Art
Richard Serra
RICHARD SERRA
Sculpture: Forty Years at MoMA June 3–September 10, 2007
The exhibition is organized by Kynaston McShine, Chief Curator at Large, MoMA and Lynne Cooke, curator, Dia Art Foundation.
Richard Serra In Conversation with Jeffrey Weiss is forthcoming.















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