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Article 5

Julio Le Parc (AKA Julio Alcides Le Parc), Argentinian, b. September 23, 1928

Creation date: 1984
Creation place: France

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Type: Stencil Print
Medium and Support: Pochoir
Credit Line: Gift of Don Pedro Temboury, Consul General of Spain, through the City of San Diego
Accession Number: 1987.13.5
Dimensions: 19 3/4 in. x 13 3/4 in. (50.17 cm x 34.93 cm)

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September 2006
Paper Traces
Julio Le Parc saturates these renderings with bright shades of orange and brown, a color palette suggestive of the late 1970s. Explorations of the experience of light and kinetic movement, the modulation of space, and the play of dimension are hallmarks of his art. These effects are congealed in pochoirs (stencils) attentive to the precise treatment of surfaces. The works are not merely formal: in 1960, Le Parc cofounded Groupe de la Recherche d'Art Visuel (Group for Visual Art Research), whose mission endorsed stimulating the viewer's perception to encourage a more active role in society.
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Exhibition

This object was included in the following exhibitions:

Paper Traces: Latin American Prints and Drawings from the Collection at SDMA San Diego Museum of Art , 9/23/2006 - 12/31/2006

OP ART - Art Alive 2022 , 4/28/2022 - 5/1/2022

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