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Erik Verhagen

    Erik Verhagen je nezávislý kurátor a výtvarný kritik, který působí jako docent dějin současného umění na Univerzitě ve Valenciennes. Jeho práce se zaměřuje na hlubší analýzu současných uměleckých proudů a kritické hodnocení uměleckých děl. Verhagen přináší do své výuky i kritické činnosti bohaté znalosti a svěží pohled na dynamickou krajinu současného umění. Jeho odbornost z něj činí cenný zdroj pro pochopení klíčových témat a směrů v umění dneška.

    Ugo Rondinone
    Ugo Rondinone
    • Ugo Rondinone

      • 160 stránek
      • 6 hodin čtení

      Exploring the extensive oeuvre of a highly prolific and versatile artist, this definitive monograph delves into three decades of innovative work. It highlights the artist's unique contributions and the impact of their diverse artistic expressions, showcasing a rich tapestry of creativity that has captivated audiences. The book serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the evolution and significance of the artist's career, making it essential for both fans and scholars alike.

      Ugo Rondinone
    • Ugo Rondinone

      Nuns + Monks

      Contemplation and Communion with the World Ugo Rondinone (b. Brunnen, Switzerland, 1964; lives and works in New York) is a conceptual and installation artist whose oeuvre spans abstract painting, photography, and sculpture. Nature is where he has long found inspiration, regeneration, and comfort: "In nature, you enter a space where the sacred and the profane, the mystical and the secular vibrate against one another." Rondinone's works oscillate between the extremes of interiority and engagement with the wider world; stone is often present in his art as a recurrent material and symbol. The sculptures in the series nuns + monks originated as limestone models; the artist made three-dimensional scans and then cast the works in bronze. As a reflection of the inner self in the outside world, the friable mineral contrasts with the solidity of the bronze; the natural genesis of the millennia-old stones with the presence of the polychrome casts in the here and now. nuns + monks attest to a visibility while also giving the impression of flinching from the gazes to which they expose themselves.

      Ugo Rondinone