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The catalogue is ofcourse giving full attention to all the artists participating in the FREEDOM exhibition with most of the exhibited artworks photographed for the catalogue on site. The Hague Sculpture this edition also spread its wings to ‘FREEDOM Outposts’, as we call already existing highlights of American art (amongst others works of Donald Judd, James Turrell, Lawrence Weiner, Tom Otterness, Vito Acconci,) and architecture in the city of The Hague (the U.S. Embassy building of Marcel Breuer, the City-Hall of Richard Meier, The Peace Palace funded by Carnegie); these FREEDOM Outposts are also included and photographed especially for the catalogue. This and much more extra's - an essay on the four freedoms of Roosevelt and a photologue about New York - can be found in our catalogue.
Carl Andre, Weir, 1983
Barbara Bloom, familiarity breeds contempt / absence makes the heart grow fonder, 2008
Matthijs Bosman, “A good story is like an iceberg…” – Ernest Hemingway, 2008
Louise Bourgeois, Avenza Revisited II, 1968-1969
James Lee Byars, The Head of Plato, 1986 and Is, 1989
Paul McCarthy, Bush Head, 2007
Anna Craycroft, Rapprochement phrase: (growing up with the speed of darkness)
Sam Durant, Proposal for Monument to Huey Newton at Alameda Country Courthouse, Oakland, CA, 2004-2006 and For people who refuse to knuckle down, 2004
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Untitled, 1995 and Untitled (Passport), 1991
Dan Graham, Children’s Pavilion, 1986
Hans Haacke, Helmsboro Country, 1990
David Herbert. Western Model, 2008 and Beautiful Superman, 2007
Jenny Holzer, Ambition is just…, 1997
Iona Hoogenberk, Vrijheid is contact, 2008
Natasha Johns-Messenger, Through To You, 2008
Louise Nevelson, Night Tree, 1971
Matt Mullican, In situ project, 2008
Sol LeWitt, Horizontal Bands (More or Less), 2002
Julian Schnabel, Mc Beth, 1989
Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 2007
Roxy Paine, Inversion, 2008
Bernard Rosenthal, Odyssey, 1968
Kiki Smith, Reclining Nude, 2005
Mark di Suvero, Vote, 1983-1985
Bill Viola, The Lovers, 2005
Kara Walker, 8 Possible Beginnings or: The Creation of African-America, a Moving Picture by: Kara E. Walker, 2005 and Burning African village play set with big house and lynching, 2006 and Untitled, 1998
Meg Webster, Contained Asphalt, 2008
Lawrence Weiner, Artist’s page in AD / Haagsche Courant, speciale bijlage Den Haag Sculptuur 2008: FREEDOM and [Geplaatst binnen de context van een implosie]
Karel Appel, Frog with Umbrella, 2001, Spui (near Stadhuis)
Andrea Blum, Bewakershuisje Fiets & Stal, 2003, Shopping Centre Leyweg
Dan Graham, Bewakershuisje Fiets & Stal, 2008, Prinsegracht
Donald Judd, Untitled, 1982, Haags Gemeentemuseum (Stadhouderslaan, Statenlaan)
Sol LeWitt, Diverse werken, Haags Gemeentemuseum (Stadhouderslaan, Statenlaan)
Tom Otterness, Sprookjesbeelden aan Zee, 2004, Boulevard van Scheveningen
Pearl Perlmuter, Schapeman, Spui (near Stadhuis)
Shinkichi Tajiri, De Wachter, Nassauplein
James Turell, Hemels Gewelf/Panorama in the dunes, 1996, Machiel Vrijenhoeklaan, Kijkduin
Lawrence Weiner, Even boven de Waterlijn (give or take), Haagse Hogeschool, Johanna Westerdijkplein
Michael Graves, Ministerie van Volksgezondheid, Welzijn en Sport, 1993-1999, Parnassusplein
Richard Meijer, Stadhuis van Den Haag, 1996, Spui
Louis M. Cordonnier, Vredespaleis, 1907-1913, Carnegieplein
