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Andrea Peña
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States of Transmutation
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Asim Waqif
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Assume the Risk
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Shohei Katayama
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As Below, So Above
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Doreen Chan
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HalfDream: Another Room
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The Mattress Factory is an artist-centered museum, international residency program and renowned producer and presenter of installation art. We say “yes” to artists, offering time and space to dream and realize projects in our hometown, Pittsburgh, PA. We invite audiences from around the world and around the corner to step inside, immerse and connect with the artistic process.

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James Turrell

Turrell manipulates light in his installations. He uses no magic tricks, no sleight of hand, just a well-researched understanding of the possibilities of light and the known perceptions of the eye.

James Turrell

You approach the gallery through an inclined corridor so dark that you are virtually without sight.

Stewart Sherman

SOFEX

Eiko Fan Takahira

Paul Glabicki

Paul Glabicki

Meg Webster

Gerlovina & Gerlovin

Jim Hirschfield

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      James Turrell

      Danaë
      1983

      Turrell manipulates light in his installations. He uses no magic tricks, no sleight of hand, just a well-researched understanding of the possibilities of light and the known perceptions of the eye.

      James Turrell

      Pleiades
      1983

      You approach the gallery through an inclined corridor so dark that you are virtually without sight.

      Stewart Sherman

      Performance
      1983

      SOFEX

      Performance
      1983

      Eiko Fan Takahira

      Live Wood Sculpture
      1984

      Paul Glabicki

      Early Figurative Works (1967-77)
      1984

      Paul Glabicki

      The Diagram Film Trilogy (1978-83)
      1984

      Meg Webster

      Untitled
      1984

      Gerlovina & Gerlovin

      Ancient New York Mosaics
      1984

      Jim Hirschfield

      Temple and Garden
      1985
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