Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019

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Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019Artist: Scott Hocking Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019 Concrete, steel, fluorescent pigment paint 30" x 10" x 5" Scott Hocking was born in Redford Township, Michigan in 1975. He has lived and worked in Detroit proper since 1996. He creates site specific installations, sculptures and photography projects, often using found materials and neglected locations. Inspired by subjects ranging from ancient mythologies to current events, his artworks

Cloudy Tall Hat

prints and collage

Esther Shalev-Gerz's "Describing Labor" traveled to Detroit and was on view as part of her solo-exhibition "Space Between Time" at Wasserman Projects in the spring of 2016

He does not know how to roller-skate

The Way Great Ladies

employing industrial and found materials – densely layered with visual and cultural references

taking something utilitarian into the sculptural

Drawing on histories of craft and ritual

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Photographic print

Wong’s layered and complex sculptures simultaneously refer to and break their original contexts

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