Untitled
2002
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2002
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This drawing shows a floor plan of a place called the Seattle Vivarium. It’s made with colored pencil on grid paper, with red lines marking walls and furniture like benches and lockers. Names like Peterson, Carson, and Muir are written along the top wall, and there’s a wavy red line that looks like a river or some kind of path. The artist labeled it “Seattle Vivarium” and dated it 2002. The bottom part shows a long room with a winding red shape that might be a stream or a path through the space. Look up Mark Dion to see more of his work.