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How often do we stop to appreciate objects around us? We can get used to seeing things that are far from ordinary but we become blind to them and can forget the work that has gone into inventing and creating them. Occasionally we only appreciate them when they stop working or we really need them like a tyre when it becomes flat, a toilet or shelter.
Conceptual artists see everyday objects and play with them to help us appreciate and think differently about the world in which live. This list aims to help us to do that by sharing the work of amazing conceptual artists that inspire us to pause and look at objects in a new way.
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Fabian Buergy’s Concrete Swing
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Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ Untitled (Perfect-Lovers)
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John Baldessari’s The Pencil Story
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Joseph Kosuth’s One and Three Chairs
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Piero Manzoni’s Artists Sh!t
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Maurizio Cattelan’s 5 Horses
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Tracey Emin’s My Bed
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Damien Hirst’s Shark
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Dennis Oppenheim’s Device to Root Out Evil
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Simon Starling’s The Mahogany Pavilion
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Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain
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Faig Ahmed’s Melting Rug
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