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Lynda Benglis

American, b. 1941

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Bio

Lynda Benglis moved to New York at the apex of Minimalism in the 1960s. Using brightly colored polyurethane foam and incorporating wide-ranging influences, such as Abstract Expressionism, Process Art, Minimalism, Feminist art, geological forms, and …
Blue chip status
Blue-chip representation
Represented by internationally reputable galleries.
Auction
High auction record
$378.0k, Sotheby's, 2021
Overview
Works for Sale (53)
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Notable works

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Career highlights
User
Solo show at a major institution
MoMA PS1, and 3 more
Group
Group show at a major institution
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and 15 more
Institution
Collected by a major institution
Tate, and 5 more
Publication
Reviewed by a major art publication
Artforum, and 6 more
Fair
Included in a major biennial
Venice Biennale National Pavilion, and 3 more
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Related categories
Process Art
Postminimalism
CalArts
Poured
Feminist Art
Post-War American Art
Use of Common Materials
Process-Oriented
Gender
Biomorphic
Line, Form, and Color
Performance Art
20th Century Art
Suspended/Hanging
Bulbous
Women Artists
New York Artists
Sculpture
Sex
Color Photography
Focus on Materials
United States
Photography
Tangled Forms
Film/Video
Dynamism
Provocative
Chance
Large-Scale Sculpture
Engagement with Mass Media
Erotic
Mixed-Media
Installation

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