Direct Democracy
Book Type Archives:
Gail Hastings
Notes on Contemporary Post-Minimalism (part III): The Viewer
Contemporary Art in dialogue with 20th century architecture and design: Gail Hastings — Charlotte Perriand
Gail Hastings
Faith and Lust: Various Approaches to Formalist Abstraction
Gail Hastings
Making space for the invisible architecture of the social
Gail Hastings: Sculptural Situations
The Local Group: Store 5 1989–1993
Store 5 is …, Store 5 was … or, rather, Store 5 was not … easy – let’s face it
Primed Suspects: Gail Hastings’ Sculptural Situations
Hothouse: The flower in contemporary art
Hall of mirrors: where to the artwork?
Gail Hastings
Gail Hastings
Her sculptures or ‘sculptural situations’ (Hastings) create spaces intended to appeal to and involve people as physical, intellectual and aesthetically competent beings. — Renate Wiehager
Gail Hastings
mission: untitled (blue)
Monochromes: The beautiful sublime?
Gail Hastings
Abstract Distractions
The Space Here is Everywhere: art with architecture
Speaking of Strange Bedfellows
Strolling – the art of arcades, boulevards, barricades, publicity
Minimalism: past and present
‘Close your eyes, let your hand fall and select an object’: About some of Gail Hastings’ more recent Sculptural Situations
Art in the Age of Lost Innocence
On Dialogue
objects + ideas: revisiting minimalism
Making space for the invisible architecture of the social
Reservoir
No time like the present
Who is art for?
