A
team of assistants executed Sol LeWitt's Wall
Drawing #65, a gift from
Dorothy
and Herbert Vogel, on a wall in the Concourse galleries
around the corner from the East Building, Small Auditorium. According
to the principle of his work, LeWitt's wall drawings are usually
executed by people other than the artist himself.
The assistants spent about eight days executing the work on a white wall using red, yellow, blue, and black colored pencil, the same colors used in the four-color printing process.
On view in the National Gallery's East Building, Concourse.