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James Brooks — The Archivist
Past: June 11 → July 16, 2016
For this exhibition, James uses his alphabetical and numerical interventions to appropriate the occupations of a geometer, administrator, and cartographer and their historic role of defining land, borders, and territory.
James Brooks — The Archivist
Past: June 11 → July 16, 2016
For this exhibition, James uses his alphabetical and numerical interventions to appropriate the occupations of a geometer, administrator, and cartographer and their historic role of defining land, borders, and territory.
Drawing, painting, mixed media
Galerie Laurent Mueller
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Dieudonné Cartier et collaborateurs — The Office of Gravitational Documents #Fax
Past: March 12 → 25, 2015
The project “The Office of Gravitational Documents #Fax” takes the shape of a process that implements simultaneously the realisation of an exhibition, its archive and the fabrication of a publication. Upon reception, each fax is validated by a stamp, numbered, photocopied and stored in a mural file dedicated to each artist.
Dieudonné Cartier et collaborateurs — The Office of Gravitational Documents #Fax
Past: March 12 → 25, 2015
The project “The Office of Gravitational Documents #Fax” takes the shape of a process that implements simultaneously the realisation of an exhibition, its archive and the fabrication of a publication. Upon reception, each fax is validated by a stamp, numbered, photocopied and stored in a mural file dedicated to each artist.
Drawing, installation, performance...
Galerie Laurent Mueller
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James Brooks — Facts and Fictions
Past: September 12 → October 26, 2013
James Brooks is seeking constantly to integrate today’s political and societal resonances into his oeuvre and works by playing with repetition and the format of his works. The exhibition at the gallery shows us how the artist perceives the manipulation and re-contextualisation of public information, or, how facts can lead us to fiction.
James Brooks — Facts and Fictions
Past: September 12 → October 26, 2013
James Brooks is seeking constantly to integrate today’s political and societal resonances into his oeuvre and works by playing with repetition and the format of his works. The exhibition at the gallery shows us how the artist perceives the manipulation and re-contextualisation of public information, or, how facts can lead us to fiction.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Galerie Laurent Mueller
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Correspondances — Martin Barré, James Brooks, Corinne Laroche
Past: September 8 → October 27, 2012
An invited artist and an artist from the gallery find the correspondence that unites them with a third presence, Martin Barré — a historical reference in French gestural abstraction. Two artists from two different generations, both working on the medium of paper have decided to take Martin Barré’s œuvre as reference and a starting point.
Correspondances — Martin Barré, James Brooks, Corinne Laroche
Past: September 8 → October 27, 2012
An invited artist and an artist from the gallery find the correspondence that unites them with a third presence, Martin Barré — a historical reference in French gestural abstraction. Two artists from two different generations, both working on the medium of paper have decided to take Martin Barré’s œuvre as reference and a starting point.
Drawing, installation, painting
Galerie Laurent Mueller
James Brooks
Contemporary
Drawing, installation, sound - music, video
British artist born in 1974 in the United Kingdom.
- Localisation
- Londres, United Kingdom
- Themes
- Abstraction, architecture, espace, experimentation, identité, langage, mémoire, minimalisme, post-moderne, société, son