Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawing Program (1968–2000s)

1. LeWitt publishes “Paragraphs on Conceptual Art”

   Jun 1, 1967Labels: Sol LeWitt, Artforum

   • Glenstone
   • Red Noise

2. First wall drawing shown at Paula Cooper’s opening

   Oct 1, 1968Labels: Paula Cooper, Wall Drawing

   • Paula Cooper
   • SFMOMA

3. “Sentences on Conceptual Art” is first published

   Jan 1, 1969Labels: Sol LeWitt, Sentences on

   • OCA Norway

4. Wall Drawing 11 formalizes early line permutations

   May 1, 1969Labels: Wall Drawing, Paula Cooper

   • MASS MoCA

5. Wall Drawing 91 demonstrates re-installable works

   Jun 1, 1971Labels: Wall Drawing, museum installations

   • Yale Art Gallery

6. Certificates and instructions define wall drawings’ permanence

   Jan 1, 1976Labels: Certificates, Museum practices

   • Whitney

7. Large-scale international commissions expand the program

   Jan 1, 1977Labels: International commissions, Large-scale murals

   • Kaldor Projects

8. Dia:Beacon opens and installs LeWitt wall drawings

   May 3, 2003Labels: Dia Beacon, Drawing Series

   • Dia

9. Dia begins 2006–2017 extended wall drawing presentation

   Sep 16, 2006Labels: Dia Beacon, Drawing Series

   • Dia

10. Sol LeWitt dies as wall drawing plans continue

    Apr 8, 2007Labels: Sol LeWitt, Estate practice

    • LA Times
    • Dia

11. MASS MoCA opens long-term wall drawing retrospective

    Nov 16, 2008Labels: MASS MoCA, Wall Drawing

    • MASS MoCA
    • Cool Hunting

12. Digital catalogue raisonné documents the wall drawings

    Oct 23, 2018Labels: Digital catalogue, Artifex Press

    • CRSA
    • Pace