William of Ockham's nominalism inspired this artist, whose creations are typically untitled, but subtitles indicate they are addressed to people, such as "Barnett Newman" or "Piet Mondrian."
This artist's early works include "a table prepared for a suicide" and a piece which was supposed to contain a grave for "papa" and his "bride to be," titled Tragic Toys. This man placed two arrays in an otherwise empty room to "abuse the complete room" in a 1972 piece inspired by George McGovern's campaign. Near the end of his life, he worked with Uwe Kiessler to color the Rhine-Elbe Science Park. Donald Judd loved this artist's work so much he named his son after him. William of Ockham's nominalism inspired this artist, whose creations are typically untitled, but subtitles indicate they are addressed to people, such as "Barnett Newman" or "Piet Mondrian." A series of thirty-nine artworks made of fluorescent tubes and inspired by Vladimir Tatlin's Monument to the Third International are the masterpiece of, for 10 points, what minimalist known for using light in his installations?
This artist's early works include "a table prepared for a suicide" and a piece which was supposed to contain a grave for "papa" and his "bride to be," titled Tragic Toys.
Dan Flavin