グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 3月14日 00時21分

In his "I Met" series, artist #OnKawara recorded the names of all the people with whom he conversed daily between 1968 and 1979. The series originated with Kawara's difficulty in remembering the Western names of people he met during his travels. One day, when he received the business card of a man with a name of Hispanic origin in Mexico City, Kawara remembered a challenge issued by his friend Kasper König: write a poem that can be understood anywhere in the world. The man’s name struck him as a “readymade poem” that could be understood by anyone, anywhere. He realized then that a universal language could be found in names. Visit our exhibition site for "On Kawara—Silence" for a new image every day through May 3 (link in bio). ?

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