Key solo exhibitions include Dia Beacon, Beacon (2006, 2010) MOCA Chicago (2010) Walker Art Center, Minneapolis (2010) Tate Liverpool, Liverpool (2009) Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht (2005–2006) San Francisco Museum of Modern konst, San Francisco (2000) Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (1984) Museum of Modern Art, New York (1978) Israel Museum, Jerusalem (1975) and John Weber Gallery, New York (1974). In 1968 he made his first wall drawing, for an exhibition at Paula Cooper Gallery, New York. In 1967 he also funded Printed Matter together with Lucy Lippard and others, an organization dedicated to the funding and distribution of artists’ books. In 19 LeWitt wrote two short essays that came to define Conceptual Art: “Paragraphs on Conceptual Art” and “Sentences on Conceptual Art”. His first solo exhibition was held in 1965, at John Daniels Gallery in New York. This was an environment LeWitt has later credited with helping him decide to become an artist. Pei, and took on a job in the bookshop and as a guard at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, at a time when a young Dan Flavin, Robert Ryman, Robert Mangold and Lucy Lippard also had odd jobs at the museum. He worked for a year as a graphic designer at the office of the architect I.M. He was drafted for the Korean War in 1951, and after his service moved to New York City to study illustration. Sol (Solomon) LeWitt was born in 1928 in Hartford, Connecticut and studied art at Syracuse University.

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