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American artist lecture series: Richard Tuttle

 
 
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Richard Tuttle has created an extraordinarily varied body of work often using common materials like plywood, fabric, cardboard or rope. In this talk Richard Tuttle asks the question ‘when people say art and life are one, why does it make me angry?’

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