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Exhibiting a Reinhardt “Cadaver”

There is a nice little article about a damaged beyond repair Ad Reinhardt painting on display at the Guggenheim in Artinfo this week.

The show “Imageless” is on display in the museum Annex Level 7 through September.

I found this to be pretty interesting read, hope you do too.

Ad Reinhardt in his studio, New York, July 1966. Photo by John Loengard/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

Reinhardt’s “Black Painting” (1960–66), photographed under ultraviolet light after laser cleaning at Art Innovation, Oldenzaal, the Netherlands. Photo by James Martin, Orion Analytical, LLC

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  1. If you’re interested in hearing more background information about the “Imageless” exhibition and the science behind the restoration of the Black Painting, I recommend listening to the New York Academy of Sciences’ Podcast about “Imageless.” It features Carol Stringari, the Chief Conservator at the Guggenheim. You can listen to that here.

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