Those works are actually white wood blocks screenprinted with the red and blue logo of a brand of soap pads.
Drawing inspiration from one she found among her deceased mother's belongings, Rachel Whiteread piled up thousands of white plaster casts of these objects in the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. Robert Morris created an object of this type with a flap shaped like the letter "I" which opens up onto a nude photograph of the artist. Morris also recorded the carpentry and hammer noises made as he constructed one of these objects, and then placed the tape inside for a work entitled [one of these] with the Sound of Its Own Making. Mounted prints of works like Nude Descending a Staircase and L.H.O.O.Q. were placed in a Duchamp work called [one of these] in a Suitcase, or (*) "valise" in French. The slogan "shines aluminum fast" appears along the bottom of a series of works pretending to be these things. Those works are actually white wood blocks screenprinted with the red and blue logo of a brand of soap pads. For 10 points, name these basic storage objects imitated by Andy Warhol's Brillo ones.
Drawing inspiration from one she found among her deceased mother's belongings, Rachel Whiteread piled up thousands of white plaster casts of these objects in the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.
boxes [accept cardboard boxes before "flap" is read] 