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Robert Indiana, LOVE, 1966
Robert Indiana is typically associated with the Pop art movement along with artists Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. In 1965, New York’s Museum of Modern Art commissioned Indiana to design a Christmas card, and he painted his iconic LOVE composition for the first time. Universally recognizable with its stacked composition of the letters, L and slanted O, over the V and E, this sculpture renders the original card design in three dimensions.
Artist: Robert Indiana (1928-2018)
Year: 1966, cast 2002
Music: L-O-V-E
performed by Nat “King” Cole
written by Bert Kaempfert and Milt Gabler
Produced by Alamo City Arts
Choreography: Katie Rodriguez Hall
Dancers: DiLauren Childs, Hannah Cook, Sophia Wineburg
Costuming: Susan Trevino
Videography: Matthew Ferguson and Cory McRae
Video Editing: Michael Landez