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Space No. 9 (Study for RTO)" (1969) is reproduced from
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/3/2015

Robert Overby: Works 1969–1987

"Space No. 9 (Study for RTO)" (1969) is reproduced from Robert Overby: Works 1969-1987, Mousse Publishing's excellent new survey of the increasingly prominent artist who died, in 1993, both supremely disappointed with and inveterately resistant to the meager attentions paid by the art world in his lifetime. Essayist Terry R. Myers writes, "I'm convinced that his work will never fit quite right into history, and I think this is how it should be. In some ways he's now getting what he wanted all along: work that quickly became and will remain a perpetual irritation, an itch that won't be scratched away, even if and when the latex rubber, in what have become his most celebrated works, turns—paraphrasing a postcard he prepared but never sent in response to John Weber's cancellation—from dust to mud."

Robert Overby: Works 1969–1987

Robert Overby: Works 1969–1987

Mousse Publishing
Flexi, 9.5 x 12.5 in. / 294 pgs / illustrated throughout.





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