[1980s and up] Felix Gonzalez Torres, Sprengel Museum Hannover 1997 Five posters, 58 x 73 cm. Four copies printed with different images and one blank (light blue) as issued. All in very good condition. Felix Gonzalez-Torres (1957 -1996) was a Cuban-born American conceptual artist working in a variety of media. His work addresses issues of identity, desire, originality, loss, and the private versus the public domain. In 1989 Gonzalez-Torres began making his famous stack pieces: blocklike piles of paper printed with content related to his private life, from which the viewer is invited to take a sheet, hence interact with the work. These sheets were hand picked from his exhibition at the Sprengel Museum Hannover held in 1997.

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