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minimal exposition is a contemporary art blog - art photography, abstract art, sculpture, painting, architecture, minimal photography, abstract photography, video, dance, crafts, performance art, earth art, and new music - for viewers who value images over words.

these photographs were all taken at night, in low/no-light conditions, with exposures from a few seconds to 60 minutes. lighting is primarily full moon with hand held, low impact (flashlight) highlights.










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in 2008 the pulitzer foundation for the arts in st. louis mounted a two-phase exhibition of dan flavin's flourescent work. occupying every level of the tadao ando designed building including the exterior, the work was installed to 'accommodate the spaces in ways that both complemented and challenged the architecture without compromising the integrity of flavin's art'.




















