No. 11 from The Master Builder - High Museum of Art

No. 11 from The Master Builder

Chris Burden

American, born 1946

Details

Title

No. 11 from The Master Builder

Artist/Maker

Chris Burden (American, born 1946)

Date

1999

Medium

Photogravure

Dimensions

8 x 12 inches

Credit

Purchase

Accession #

2009.8.12

On View

Currently not on view

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I gross over $200,000 a year as the owner-manager of a donut store, but there’s a price to pay. I come to work at 2:00 A.M. to begin the daily routine of making 250 dozen donuts. I eat dinner at 4:00 in the afternoon and am in bed by 7:30. I was a Depression baby. Now kids say there has to be something better. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

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