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Tumbling Tacks

sculpture by Oldenburg and van Bruggen
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  • Claes Oldenburg
    Claes Oldenburg

    Their final collaboration, Tumbling Tacks, was unveiled on the grounds of the Kistefos Museum, Jevnaker, Norway, in 2009, several months after van Bruggen died from breast cancer. In 2011 Oldenburg created his first independent project in 30 years, Paint Torch, which was installed in Philadelphia. He then turned…

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    Their final collaboration, Tumbling Tacks, was unveiled on the grounds of the Kistefos Museum, Jevnaker, Norway, in 2009, several months after van Bruggen died from breast cancer. In 2011 Oldenburg created his first independent project in 30 years, Paint Torch, which was installed in Philadelphia. He then turned…

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