Location 1969

Richard Artschwager's 1969 "Location" is a minimalist artwork that consists of simple geometric shapes painted on a white background. The shapes are arranged in an almost random fashion, creating a sense of both order and chaos. Artschwager, known for his use of unconventional materials like Formica, explores the interplay between abstraction and representation. The piece's title, "Location," hints at the work's ambiguity and invites viewers to consider its meaning in relation to the surrounding space.