LSD Alice [Study for Alice Down the Rabbit Hole], 1965. Colored felt-tipped pen, ballpoint pen, pencil on paper. 9" x 11 13/16" (22.9 x 30 cm). #65053. Private collection. © APRA Foundation Berlin.
Essay by Robert Del Principe
Interview by Matteo Guarnaccia
The Barbie Doll Drawings, 1967. Suite of 35 drawings: India ink and Rapidograph and/or pencil on paper, each 8½ x 5½" (21.5 x 14 cm). Detail: #7 of 35, India ink and Rapidograph on paper. #67073.7. Collection Museum of Modern Art, New York. © APRA Foundation Berlin.
Utah-Manhattan Transfer, 1968. Pencil, ball point pen,two collaged maps mounted on foamcore. 14 3/16" x 13 1/4" (36 x 33,7 cm) and 12 x 11 15/16" (30,5 x 30,3 cm). Collage 1: NY Times Square to Dugway Proving Grounds. Collage 2: Dugway Proving Grounds to NY Times Square. #68007.1-2. Photocredit: David Campos/ MACBA. Collection of the Adrian Piper Research Archive Foundation Berlin. © APRA Foundation Berlin.
Hypothesis Situation #3 (for Sol LeWitt), 1968-1969. Photo-diagram collage: graph paper, B&W photographs, India ink diagrams, vintage photo-offset forms with typescript text, vintage photo offset two-page essay, “Hypothesis” (1968). 8 1/2" x 11"; 33 7/8" x 10 7/8"; 17" x 11" (21.6 x 27,9 cm; 86.0 x 27.6 cm; 43.2 x 27.9 cm). #68042. Photo credit: Amy Patton. Collection of the Adrian Piper Research Archive Foundation Berlin. © APRA Foundation Berlin.
Time is variable, space is constant: I sit in front of my new TV, Sol’s birthday present, debating whether or not to turn it on immediately or get back to work.