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David Trood: Shooting animals and tin sheds
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Mike Bruce/Rachel Whiteread/Gate Studios/Gagosian Gallery via Bloomberg

"Detached 3" (2012), a work in concrete and steel by Rachel Whiteread. The artist's series is titled "Abject Objects."

Rachel Whiteread hasnt moved on in two decades. For Detached, her exhibition of sculpture at the Gagosian Gallery in London, she is doing exactly the same thing as when she first came to fame with House in 1993. She is still making casts of the internal space of structures.

House was a molding in concrete of the inside of an ordinary 19th-century dwelling. The centerpiece of the new show is made up of three casts of the interiors of garden sheds. This isnt so much a sign of lack of inspiration as a return to form.

It might sound like a criticism to say that an artist has not developed. Thats not necessarily so. Some artists innovate dynamically throughout their careers; you might call that the Picasso model. Others carry on doing the same thing, and -- so long as they carry on doing it well -- thats no disgrace.

The point of Whitereads work is that she is simultaneously a minimalist and a realist. The three concrete casts of sheds are placed in the middle of the main gallery at Gagosian very much as if they were big abstract sculptures by, say, Richard Serra or Donald Judd.

They have much the same chunky presence as works by those two artists. Whitereads work is not abstract. Go up close, and you find a meticulous record of the surface of ordinary things: wood grain, door fittings, the covering of the roof.

One of the traditional functions of art is to represent ordinary objects in a way that makes them seem beautiful and/or interesting. Suddenly sheds arent just boringly mundane.

Whiteread was one of the younger artists of the 1990s for whom the late Lucian Freud had most time. When you think about it, you can see why. He too spent a great deal of time reproducing such things as floorboards, doors and window frames. For that matter, Velasquez devoted a lot of effort to depicting a water pitcher, Caravaggio a peeling wall.

Whiteread isnt a painter but that quite unusual thing, a still-life sculptor. The challenge for an artist who makes pictures is to collapse the three dimensions of the world onto a flat surface. For a sculptor, the fundamental problem is to make an object that will be different enough from all the other 3D stuff in the world to seem interesting and maybe beautiful.

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Zelda: Majora #39;s Mask Playthrough #028, Snowhead Temple (3/4): Interior Remodeling
This is video #028 in my Legend of Zelda: Majora #39;s Mask playthrough. After raising the central pillar in Snowhead Temple, Link has returned to floor 2F. Next...

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Posted on: 6:02 pm, April 18, 2013, by Becca Mitchell, updated on: 06:54pm, April 18, 2013

Norfolk, Va. The bribery scandal sent a wave through city hall. Some in the city had known for a year Norfolk plumber Andrew Zoby was under investigation. He and a former Norfolk city plumbing supervisor admit they conspired to give and get bribes, and defraud the city.

That cost taxpayers around $40,000. But in the perhaps 10,000 pages of plumbing bills the city turned over to the FBI, we found something that might be just as costly. Records that show city workers routinely dispatched an on-call private plumber to jobs where there was little or nothing to do. And you paid for it. For example

A Zoby worker was sent to a police detectives mens room. The reason a bad odor. The plumbers found no smells, flushed the toilets, and billed the city $81.

At three community gardens, the staff needed the city water turned back on for spring. Two Zoby workers turned it on at the city connection and billed the city $281. An assistant city manager later emailed that city workers couldve done that job

On a cold February day, two Zoby workers were sent to the Mermaid Fountain at Nauticus to find out why there was no water. It turned out the city had shut off the water for the winter, and wanted it kept off until spring. The bill: $125.

At Hooters, some toilets backed up. Three Zoby workers were sent to fix them, but found another plumber already there. Service call: $68.

At the Fire Training Center, there was a shower that wouldnt turn off. And these are the actual plumbers notes: The shower valve was turned the wrong way. He turned it the right way and billed the city $81.

Last year, while city officials knew Zoby was under federal investigation for bribery, they sent him on so many jobs, both big and small, that plumber hit the contracts $250,000 cap before the end of the year. So city officials added another $100,000 to the contract, and kept giving him work. The work didnt stop until after federal prosecutors charged him with bribery.

NewsChannel 3 asked for someone in charge of the plumbing contract to explain why there were so many calls like these. However, no one in charge of the plumbing would speak to us.

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