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1 October 1961
Art Out of Anything
By John CANADAY
FIFTY years ago come next May, Pablo Picasso pasted a bit of oil cloth into a painting and wrapped a length of rope around the border for a frame. As he so often does, Picasso had started something. During the last half-century, artists have made pictures out of paper scraps and have built sculpture from just about anything that can be made to hold together with something else. The contribution?
New York Times • page SM52 • 490 words