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Denise Yaghmourian
Black and Red Hive

2018

$6,500
£4,917.70
€5,675.78
CA$9,078.69
A$10,093.77
CHF 5,283.48
MX$123,796.75
NOK 67,272.06
SEK 63,512.80
DKK 42,354.56
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fabric, thread, eyelets, on wood panel b. 1967, Bethpage, NY Denise Yaghmourian is a painter, sculptor and installation artist who works with a variety of materials, including paper pulp, paint, thread, vinyl and found objects. Her works are hybridized forms, with methodological roots in past movements like Minimalism and Post-Minimalism, and a conceptual grounding in contemporary practices. The simplicity of her surfaces reveal a material-based sensibility. Conjoining the repetitive process inherent in machine-made items with laboriously repetitious handwork, Yaghmourian embraces the hypnotic and the meditative. Denise Yaghmourian received her BFA from Arizona State University in 1991. Her work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States, including The Tucson Museum of Art, Phoenix Art Museum, Ceres Gallery in New York, Bogen Galerie in Sain Paul de Vence, France, and SOHO20 Chelsea Gallery in New York. Her work is in the public collections of Banner Desert Samaritan Hospital and The Institute for Mental Health Research. Denise Yaghmourian currently lives and works in Phoenix, Arizona
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    2018
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    Height: 53 in (134.62 cm)Width: 53 in (134.62 cm)Depth: 1.75 in (4.45 cm)
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    Phoenix, AZ
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    Seller: 2019121931stDibs: LU1377098732

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