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Landing Strip for Light + Shadow
Knit mohair

Landing Strip for Light + Shadow 9:07
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knit mohair

Referring to the surfaces of Robert Rauschenberg's White Paintings (1951), John Cage coined the phrase, "landing strip for light and shadow". In 1952, Cage produces his revolutionary work 4'33"

Landing Strip for Light + Shadow