Lithograph on paper
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Seminar in Collaboration with Richard Hamilton
Presented by Richard Hamilton 1978
abstraction
animals: mammals
bull
curtain
diagrammatic
emotions, concepts and ideas
formal qualities
furnishings
irregular forms
non-representational
objects
scissors
tools and machinery
<p><i>Seminar</i> was one of many collaborations between Roth and Richard Hamilton. Roth began the process by making one lithographic plate, to which Hamilton responded by adding another layer from a new plate. Neither told the other of their plans or identified their interventions. The exchange eventually resulted in nine plates being used. The artists' working methods were quite distinct. Roth recalled: ‘I’m always so speedy and Richard does things very slowly and thinks things over. It was the best time of my life.’</p><p><em>Gallery label, March 2007</em></p>
paper print lithograph
24 March 2007 – 17 February 2008
2008-02-17
24 March 2007 – 17 February 2008
2008-02-17
2007-03-24
Tate Modern (London, UK)
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/
2007-03-24
Dieter Roth
Collection based display
Seminar (in Collaboration with Richard Hamilton)
image: 711 × 1045 mm
Presented by Richard Hamilton 1978
<p><i>Seminar</i> was one of many collaborations between Roth and Richard Hamilton. Roth began the process by making one lithographic plate, to which Hamilton responded by adding another layer from a new plate. Neither told the other of their plans or identified their interventions. The exchange eventually resulted in nine plates being used. The artists' working methods were quite distinct. Roth recalled: ‘I’m always so speedy and Richard does things very slowly and thinks things over. It was the best time of my life.’</p>

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abstraction animals: mammals bull curtain diagrammatic emotions, concepts and ideas formal qualities furnishings irregular forms non-representational objects scissors tools and machinery