Nicola López: Creating a new site-specific installation for the Balcony Lounge at the Met | Pace Prints

Posted May 15, 2013

Nicola López: Creating a new site-specific installation for the Balcony Lounge at the Met

Pace Prints is pleased to announce the opening of a long-term site-specific installation by Nicola López at the recently inaugurated Balcony Lounge at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Entitled "Un-Building Things", the work is the first commission for the lounge and will be on view for three years.

In this video, López describes the ideas behind the piece and the innovative printmaking techniques she employed to create it.

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