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November 16, 2011 3:33 am
staff: Name Carsten Höller: ExperienceLocation New Museum, New YorkInfo Exhibition runs through January 15, 2012 Over the past twenty years, Carsten Höller has created a world that is equal parts laboratory and test site, exploring such themes as childhood, love, the future, and doubt. Höller left his early career as a scientist in 1993 to devote himself exclusively to art making, and his work is often reminiscent of research experiments. His pieces are designed to explore the limits of human sensorial perception and logic through carefully controlled participatory experiences. (Photo by Jeff Ferzoco from this post.) More art blogs for your consideration: Performa Magazine Performa Magazine presents articles, interviews, and behind the scenes information about Performa 11 artists and projects. MASS MoCA Behind-the-scenes at the largest center for contemporary visual and performing arts in the USA. The D.C. Docent A docent blogs about arts in the District of Columbia.

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Name Carsten Höller: Experience
Location New Museum, New York
Info Exhibition runs through January 15, 2012

Over the past twenty years, Carsten Höller has created a world that is equal parts laboratory and test site, exploring such themes as childhood, love, the future, and doubt. Höller left his early career as a scientist in 1993 to devote himself exclusively to art making, and his work is often reminiscent of research experiments. His pieces are designed to explore the limits of human sensorial perception and logic through carefully controlled participatory experiences.

(Photo by Jeff Ferzoco from this post.)

More art blogs for your consideration:

Performa Magazine
Performa Magazine presents articles, interviews, and behind the scenes information about Performa 11 artists and projects.

MASS MoCA
Behind-the-scenes at the largest center for contemporary visual and performing arts in the USA.

The D.C. Docent
A docent blogs about arts in the District of Columbia.