Calles work stands as a reminder that art with a conceptual bent so often thought of as drily intellectual or distantly ironic is actually just as capable of expressing the intensity of love as more customary representational modes. Few artists of the last 30 years found a more moving vocabulary for the expression of love than Félix González-Torres,Michael Kors, the late Cuban-American artist who imbued usually cool minimal and conceptual practices with burning emotion. His Untitled (Perfect Lovers), from 1991, consists of two battery-operated clocks that hang side by side, ticking away in sync. The ticking suggests an eternal, perpetual love that will go on long after the beholder leaves the gallery. It also reminds that truly eternal love is impossible, and inevitable mechanical glitches mean that the clocks eventually fall out of registration. The fact that the clocks look identical is significant González-Torres led the way in putting gay issues,Michael Kors Outlet, including HIV/Aids,Michael Kors, front and centre in US museums. Love and loss, towards the end of González-Torress career,Michael Kors Outlet, became the generator for some of the most beautiful and moving artworks of the age: piles of sweets that weighed the same as his dead lover, or paired strings of lightbulbs that intertwined and shone together.

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