Exposición en Lisboa, Portugal

Museum of Modern Art and Western Antiquities, Section II Department of Carving and Modeling: Form and Volume

Dónde:

Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art / Rua Santo António à Estrela, 33 / Lisboa, Portugal

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Cuándo:

07 nov de 2019 - 11 ene de 2020

Inauguración:

07 nov de 2019

Comisariada por:

Jens Hoffmann

Organizada por:

Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art

Artistas participantes:

Abraham Cruzvillegas , Adriana Martínez , Agathe Snow , Alexandre Da Cunha , Andrés Felipe Uribe Cárdenas - Felipe Uribe , Angela Bulloch , Ângela Ferreira , Carlos Bunga , Cerith Wyn Evans , Claire Fontaine , Clarissa Tossin , Danilo Dueñas , Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster , Edgar Orlaineta , Elena Damiani , Elmgreen & Dragset , Germaine Kruip , Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla - Allora & Calzadilla , João Maria Gusmão + Pedro Paiva , João Pedro Vale , Jonathan Monk , Juan Araujo , Julião Sarmento , Kendell Geers , Lina Mazenett & David Quiroga , Luis Paulo Costa , Mario García Torres , Marlon de Azambuja , Matt Mullican , Matthew Ronay , Michael E. Smith , Michelle Grabner ,

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N Dash , Nicolás Consuegra , Nuno Alexandre Ferreira , Pablo Accinelli , Paloma Bosquê , Reena Spaulings , Ryan Gander , Simon Fujiwara , Valeska Soares

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Descripción de la Exposición

Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art is pleased to announce Department of Carving and Modeling Section II: Form and Volume, an exhibition dedicated to contemporary sculpture curated by Jens Hoffmann. This is third time Hoffmann has brought to life the Museum of Modern Art and Western Antiquities, and for this new exhibition he has invited sixty international artists whose works outline recent developments in sculpture. The museum’s title is a reference to Marcel Broodthaers’s Museum of Modern Art, Department of Eagles (1968–72), and in the same spirit, the ambition is to create an imaginary museum. The design will follow that of the first two shows in the series, in that the works will be displayed like relics of a bygone time in a cultural history museum. This show concludes the project, which began twelve years ago. Although the concept embraces the idea that other sections and departments of the museum exist in ... our imagination, or in places somehow not accessible to us. Concluding the trilogy is the Department of Carving and Modeling Section II: Form and Volume, focusing on contemporary sculpture. The exhibition presents a wide variety of sculptures, from riffs on readymades, to work inspired by historical figurative or minimalist sculpture, to highly idiosyncratic ceramic objects with bright colors. It will also include prints, paintings, rubbings, text, and other kinds of works that are generally not considered sculpture but here comment or expand the definition. The display presents the diversity of contemporary sculpture, acknowledges the contributions the featured sculptors have made to ongoing discourses of art, and probes the question of what it even means to be “sculptural.” Con los artistas / with the artists: Pablo Accinelli, Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla, Juan Araujo,Kathryn Andrews, Marlon de Azambuja, Frank Benson, Mathias Bitzer, Jennifer Bornstein, Paloma Bosque, Angela Bulloch, Carlos Bunga, Nicolas Consuegra, Luís Paulo Costa, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Alexandre da Cunha, Elena Damiani, N.Dash, Danilo Duenas, Andres Eidelstein, Elmgreen & Dragset, Cerith Wyn Evans, Ângela Ferreira, Claire Fontaine, Al Freeman, Simon Fujiwara, Ryan Gander, Kendell Geers, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Michelle Grabner, João Maria Gusmao + Pedro Paiva, Charles Harlan, Matthew Angelo Harrison, Matt Johnson, Germaine Kruip, Grant Levy-Lucero, Felipe García López, Shana Lutker, Kris Martin, Adriana Martinez, Soshiro Matsubara, Mazenett Quiroga, Jonathan Monk, Matt Mullican, Edgar Orlaineta, Woody De Othello, Zoë Paul, Matthew Ronay, Julião Sarmento, Indre Serpytyte, Hugo Servanin, Michael E.Smith, Agathe Snow, Valeska Soares, Reena Spaulings, Mario Garcia Torres, Clarissa Tossin, Andres Felipe Uribe, João Pedro Vale & Nuno Alexandre Ferreira, Marianne Vitale, Lawrence Weiner, Claudia Wiesner.

Imágenes de la Exposición

Marlon de Azambuja, Atlas, 2018. Vitrina de cristal con réplicas de estructuras del Metropolitan Museum of New York. Trece piezas de bronce pintado. 200 x 100 x 60 cm. — Cortesía del artista

Entrada actualizada el el 13 nov de 2019

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