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Installed | Anne Lindberg at Dolphin

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Anne Lindberg

shift

at Dolphin, Kansas City, MO

Feb. 8 – May 23, 2013

Anne Lindberg, "shift," 2013, thread and staples, 9' x 26' x 3'. Image courtesy of Erin Dziedzic

Anne Lindberg, “shift,” 2013, thread and staples, 9′ x 26′ x 3′. Image courtesy of Erin Dziedzic

shift is a compelling 26 foot installation by Kansas City based artist
Anne Lindberg on exhibit at Dolphin Gallery.

This work represents her fifth in a series of site based 3 dimensional thread drawings. Comprised of staples and luminous rayon thread installed from one gallery wall to another, it effectively questions our notion of space and dimension. The form expands in volume as a wedge stretching across perpendicular walls as if at once catapulted and now captured and preserved. Utilizing thousands of feet of varying shades of white and yellow thread, shift creates or draws lines formed in shadow against the walls.

Anne Lindberg’s work has been exhibited widely throughout the United States and abroad including the Nevada Museum of Art, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, The Drawing Center in NYC, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Sheldon Memorial Art Museum, Tegnerforbundet, The Writer’s Place, Macalester College, as well as venues in New Zealand, Norway, Brazil, Quebec and Japan. Her work is held in museum and corporate collections including the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Spencer Museum of Art, Detroit Institute of Art, Sprint Corporation, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Niwako Kimono Company in Nagoya, Japan, American Century Investments, and H&R Block, in addition to private collections. Her newest work has been included in exhibitions at the Tegnerforbundet in Oslo, Norway, SESC Bom Retiro Cultural Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil, America:Now and in Kansas City, and Grunwald Gallery at Indiana University.
-from gallery press release

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