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    Kienholz Announcement Card 1996
    Kienholz Announcement Card 1996
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    Kienholz Announcement Card 1996
    Kienholz Announcement Card 1996
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    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Opti-Can Royale, 1977; The Econo- Can, 1977; The Billionaire Deluxe, 1977; The Block Head, 1981; The Jerry Can Standard, 1981; The Same Old Shoe, 1984; Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981; Double Cross, 1987; Double
    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Opti-Can Royale, 1977; The Econo- Can, 1977; The Billionaire Deluxe, 1977; The Block Head, 1981; The Jerry Can Standard, 1981; The Same Old Shoe, 1984; Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981; Double Cross, 1987; Double
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    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981; Double Cross, 1987; Double Cross, 1987
    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981; Double Cross, 1987; Double Cross, 1987
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    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Marriage Icon, 1972
    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Marriage Icon, 1972
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    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, One Duck Hung Low, 1991
    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, One Duck Hung Low, 1991
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    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Double Cross, 1987; Double Cross, 1987
    Left to right: Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Double Cross, 1987; Double Cross, 1987
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    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Opti-Can Royale, 1977
    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, The Opti-Can Royale, 1977
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    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981
    Edward and Nancy Kienholz, Stadtsparkasse Opladen, 1981

Edward Kienholz & Nancy Reddin Kienholz at Gemini G.E.L.

A Survey Exhibition
February 7, 1996March 30, 1996

A survey of works created at the Los Angeles-based artists' workshop, Gemini G.E.L., first solely by Edward Kienholz and then later in collaboration with his wife, Nancy Reddin Kienholz, will be on view at Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl from February 7th through March 30th, 1996.

The exhibition begins with Edward Kienholz's The Marriage Icon (1972). Through the use of reproduced postcard images collected by Kienhol, the timeline of old-fashioned romance is depicted, from courtship to marriage and family. Placed in an antique wooden frame and dripping with resin, these images explore sexuality and human relationships, questioning personal and societal ideals.