The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, Nasher Museum of Art (6 images)

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  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. Artist Tim Lee looks at the installation of his work, titled " Public Enemy, Fear of a Black Planet, 1990, 2006.". The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.

  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. Japanese artist Lyota Yagi's piece for the show, called "Vinyl" involves playing music from a record made of ice on a standard record player until the grooves melt and the record skips.. The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.

  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.

  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. A series of 7 record players has been set up in the lobby as the Carol O'Brien Lounge.. The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art..

  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. Japanese artist Taiyo Kimura works on the installation of his piece in the main exhibition hall.. The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.

  • August 25, 2010. Durham, North Carolina.. Chief Preparator Brad Johnson, right, discusses the installation process for the main gallery.. The installation of "The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl" the new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art that explores the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art.