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Article: Marco Gastini at John Weber. (New York, New York)(Review of Exhibitions)
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- Art in America
- Article date:
- January 1, 1995
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For much of its history, painting was concerned with the space "behind" the canvas. Then, at the hands of midcentury formalists, the surface of the canvas--the picture plane--became the center of interest. With admirable logic, some artists--most noticeably Frank Stella--took the next step of exploring the space in front of the painting by making works with projecting relief elements. In Tra gli echi (Among the Echoes), the title piece of his recent show, Marco Gastini takes this process still further. The gestural energy of marks on his roughly treated tarpaulin is extended first into bent iron rods attached to the tarpaulin; it then jumps to a couple of 6-foot-high iron ...
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