The exhibition's grand finale is "Strike: To Roberta and Rudy" (1969-1971), a single slab of hot-rolled steel, 8 foot 1 inches tall, 24 feet long and an inch and a half thick, wedged into a gallery corner at one end and jutting into the room at 45 degrees.
The shop sits just off Whitechapel High Street, down Angel Alley – wedged between an art gallery and a KFC.
After he launched his pitching-wedge approach shot into the gallery, Woods's chip landed short of the fringe.
(Incidentally, you can see some more Barlow wedges, by themselves, at Voltaire Studio gallery in south London).
The café they choose is beneath an art gallery near the train station, wedged in an alley between pachinko pinball parlours and adult video shops.
For followers of Bubba Watson, the gap wedge he hooked forty yards around trees and gallery and onto the green yesterday to secure his Masters victory wasn't terribly surprising.
At the top, a narrow wedge of space connects the staircase to the gallery, inducing a sudden sense of compression before you experience the release of stepping into the exhibition.
By Lee Ellis April 9 , 2012For followers of Bubba Watson, the gap wedge he hooked forty yards around trees and gallery and onto the green yesterday to secure his Masters victory wasn't terribly surprising.
But here is Arty, the gigantic, candy-colored creature wedged between pillars like a colossus bestriding the gallery at the Children's Museum of the Arts.
In this very polished show, her second at the Lisa Cooley gallery, she uses these things as a sort of wedge to get at the space between mediums.
