In the two decades since Adam Pendleton staged his first solo show, the Virginia-born, Brooklyn-based conceptual artist has gone on to have his work—which now ranges from drawings and paintings to performance and video installations—shown at MoMA, the Mumok, and the Venice Biennale. Ahead of his latest exhibition, An Abstraction, at New York’s Pace Gallery, Pendleton spotlights the pieces that have earned a place in his home, studio, and travel bag
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