Hi Lucille, We have one work in our collection, a neon sculpture. Here is how the artist/constituent info is assigned for our piece.
Artist: assume vivid astro focus
Collaborator: Eli Sudbrack, Brazilian, born 1986
Collaborator: Christophe Hamaide-Pierson, French, born 1973
We have not assigned dates or culture to the collaborative. You can take a look at ULAN (Union List of Artist Names) on the Getty Website.
They have culture and date info.
Terry
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Subject: Cataloging Dilemma: assume vivid astro focus
Hi Everyone,
This e-mail if for those of you who have works in their collections by assume vivid astro focus (avaf). We have a couple of avaf cds that contain decals that are meant to be printed out and mounted on Plexiglas. I'm curious about how you classify/catalogue these cds and also what culture/dates one assigns to avaf.
Then the question is that once you have the piece fabricated, does this image mounted on plexi become a work of art in its own right or would it just be a component of the main item - the cd.
Hmmmmmm?
Lucille Stiger
Registrar
Allen Memorial Art Museum
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