Deborah
Scott
Nelson-Atkins
Museum of Art

On Oldenburg...
"He examines some interesting issues in form. I think he's very interested
in the relationship between abstraction and representation and how there's
this gray line that separates the two. And sometimes you can cross it
over. He looks at objects that exist in reality and takes them further
-- and adds meaning to them by changing them only slightly."
On Oldenburg
and van Bruggen...
"They work with an object by transforming it, and sometimes in surreal
ways juxtaposing it, with things that you would not normally see it near
-- or you wouldn't normally make a comparison between the two. Sometimes
there's irony involved and sometimes it becomes whimsical, although I
know the artists don't really like that reading. But I think some people
will read it that way."
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