Jene Highstein
Sculpture

February 10–22, 1973 112 Greene Street/Workshop
Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973

Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973

Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973

Exhibition Description

Jen Highstein constructed three large pieces from milled steel wool which he had salvaged. Each piece contained two standing curved sections connected by a third flat section. The first sculpture’s two vertical elements 6’8″ in height, were connected by a horizontal slab, 15 3/8″ x 21′. The second piece, standing 8′ in height, was connected by a rusted piece lying on the floor spanning 24′. The third piece, 7′ in height and spanning 26′, was considerably wider than the other: it measured 42 1/4″ in girth.

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

Related Material

Invitation for Jene Highstein, Sculpture, 1973

Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973
Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973
Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973

Jene Highstein, Sculpture, installation view, 1973