Things are Seldom What They Seem, Or Local Sculptors/Found Materials: Abram Faber, Pia Massie, Brewster Luttrell

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Two decorative chairs set in front of a red wall with a gold framed mirror hung between them.

Installation view, Things are Seldom What They Seem, Or Local Sculptors/Found Materials: Abram Faber, Pia Massie, Brewster Luttrell, MIT List Visual Arts Center,1986.

Location
Reference Gallery
Featured Artists
Abram Ross Faber
Brewster Luttrell
Pia Massie
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Exhibition featuring work by Abram Ross Faber, Brewster Luttrell, and Pia Massie, three Boston-based sculptors whose work incorporates found materials.

Publication with text by Katy Kline. 

Images

Abstract sculptures are scattered around the gallery. Each is propped up on pedestals and made from a range of materials.
Abstract sculptures are shown both free tanding and hung on the gallery wall. Each is made with various materials. 
A tree branch on wheels is attached to an open fridge containing various food products.
A wooden toy boat is hung sideways on the wall with a fan or propeller rests inside.
Two decorative chairs set in front of a red wall with a gold framed mirror hung between them.

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Things are Seldom What They Seem, Or Local Sculptors/Found Materials

1986, MIT List Visual Arts Center

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Book cover for Things are Seldom What They Seem, Or Local Sculptors/Found Materials features three black and white images of sculptures.

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