Micha l borremans (3 risultati)

hardcover oblong; 18x12.5cm Nederlands, Frans, Duits, Engels *Condition; NEW. ISBN 9789491843044. Micha l Borremans royal Collection of Belgium. 0 g.

Softbound, 104 pages, 120 x 175 mm, color, black and white. condition; NEW. ISBN 9788086443492. The catalogue entitled Micha l Borremans The Duck is published for the exhibition of the same name held at the Rudolfinum Gallery. The exhibition is a cross-section of the work of Belgian artist, painter and video artist Micha l Borremans (*1963). The publication includes an essay by the exhibition curator Petr Nedoma on the work of Borremans, who gained international fame for his innovative approach to painting, and a text by art historian Petr Va?ous. It includes reproductions of all the works on display - twenty-seven canvases, including three recent, never-before-exhibited works that the artist completed for The Duck exhibition in late 2019 - three videos, and one short film. English translations of the texts are included. The catalogue is the latest in Galerie Rudolfinum's unique publishing series, which presents contemporary international art (e.g. Arthur Jafa, Khalil Joseph, David LaChapelle, Damien Hirst, Louise Bourgeois and Georg Baselitz) and Czech artists (e.g. Kri?tof Kintera, Daniel Pit n). 0 g.…

Bound, blue cardboard, illustrated dustjacket, 180 x 240mm., 88 pages, full colour illustration. *** With a drawing of the hands of Barbara and the mention For Barbara and Ren from Michael signed and dated 22-06-2010 ISBN 9783775721301. Although originally trained as a photographer and graphic designer, Belgian artist Michael Borremans (* 1963 in Geraardsbergen) has made a name for himself with absurdly ominous drawings and enigmatic paintings. In 2005, Borremans first presented a film projection as an integral part of a room-filling installation at the Berlin Biennale. His films shifting tableaux vivants with poetic titles, in which Borremans very gradually creates an oppressive atmosphere with subtle camera workare closely related to his two-dimensional works in terms of form and subject. Using a fixed camera position or slowly zooming in, he focuses on certain details of the scenery, body parts, faces, or clothing. It remains unclear who these people are or what they are doing. As in his paintings, the images in Borreman???s films balance on the fine line between a recognizable, everyday reality and a bizarre dream world. Exhibition schedule: De Appel Arts Center, Amsterdam, September 8 November 4, 2007 CAV, Centro de Artes Visuais, Coimbra, Portugal, March 15 - June 8, 2008. 600 g.…