Frequently collaborating with Coosje van Brugen was, for 10 points, what sculptor of Free Stamp, Dropped Cone, and Typewriter Eraser, whose works came in hard and soft varieties?
The basement of Judson Memorial Church was the site of this man's The Street. He's not Jasper Johns, but his illustrations for Frank O'Hara's "Image of the Buddha Preaching" include his Stripper with Battleship, and he proposed a monument for Navy Pier called the Fireplug. This student of Allan Kaprow created a red work in front of the Cleveland City Hall whose underside is labeled with a four-letter word, and another likely would have been (*) vanilla flavored if it was real. A white and red work of his with blue projections appears in front of the National Gallery, and he created various "happenings". Frequently collaborating with Coosje van Brugen was, for 10 points, what sculptor of Free Stamp, Dropped Cone, and Typewriter Eraser, whose works came in hard and soft varieties?
The basement of Judson Memorial Church was the site of this man's The Street.
{Claes Oldenburg}