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Earlier works can be viewed at Crayons of Rage: A Retrospective.
Tube Station (2004) -- Sculpture: PVC pipe sections
Aquezio Pkws (2004) -- Installation: Letter magnets on KitchenAid
refrigerator (ca. 2000)
St. Francis and the Turtledove (2004) -- Dry-erase
marker on white board
One of Hunt's few forays into sacred art, this piece nevertheless
retains the abstract quality that was his trademark in all his early
work.
Blockenspiel (2004) -- Sculpture: Alphabet blocks
Hostility #8 (2004) -- Installation: Cereal, fork, and Avent
sippy cup (ca. 2002)
In the artist's own words: "Don't like the breakfast."
Entanglement (2004) -- Installation: Telephones
Praised by one critic as "An elegant commentary on the insularity and
circular feedback of communication technologies."
Shu Fa (2004)
A particularly fine example of Hunt's short-lived exploration of the
Eastern art of calligraphy.
Uncontained: A Spice Odyssey (2003) -- Installation: Spice jars.
Couch Colors (2003) -- Drawing: Crayon on sofa.
An example of Hunt's predilection for unusual artistic placement, this
piece escaped the notice of critics for some time.
Pharmascenic (2003) -- Drawing: Crayon on promotional notepad
paper.
The clever combination of apparently drug-inspired colors and imagery
with pharmaceutical product placement marked a newly political
sensibility in Hunt's work, as well as an increasingly ironic edge.
WaterColor (2003) -- Drawing: Crayon on bathtub.
From the multimedia performance work, Walls and Floors.
Hangup #3 (2003) -- Installation: Plastic clothes hanger and
toilet tissue.
SSSEUUUUT (2003) -- Installation: Alphabet blocks.
One of Hunt's quietly understated "arrangement pieces." There is no
accompanying text for this work; dismissing all talk of underlying
meanings, the artist prefers to let the piece speak for itself.
Leaning Tapes (2003) -- Sculpture: VHS video tapes.
Letters of Fire (2003) -- Installation: Magnetic letters on
fireplace enclosure.
View earlier works.