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Marcel  Broodthaers Casserole and Closed Mussels 1964
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Casserole and Closed Mussels 1964
Casserole et moules fermées
T01976   sculpture

 

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Marcel  Broodthaers I Return to Matter, I Rediscover the Tradition of the  Primitives, Painting with Egg, Painting with Egg 1966
  Marcel Broodthaers
  I Return to Matter, I Rediscover the Tradition of the Primitives, Painting with Egg, Painting with Egg 1966
Je retourne à la matière, je retrouve la tradition des primitifs, peinture à l’oeuf, peinture à l’oeuf
T03089   sculpture

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Tractatus Logico Catalogicus - Art or the Art of Selling  1972
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Tractatus Logico Catalogicus – Art or the Art of Selling 1972
Tractatus Logico-Catalogicus – L’Art ou l’art de vendre
P01810   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Dear Little Sister 1972
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Dear Little Sister 1972
Chère Petite Soeur
P07208   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers A Railway Robbery 1972
  Marcel Broodthaers
  A Railway Robbery 1972
Ein Eisenbahnüberfall
P07209   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Rebus 1973
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Rebus 1973
Rébus
P07210   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Paintings 1973
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Paintings 1973
Peintures
T03696   painting

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Citron-Citroën 1974
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Citron-Citroën 1974
Citron-Citröen
P07211   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers Comedy 1974
  Marcel Broodthaers
  Comedy 1974
Comédie
P07212   on paper, print

 
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Marcel  Broodthaers The Farm Animals 1974
  Marcel Broodthaers
  The Farm Animals 1974
Les Animaux de la ferme
P07385   on paper, print

 
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On Kawara

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One Hundred Years Calendar (24,845 Days)

2003

Ink and silkscreen on paper

Image Size: 28 x 52 inches 71.1 x 132.1 cm

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Nina Katchadourian

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GRNAD OPENING
C-print, 16 x 23 inches, 2006

WELCOME TO THE GRNAD OPENING OF THIS WEBSITE. Above, a situation spotted at my local deli.

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Roni Horn

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Roni Horn, You are the Weather, 1994-95
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You are the Weather 1994-95
Courtesy: The artist and Hauser & Wirth Zürich London © Roni Horn

Roni Horn is an American artist who has been making work since the 1970s. Horn worked through the legacy of minimalism yet developed her own concerns with memory and identity, and this is her first major museum show in the UK. Using a variety of materials including rubber, glass and gold, Horn’s work has an immense beauty and sensuality to it.

The exhibition explores ideas that interest the artist about mutability and place. Her round, colourful cast-glass sculptures seem to have a liquid surface to them, and many of her photographs analyse the nature of water. Though based in New York, Horn is engaged with the landscape of Iceland, as a place which is constantly in a process of formation. In You are the Weather 1994–5, a set of 100 close-up photographs show a beautiful woman’s wet face with changing expressions emerging from hot pools around Iceland. She also photographs the landscape and animals, the geysers and lava fields.

Horn is interested in the idea of pairing and doubling. Many of her intricately constructed drawings feature paired clusters of cut-up lines. She often uses two identical photographs in a single work, breaking up the images to give the viewer a sense of déjà vu, such as in Dead Owl 1998, a pair of photographs of a stuffed snowy owl.

 

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Joan Fontcamberta

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Tim Knowles

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Exhibitions, Projects & other news;

Data Flow 2       Featuring works by Tim Knowles
UK launch         March 2010
Published by      Gestalten

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Data Flow 2 expands the definition of contemporary information graphics.
The book features new possibilities for diagrams, maps, and charts and investigates
the visual and intuitive presentation of processes and data.

Tim Knowles in residence at Mobile Reseach Station No.1 – Berlin
15.09.2009 – 20.09.2009

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http://www.simonfaithfull.org/MobileResearch1/blog/

Mass Windwalks at Anti Festival, Kuopio, Finland
24.09.2009 + 25.09.2009

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Guardian Artist of the week.
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Artforum’s Critics Pick – New York
Unpredictable forms of Sound and Motion, Bitforms Gallery
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Robert Smithson

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ROBERT SMITHSON
American Artist 1938-1973
Born in Passaic, New Jersey, January 2, 1938

 

This is the official website for information regarding the internationally renowned American artist Robert Smithson. The Estate of Robert Smithson is exclusively represented by James Cohan Gallery, New York (www.jamescohan.com). This site was written and compiled by Elyse Goldberg (smithsonestate@jamescohan.com).

Smithson is most well known for his provocative earthwork, the Spiral Jetty, made in 1970. He gained international recognition for his groundbreaking art which was not limited by genre or materials as well as for his critical writings that challenged traditional categories of art between the years of 1964-1973. His art and writings have had a profound impact on sculpture and art theory for over thirty years. Smithson’s work continues to be exhibited in museums both nationally and internationally (see bibliography / biography ). He is featured prominently in major museum collections such as The Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo (see Collections).

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