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SPECIAL OFFER: Los Carpinteros A and B (A y B) Limited Edition, 2001
Los Carpinteros is an internationally-known artists' collective founded in Havana, Cuba in 1992 by Alexandre Arrechea, Marco Castillo, and Dagoberto Rodriguez. Its work investigates the way art is made, and how hand tools, wood and other materials used by carpenters, was originally used.
This work was commissioned by LACMA's Modern and Contemporary Art Council; proceeds go toward new acquisitions of modern and contemporary art. No. 21/25 from the edition is in the museum's permanent collection.
- Limited edition of 25
- Open: 16.75 × 11 ×1 inch
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