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Born 1960 San Francisco, California. Known for: Large-scale installations, whimsical.
Working from a Los Angeles studio, Tim Hawkinson creates conceptual work that includes room-size installations, collages and sculpture and provokes responses from absurd to purely humorous. He makes... Read full biography
Working from a Los Angeles studio, Tim Hawkinson creates conceptual work that includes room-size installations, collages and sculpture and provokes responses from absurd to purely humorous. He makes clocks from Coca-Cola cans or hair brushes or items from a pile of laundry, bird skeletons and nail... Read full biography
Working from a Los Angeles studio, Tim Hawkinson creates conceptual work that includes room-size installations, collages and sculpture and provokes responses from absurd to purely humorous. He makes clocks from Coca-Cola cans or hair brushes or items from a pile of laundry, bird skeletons and nail clippings. One of his pieces, "Ranting Mop Head" (1995) is an upright mop on one side and a machine on the other side that has synthetic voices. When activated, the 'mop head' rants with gibberish.... Read full biography
Working from a Los Angeles studio, Tim Hawkinson creates conceptual work that includes room-size installations, collages and sculpture and provokes responses from absurd to purely humorous. He makes clocks from Coca-Cola cans or hair brushes or items from a pile of laundry, bird skeletons and nail clippings. One of his pieces, "Ranting Mop Head" (1995) is an upright mop on one side and a machine on the other side that has synthetic voices. When activated, the 'mop head' rants with gibberish. Another work, "Uberorgan", is a 12-pipe organ with expanding and contracting balloons that expand and contract with the markings on a 200-foot piano-player-like scroll. In turn, the balloons send air through the pipes, which play hymns, popular music... Read full biography
Working from a Los Angeles studio, Tim Hawkinson creates conceptual work that includes room-size installations, collages and sculpture and provokes responses from absurd to purely humorous. He makes clocks from Coca-Cola cans or hair brushes or items from a pile of laundry, bird skeletons and nail clippings. One of his pieces, "Ranting Mop Head" (1995) is an upright mop on one side and a machine on the other side that has synthetic voices. When activated, the 'mop head' rants with gibberish. Another work, "Uberorgan", is a 12-pipe organ with expanding and contracting balloons that expand and contract with the markings on a 200-foot piano-player-like scroll. In turn, the balloons send air through the pipes, which play hymns, popular music and "unrecognizable tunes". In February 2005, the Whitney Museum of American Art held a mid-career retrospective of Hawkinson's work. Although it... Read full biography
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- ReviewsMay 2005ArtForum EditorsARTFORUM
- Journey Through Looking GlassApril 2005Targos, ReneeArt-Talk
- Mops, Drops and Jumbo Baby EarsFebruary 2005Sheets, Hilarie MARTnews
- In the Studio-Tim HawkinsonJanuary 2005Finkel, JoriArt & Auction
- Joan Quinn, Etc., Etc., Etc.November 2002Quinn, Joan AgajanianArt-Talk
- Report from New YorkJune 2002Princenthal, NancyArt in America
- Preview Spring 2002January 2002Editor, ArtFourmARTFORUM
- SpotlightJanuary 2002Jarvis, JohnArt-Talk
- A Thousand Words: Tim HawkinsonSeptember 2000Miles, ChristopherARTFORUM
- Review of ExhibitionsOctober 1999Editors, Art in AmericaArt in America
- Recycling the SelfMay 1997Duncan, MichaelArt in America