Frances Stark

Push
2006

A glass door with a wooden frame is partially visible, with the word "PUSH" on its lower right side and a room number "216" at the top. Numerous colorful flyers and notes are cluttered on the left side of the glass, suggesting a busy community or university bulletin board. The right side of the glass is clear, showing the contrast between the cluttered and clean areas.
A glass door with a wooden frame is partially visible, with the word "PUSH" on its lower right side and a room number "216" at the top. Numerous colorful flyers and notes are cluttered on the left side of the glass, suggesting a busy community or university bulletin board. The right side of the glass is clear, showing the contrast between the cluttered and clean areas.

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Date
2006

Classification
Drawings

Medium
Collage, latex paint, tape and graphite pencil on panel

Dimensions
Overall: 80 × 89 1/16in. (203.2 × 226.2 cm)

Accession number
2009.132

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Drawing Committee and partial gift of Tina Petra

Rights and reproductions
© 2006 Frances Stark

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