The Museum That
Never Existed
Fifty years of collages, photographs, sculptures, paintings. One hundred and fifty-nine are composited museums—walls, crowds, openings that never happened. Every composite is flagged in this catalogue as what it is. Six exhibitions were real. This building is the one that exists.
Catalogue raisonné. Black on paper, red as
printer's mark. Plates, rules, marginalia.
Palette drawn from the corpus itself:
black 13.9% · white 13.9% · red 12.9%
THE FULL CATALOGUE — 1,087 works.
159 composites, each linked to its
flagged record. Click any plate.
printer's mark. Plates, rules, marginalia.
Palette drawn from the corpus itself:
black 13.9% · white 13.9% · red 12.9%
THE FULL CATALOGUE — 1,087 works.
159 composites, each linked to its
flagged record. Click any plate.
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500–1,000works lost, no image, no inventory
— The Register of Loss →
— The Register of Loss →
Jeffrey F. S. Neumann