Tara donovan

Tara Donovan received her MFA from VCU in 1999, and in that same year had her first solo museum show in Washington, DC. Donovan reassess the legacies of Pop and Minimalism by using mass produced materials such as drinking straws, Styrofoam cups, toothpicks, and tar paper. While Donovan’s sculptures range from extraordinarily light to obscenely heavy, they always evoke natural forms, ranging from fog banks, clouds, water, etc. This could be interpreted as a continued nostalgia for nature; by…

I made my way over to the Tara Donovan exhibit at Pace Gallery. As one of my favorite artists, I have to say, the photos don’t do her work justice,

at ICA Boston

The first museum exhibition of Tara Donovan’s work in nearly a decade opens this week at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.

An intersecting prism of light arcs overhead—made of thousands of strands of thread. A massive hemlock tree hovers above the floor, occupying an equally massive […]

Tara Donovan’s visions are often contained in masses of mass-produced items, with big pieces defined by their details.

Tara Donovan - Straight Pins

Tara Donovan (1969, New York) is known for her site-specific, large scale sculptures that often have a biomorphic quality. They are made of one manufactured everyday material, such as drinking stra…

Pace Gallery has opened the final exhibition at its California pop-up: Tara Donovan: Untitled. The show is on view until June 30, 2014, at the gallery's temporary space, 300 El ...