There was a moment in the Guggenheim’s sprawling new Carol Bove exhibition when the entire show began to make sense to Seph Rodney (sephsees). It was when he chanced upon “10 Hours” (2019), which consists of a hollow, crimped and bent rectangular tube, painted banana yellow, draped over a stanchion of roughly cut steel with a rust patina. It could be a bath towel that someone flung onto a drying rack after an ocean swim, which makes it befuddling: “I know that this listless form is made of steel covered in urethane paint, but it doesn’t look like it or behave as I expect it to.” It took Rodney some time to find such revelatory work again. To read his review, visit our link in bio. . . . 1 - Carol Bove, “10 Hours” (2019) (all photos Seph Rodney/Hyperallergic) 4 - Installation view of work in Carol Bove at the Guggenheim #CarolBove #Guggenheim #ContemporaryArt