The Modern Art Notes Podcast

Senga Nengudi


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Episode No. 331 features artist Senga Nengudi.
Senga Nengudi came to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s with abstract sculpture made from common materials, work that was often fused with a performative element. Her work is the subject of two ongoing solo exhibitions (at the USC Fisher Museum and at the Baltimore Museum of Art), and her work is in an ongoing group exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
See images of work discussed on the program at http://manpodcast.com.
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