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DESCRIPTION:Dia presents an exhibition of Kishio Suga&rsquo\;s work at Dia:
 Chelsea at 541 West 22nd Street in New York City. Suga is a founding membe
 r of Mono-ha (School of Things)\, which emerged in Japan in the 1960s and 
 1970s and developed in parallel with Postminimal and Land art in the Unite
 d States and Arte Povera in Europe&mdash\;movements at the core of Dia&rsq
 uo\;s permanent collection. Curated by Jessica Morgan and Alexis Lowry\, t
 his is&nbsp\;Suga&rsquo\;s first solo museum show in the United States.&nb
 sp\;\n\nIn this exhibition\, Suga responds to the building&rsquo\;s unique
  history as a marble-cutting facility by recreating his&nbsp\;<em>Placemen
 t of Condition</em>&nbsp\;(1973)\, a signature installation of cut stones 
 that lean precariously away from each other\, but are bound together with 
 wire into a mutually dependent and stable network. This work is on view al
 ongside a selection of other significant historical installations and new 
 works conceived specifically for Dia that explore issues of balance and st
 ructure and that respond to the physical parameters of the space. His new 
 commission investigates material equilibrium through a series of interweav
 ing metal rods that are perched on top of wooden uprights.<strong>&nbsp\;<
 /strong>\n<em>Kishio Suga</em>&nbsp\;is made possible by significant suppo
 rt from Marissa Sackler. Generous support is also provided by Blum &amp\; 
 Poe\, Frances Bowes\, Nathalie and Charles de Gunzburg\, and Cindy and How
 ard Rachofsky\, with additional support from Estrellita B. Brodsky and the
  Japan Foundation\, New York.\n\nhttp://diaart.org/program/exhibitions-pro
 jects/kishio-suga-exhibition
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Kishio Suga
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