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Known for his large sculptural works, Glen Seator is best remembered for site specific works including B.C.O., a featured installation at the 1997 Whitney Biennial Exhibition. For this piece, Seator reconstructed the office of David Ross, Whitney Museum of American Art Director. Another attention-getting sculpture was "Fifteen-Sixty-One" (1999), an elaborate copy of a check-cashing operation that was installed at Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills.
From 2000 into 2001, Seator had a six mon (showing 500 of 808 characters). |
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