Overview
- He died in New York on September 3, according to Paula Cooper Gallery, which did not provide a cause.
- The Kassel retrospective opened days earlier at the Fridericianum and is scheduled to run through January 2026.
- He first gained attention with Primary Structures (1966) and Minimal Art (1968) before later appearances at Documenta and the 2022 Venice Biennale.
- His work embraced suspended and cantilevered forms, creosote-treated telephone poles, and subtly reworked cars and boats.
- Paula Cooper represented him from 1968 to 2023, and he was also represented by Karma and Galerie Max Hetzler.