Untitled (1725)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted and forgotten objects. Instructed in the Bauhaus tradition at Yale University in the 1960s, Monaghan trained in the studios of Buckminster Fuller and William Wainwright...
Metal, Steel
Untitled (1726)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted and forgotten objects. Instructed in the Bauhaus tradition at Yale University in the 1960s, Monaghan trained in the studios of Buckminster Fuller and William Wainwright...
Steel
Untitled (1927)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted ...
Steel
Untitled (1721)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted and forgotten objects. Instructed in the Bauhaus tradition at Yale University in the 1960s, Monaghan trained in the studios of Buckminster Fuller and William Wainwright...
Metal, Steel
Untitled (1919)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted and forgotten objects. Instructed in the Bauhaus tradition at Yale University in the 1960s, Monaghan trained in the studios of Buckminster Fuller and William Wainwright...
Steel
Untitled (1907)
By William Monaghan
Located in New Orleans, LA
William Monaghan uses industrial forms and fabrication methods to create large-scale canvases that distort perceptions of depth and space, as well as our relationships with unwanted and forgotten objects. Instructed in the Bauhaus tradition at Yale University in the 1960s, Monaghan trained in the studios of Buckminster Fuller and William Wainwright...
Steel