# Carl Andre
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carl andre (born September 16, 1935) is an American minimalist artist recognized for his ordered linear and grid format sculptures. His sculptures range from large public artworks [such as Stone Field Sculpture, 1977 in Hartford, Connecticut and Lament for the Children, 1976 in Long Island City, New York], to large interior works exhibited on the floor [such as 144 Magnesium Square, 1969], to small intimate works [such as Satier: Zinc on Steel, 1989 (shown below) and 7 Alnico Pole, 2011].
== Early life ==
Andre was born September 16, 1935 in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Episode 1081 | Beyond Mere Bricks: The Controversy of Carl Andre
In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, FIUstudents look closely at one of the most talked-about works of contemporary art: Carl Andre's Equivalent VIII, which is better known as "Pile of Bricks." Join Christal, Ethan, and Emily as they talk about whether this simple piece of art belongs in the T…
Episode 1046 | Redefining the Ordinary: A Deep Dive into Piles of Bricks
A deep dive into Carl Andre’s Pile of Bricks, exploring how this minimalist artwork challenges traditional definitions of art, sparks controversy, and redefines the ordinary.
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Episode 2014 | Is a pile of bricks really considered art?
In this episode we will be taking on one of the most controversial pieces in modern art history, Carl Andre's "Equivalent VIII". This minimalistic piece sparked outrage, confusion, and debate. Tune in to see us explore the artist's intent, the public view, and why this work still challenges our ide…
Episode 2004 | Brick by Brick
When is a pile of bricks more than just a pile bricks? In this episode, we discuss Carl Andre, 1966 minimalist sculpture Pile of bricks or better know as Equivalent VIII, that sparked outrage amongst the public on what can be considered art.
Episode 2012 | The Bricks That Broke the Internet
The Bricks That Broke the Internet is a deep-dive podcast by Florida International University students exploring provocative and boundary-pushing artworks. In this episode, hosts Amanda , Christian , and Alejandra unravel the story behind Carl Andre’s controversial minimalist masterpiece, Equivalen…
Episode 2010 | Is this piece solid?
An in depth discussion of the controversial art piece “A pile of Bricks” by artist Carl Andre.
Music Credit "Human" by the Killers
Intro to Mediums: A Practical Guide to What You’re Looking At
Painting, sculpture, installation, conceptual work—mediums are the building blocks of how art shows up in the world. But they’re rarely explained in a way that feels accessible or relevant.
In this episode, Mackenzie offers a clear, conversational introduction to the major art mediums you’ll encoun…
Soho: The Art Of Murder
In 1985, artist Ana Mendieta fell from a building while she and her husband fellow artist, Carl Andre, were fighting. Andre was arrested for the murder after it was discovered she had a desperate fear of heights and a bellman heard her pleading for her life.
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Movement in about 10 Minutes: Minimalism (audio)
In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore steps into the pristine white room of Minimalism and asks the question so many viewers have thought: Wait… this is art? From boxes, slabs, and fluorescent lights to the radical quiet of Agnes Martin, this episode un…
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