Alec Nicolescu
Survival Balcony

January 15–22, 1977 112 Greene Street/Workshop
Installation view from "Alec Nicolescu: Survival Balcony"

Alec Nicolescu, Survival Balcony, installation view, 1976. Photo: Alec Nicolescu.

Exhibition Description

Alec Nicolescu built a large balcony structure between two of the gallery columns and lived in the space for the duration of the show. The structure was distinguished by a fence-like balustrade which ran around three sides. This installation was a continuation of the artist’s work concerning survival and the relationship between life and art activities.

Excerpted from Brentano, R., & Savitt, M. (1981). 112 Workshop, 112 Greene Street: History, artists & artworks. New York: New York University Press.

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Announcement for Alec Nicolescu, Survival Balcony, 1976

Installation view from "Alec Nicolescu: Survival Balcony"

Alec Nicolescu, Survival Balcony, installation view, 1976. Photo: Alec Nicolescu