
- words and meaning
- the presence of meaning and the meaning of absence
- the meaning of art and the aesthetics of meaning,
- images of words from words on images
- language as art and the art of language
- .....
Just a few of the many thoughts provoked by visiting
Joseph Kosuth 'Texts (Waiting for-) for Nothing' Samuel Beckett, in play, which opened yesterday at Sean Kelly. A visually powerful, important and, of course, meaningful (monochromatic) exhibition by one of the most (and first) famous conceptual artists.
And a of course a few images...

The exhibition includes, besides the new project based on Samuel Beckett, also two other historic installation works: the artist’s first gallery exhibition
Nothing, premiered in Los Angeles in 1968, and neon installation work based on James Joyce’s
Ulysses, from 1998.