The Story of Cold Dark Matter – Look Closer | Tate
covers & citations » Cornelia Parker, 'Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View', 1991
She Has a Penchant for Exploding, Crushing and Even Guillotining Everyday Objects, but Cornelia Parker's Art Is Surprisingly Peaceful
Cornelia Parker - Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View. A work in progress for Sale | Artspace
Cornelia Parker's Manipulative Sculptures
2022 in the arts — exhibitions and performance in view | Financial Times
Cornelia Parker's Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View | Alex Horrocks
The inside out art of Cornelia Parker - Hatch
Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View', Cornelia Parker, 1991 | Tate
Cornelia Parker | MCA Australia
Cornelia Parker | Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View. A Work in Progress (2016) | Artsy
Cold Dark Matter An Exploded View - Cornelia Parker 1991 | Flickr
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Cornelia Parker Cold Dark Matter an Exploded View installation 1991 Cornelia Parker is best known for large-scale installations such as Cold Dark Matter: An Ex…
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Heaven Dandy~ on Twitter: "Cornelia Parker: “Cold Dark Matter, An Exploded View.” #art #installation #sculpture https://t.co/YOJ3t81nzG" / Twitter
Cornelia Parker "I resurrect things that have been killed off... My work is all about the potential of materials - even when it looks like they've lost. - ppt download
Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View, Cornelia Parker, 1991 | Tate Images
Cornelia Parker: Cold Dark Matter - An Exploded View | Flickr
Cornelia Parker | Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View. A work in progress (2016) | Available for Sale | Artsy
CORNELIA PARKER, Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View, 1991 | Frith Street Gallery
Cornelia Parker – Chisenhale Gallery
Cornelia Parker
BBC Radio 4 - Front Row's Cultural Exchange, Images for Cornelia Parker's Cultural Exchange - Cornelia Parker supervising the installation of her exploded shed artwork, Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View, at Tate Modern
Contemporary Art 2010: February 24 SHAN introduces Cornelia Parker "Cold, Dark Matter-an exploded view" 1991
Cornelia Parker at Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia - Artforum International
