November 20th, 2006 | Artists, News: International
VoCA is often asked who our favorite artists are. An impossible task, but weâ"ve decided to finally made a list of only a few of them. These ten have remained in our mind over the years. They also perfectly exemplify VoCA’s belief - that all great art is about fundamental, human concerns:
1. Louise Bourgeois
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2. John Cage
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3. Marcel Duchamp
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4. Rodney Graham
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5. Yves Klein
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6. Wolfgang Laib
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7. Bruce Nauman
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8. Gerhard Richter
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9. David Rokeby
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10. Thomas Schutte
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Interesting and little-known Canadian Art fact #1:
Marcel Duchamp was obsessed with chess. One of Duchamp’s most notable chess games occurred in 1968, at a concert called “Reunion” at Ryerson Polytechnic in Toronto. His opponent was the avant-garde composer and event organizer John Cage. The music was produced by a series of photoelectric cells underneath each square of the chessboard which were sporadically triggered during normal game play.
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