“He was really enjoying the process.”Ulay died in March, at age 76, and Ms. Pislak said that she and Hana Ostan Ozbolt, the director of the Ulay Foundation, worked with the Stedelijk to finish the show. “It was a good healing process for us,” Ms. Pislak said. “He would have been so proud.”The story of Ms. Abramovic and Ulay is a rare case in art history in which a female artist vastly eclipses her male counterpart. Today, Ms. Abramovic is world famous, while Ulay is little known. That leaves many with the impression that Ulay was only a subsidiary figure in her world.

Source: New York Times December 29, 2020 10:30 UTC