Marcel Broodthaers
Posted by Fabio 9 September 2010
A selection of important works works by one of the most influential artists of our time. The exhibition includes Broodthaers’ installation, Dites Partout Que Je L’Ai Dit, a major mussel panel and one of the only paintings of the artist.
Michael Werner Gallery / New York / 2 September – 13 November 2010
Dominic McGill
Posted by Fabio 9 September 2010
Dominic McGill’s huge (1981 x 229cm) curving drawing Project for a New American Century. Composed of thousands of overlapping pencilled summaries of historical events (and pungently apocalyptic snippets of imagery), its subject is nothing less than the past century, figured as a massive sequence of bleak nexuses.
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
Posted by Fabio 8 September 2010
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz’s chief artistic concern is the appropriation of language and mythology. He boldly experiments with hybrid visual combinations that straddle the murky borders of the shocking and offensive. read more
Robert Seidel – Chiral
Posted by Fabio 2 September 2010
Chirality is a scientific term describing a structure that is not identical to its mirror image. “Chiral” collects cinematic etudes, which develop various conceptual approaches in order to expand the two-dimensional image into space. read more
Martin Skauen
Posted by Fabio 27 August 2010
Martin Skauen is interested in depicting the absurdity in humanity and the notion of redemption. His work comments on the weaknesses of man, and questions the phenomenon of war and ritualistic group behaviour.
KEN CRO-KEN
Posted by Fabio 26 August 2010
“When one thinks of earthwork art, the first thing that comes to mind would be: soil, rocks, branches or other tangible earth materials but the greater part of my focus is on the invisible/unseen forces that shape and mold all things. My paintings are made in above and below freezing, high and low altitude. This is a physical investigation of our planet using paint as my translator and mediator with nature and I learn about paint and nature simultaneously.” Ken Cro-Ken
Maya Lin
Posted by Fabio 24 August 2010
Maya Lin is an American artist and architect who is known for her work in sculpture and landscape art. Shown here is ‘Systematic Landscapes’ from 2009.
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