Read Art Observed on our LeWitt Collection exhibit. On view through this Sunday, June 12! "The piece that holds the most seminal value to those who know LeWitt’s work is his “Wall Drawing” (Scribble) (2007), placed anachronistically at the start of the show. Irrespective of its stunning quality (it resembles a beam of light in the darkness), the drawing is impressive for the number of artists it represents, those working to realize the piece’s somewhat loose instructions. The minimalist tenet to his works, a note of subtraction, is toppled by the many hands underlying the work. His works are echoes and harbingers of even the faintest straits of thought and ideation around him. This work embodies the most compelling aspect of the show, his collection, and his art: its function and position within a community of ideas." – go to artobserved.com for the complete post artobserved #LeWitCollection #SolLeWitt Image: Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawing #1271 Scribbles 12 (2007), via Quincy Childs for A...