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Ann Hamilton: the common S E N S E at the Henry Art Gallery
The common S E N S E is a museum-wide exhibition of newly commissioned works by American artist Ann Hamilton (born 1956). The Henry first featured Hamilton’s art in 1992 with an installation that occupied all the galleries of the museum’s original building designed in 1926 by Carl Gould. For accountings—a landmark event in Seattle—the museum became a landscape: its floors skinned with numbered steel tokens, its walls licked with candle soot, an oversized display case filled with wax votive heads, and two hundred canaries flying free. In 2009, the Henry invited Hamilton to return to the expanded museum, now quadrupled in size with the 1997 building designed by Charles Gwathmey. For the common S E N S E, Hamilton conceived of the Henry as a hub connecting to the University of Washington’s c...
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The common S E N S E is a museum-wide exhibition of newly commissioned works by American artist Ann Hamilton (born 1956). The Henry first featured Hamilton’s art in 1992 with an installation that occupied all the galleries of the museum’s original building designed in 1926 by Carl Gould. For accountings—a landmark event in Seattle—the museum became a landscape: its floors skinned with numbered steel tokens, its walls licked with candle soot, an oversized display case filled with wax votive heads, and two hundred canaries flying free. In 2009, the Henry invited Hamilton to return to the expanded museum, now quadrupled in size with the 1997 building designed by Charles Gwathmey.
For the common S E N S E, Hamilton conceived of the Henry as a hub connecting to the University of Washington’s c...