Alongside the opening of his most ambitious site-specific work to date, Pablo Bronstein was commissioned to create a performance in direct response to The Rose Walk and its contrasting architectural forms. The series of live performances by classically-trained dancers will take place daily during the first week of the Edinburgh Art Festival.
LIVE PERFORMANCES: PABLO BRONSTEIN, THE ROSE WALK
Daily, 29 July - 5 August, 11am, 12am, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm & 4pm
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PABLO BRONSTEIN: THE ROSE WALK
FROM 28 July 2017
Argentine-born artist Pablo Bronstein lives and works in London. His work ranges from drawing and installation to performance and choreography, each with a focus on architecture and pre-20th century European design.
Pablo views drawing as the central core of his artistic practice, from which many other elements arise. His articulate draughtsman-like technique represents iconic and familiar architectural sights, however they are often not real places, but rather have been envisioned as new designs...by the artist’s imagination, albeit in an older style.
At Jupiter Artland, the artist will create his most ambitious site specific piece to date that will form part of the permanent collection at Juptier Artland. Two ten-meter-high pavillions, one Gothic and the other in a Chinoiserie style will be connected by a twenty-five-meter-long rose garden. These imposing and elaborate follies will simultaneously act as entrance to, and ornamental framing of the narrow promenade.
Alongside the permanent addition to the collection, Jupiter Artland has commissioned a live performance that will respond to the opposing architectural forms.
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Entrada actualizada el el 07 mar de 2017
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