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The Museum of New Art presents David Hendren

 



David Hendren.

 
PONTIAC  - The Museum of New Art presents David Hendren, on view through June 9, 2007. David Hendren's new paintings and installation at the Museum of New Art (MONA) offer passages, entrances and exits, detours and cul-de-sacs, and repeatedly asks the viewer to come to a new decision about abstraction in the new millennium. These different possibilities of abstraction — opening new doors, often while moving backward in space — engender new spatial constellations.

They affect what is behind, what remains initially hidden from view, and necessitate unforeseen changes in direction and sidestepping gestures. Hendren's sculptural use of paint is conceived as a model for our 21st Century compulsions, contra-dictions and strictures, while also hinting at new possibilities for future aesthetic decisions.
 


 

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