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Category Archives: Art exhibition
Highlights from Kinetica Art Fair 2013
Here are some video highlights from the Kinetica Art Fair 2013, an annual event, which this year, ran from February 28th to March 3rd 2013 at Ambika P3, 35 Marylebone Road, NW1 5LS. Light Rhythm by Edwin Rahardjo Limbo by … Continue reading
Berchert’s kinetic readymades
Alexander Berchert refers to the continuously moving ball in his piece Limbo 2012 as the poor guy. Berchert takes the ready-made genre of art, used and sensationalized in Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain 1917, and infuses it with movement. Today we do … Continue reading
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Tagged allegory, digital art, Duchamp, Fountain, kinetic art, Kinetica, philosophy, Poetry, ready-mades
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Centipede? Vertebrae? Kinetica Art Fair highlights
Edwin Rahardjo’s Light Rhythm 2012 looks like a slightly larger than life golden human vertebrae. Then it starts moving and the image of a centipede comes to mind. You are mesmerized the same way you would be when you happen … Continue reading
Enrique Gavilanes invokes the spirits of the ancestors
To date Enrique Gavilanes has produced landscape paintings that explore the subject of spirituality. Gavilanes’ new work focuses specifically on the sense of spirituality we gain from the knowledge of our heritage. Irrespective of the culture we each come from, … Continue reading
Women in Focus, Museum of London: Hinting at the issues
Dorothy Bohm has worked as a photographer for longer than the Rolling Stones have been on the road and just like them she is still at it. The exhibition Women In Focus at the Museum of London presents the output from … Continue reading
An Enlightenment in Middle Eastern Complexities
Light from the Middle East at London’s V&A “offers insights from within cultures that are more often photographed and reported from the outside” says Jonathan Jones of the Guardian, it is not that simple and there is much more to … Continue reading
Enrique Gavilanes at Espacio Gallery
Enrique Gavilanes will be showing pieces from his long running series Samil Revisited at the Espacio Gallery from Thursday 4 October. Visit http://www.GalleriaClic.co.uk for more details.
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Tagged contemporary art, Escpacio Gallery, Samil Revisited
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Koons: High-priest of banality
Koons took over the Schirn Kunsthalle (art gallery) Frankfurt and infused the antiquity of Leibieghaus Skulpturen Sammlung. The Schirn’s promo literature calls the Leibieghaus infusion a dialogue between Koon’s and the historical exhibits “spanning 5,000 years of sculpture” , I … Continue reading
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