Richard Tuttle: What Is the Object?
On View March 25–July 10, 2022
Bard Graduate Center Gallery

Consider your relationship with the things in your life by interacting with—picking up, holding, touching, viewing from multiple perspectives—the eclectic objects collected by celebrated contemporary American artist Richard Tuttle. An index card created by Tuttle accompanies each object, outlining his original encounter with it, how it entered his collection, and his thoughts about it. The exhibition also features a series of nine never-before-seen works by Tuttle along with sculptural furniture he designed to display his objects.

Ticket provides entry into Richard Tuttle: What Is the Object? and Conserving Active Matter. Proof of COVID vaccination, photo ID, and the use of masks are required of all visitors to BGC Gallery. Please see our visitor policies for complete COVID policies.

Support for Richard Tuttle: What is the Object? has been generously provided by Agnes Gund with additional support from David Kordansky Gallery, Scully Peretsman Foundation, and Peter Freeman and Lluïsa Sàrries Zgonc, as well as donors to Bard Graduate Center.

Support for the publication has been provided by Pace Gallery.

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This volume, designed by the Belgian book artist Luc Derycke as a ‘book as object’ carries forth the challenging question of the meaning of objects.

Image Credits: Headshot of Richard Tuttle by Melissa Goodwin. Paperweight. Made in Venice, ca. 1920. Glass. Collection of Richard Tuttle. Photograph: © Bruce M. White/Christina Clare Ewald. Hat, Philippines, 20th century. Beads, mother of pearl, woven, twisted fiber. Collection of Richard Tuttle. Photograph: © Bruce M. White/Christina Clare Ewald. Georgian screw top bottle, England, 1790s. Glass. Collection of Richard Tuttle. Photograph: © Bruce M. White/Christina Clare Ewald.

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</strong></em></a><span class="im">On View March 25–July 10, 2022<br />
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<p>Consider your relationship with the things in your life by interacting with—picking up, holding, touching, viewing from multiple perspectives—the eclectic objects collected by celebrated contemporary American artist <a href="https://www.moma.org/artists/5983" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.moma.org/artists/5983&source=gmail&ust=1646759405556000&usg=AOvVaw2l7kKik0NrRYFG2Svp55q7">Richard Tuttle</a>. An index card created by Tuttle accompanies each object, outlining his original encounter with it, how it entered his collection, and his thoughts about it. The exhibition also features a series of nine never-before-seen works by Tuttle along with sculptural furniture he designed to display his objects.</p>
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      <p>Support for <i>Richard Tuttle: What is the Object? </i>has been generously provided by Agnes Gund with additional support from David Kordansky Gallery, Scully Peretsman Foundation, and Peter Freeman and Lluïsa Sàrries Zgonc, as well as donors to Bard Graduate Center.</p>
<p>Support for the publication has been provided by Pace Gallery.</p>
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