Sol LeWitt Torn Orange Paper

Sol LeWitt, From the Upper Left and Right Corners Toward the Center of the Page. R 324, 3/29/1975, torn orange paper, 50 x 50 cm, via Native Sol LeWitt, From the Midpoint of the Left and a Point Halfway Between the Mid Point of the Left Side and Upper Left Corner Towards the Center of the Page. R327, 3/29/1975, torn orange paper, 50 x 50 cm, via Native Sol LeWitt, From the Midpoint of the Left and Right Sides Toward the Center of the Page. R329, 3/29/1975, torn orange paper, 50 x 50 cm, via Native I’m not sure who’s going harder here: Sol LeWitt for his 1975 show of serially torn orange paper in the House of Orange’s own backyard in Amsterdam; Art and Project, the gallery which had been a fiery nexus of conceptual art for decades, and whose gallery exhibitions were complemented by the Art and Project Bulletin, a groundbreaking publication that became its own art and exhibition platform; Robert and Suzanne Pannier, the Belgian collectors who spent decades in the relentless pursuit of…