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Interaction: Fifty Years of Fred Sandback and Dia Art Foundation

By (author) Fred Sandback, Edited by Barbara Schroeder, Edited by Karen Kelly, Foreword by Humberto Moro, Text by Julian M. Rose, Text by Edward A. Vazquez, Text by Corinna Thierolf, Text by Curtis Harvey, Text by Lynne Cooke, Contributions by Matilde Guidelli-Guidi

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Exploring the decades-long working relationship between Fred Sandback and Dia Art Foundation, which served as a venue for his â€œsituationalâ€ sculpture In 1968, sculptor Fred Sandback (1943â€“2003) mounted his first solo exhibition at Heiner Friedrichâ€™s Munich gallery, displaying works made from elastic cord or acrylic yarn that traced planes and volumes in space. Thus began a long-term relationship that extended to Dia Art Foundation, the institution cofounded by Friedrich in 1974. Until now, there has been little published on Sandbackâ€™s extraordinary alliance with Dia. Essayists Julian M. Rose, Corinna Thierolf and Edward A. Vazquez, as well as conversation partners Matilde Guidelli-Guidi and Curtis Harvey, unearth and explore archival documents, sketches and photographs to reveal how the institution offered Sandback both space and time to meticulously hone his sculptural interventions in the architectural environments of Dia, including the Fred Sandback Museum in Winchendon, Massachusetts, and Dia Beacon, New York.