Untitled
1971
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1971
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This drawing looks like a blueprint for a building. It’s full of lines, circles, and text. The top half shows floors labeled 1 through 6, with tiny symbols for doors, stairs, and lights. The bottom half lists notes like "public performances" and "resident contact." A big yellow circle with lines connects to the building—maybe a light or skylight. The artist used typewriter ink and colored pencil. The notes and symbols feel like instructions for how to use the space. It’s not just a building plan—it’s also a list of ideas for what happens inside. Check out Will Insley to see how he mixed art and architecture.
