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Summer thinking — exposition collective
Past: July 3 → September 5, 2020
Thanks to the propositions of six artists, SUMMER THINKING embraces a large scope. It is an invitation to reflect on our human condition and life on our planet.
Summer thinking — exposition collective
Past: July 3 → September 5, 2020
Thanks to the propositions of six artists, SUMMER THINKING embraces a large scope. It is an invitation to reflect on our human condition and life on our planet.
Ceramic, drawing, painting...
Maria Lund Gallery
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Grand Mix — Peter Martensen — Marlon Wobst — Bente Skjøttgaard — Farida Le Suavé — Min Jung-Yeon
Past: January 25 → March 7, 2020
We’ve opened doors, windows and hidden corners — and artworks came…
Grand Mix — Peter Martensen — Marlon Wobst — Bente Skjøttgaard — Farida Le Suavé — Min Jung-Yeon
Past: January 25 → March 7, 2020
We’ve opened doors, windows and hidden corners — and artworks came…
Ceramic, drawing, painting...
Maria Lund Gallery
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Farida Le Suavé & Jeremy Stigter — Chère chair
Past: May 23 → July 27, 2019
A source of passion, obsession, fascination, terror, flesh concern us. Farida Le Suavé’s volumes are ambiguous and dynamic : desiring or closed on themselves, fleeing… As for Jeremy Stigter’s photographies, they take some distance with flesh despite the lens being as close to the body as possible, almost showing it derisively.
Farida Le Suavé & Jeremy Stigter — Chère chair
Past: May 23 → July 27, 2019
A source of passion, obsession, fascination, terror, flesh concern us. Farida Le Suavé’s volumes are ambiguous and dynamic : desiring or closed on themselves, fleeing… As for Jeremy Stigter’s photographies, they take some distance with flesh despite the lens being as close to the body as possible, almost showing it derisively.
Ceramic, photography, sculpture
Maria Lund Gallery
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Farida Le Suavé — O
Past: March 21 → May 16, 2015
Farida Le Suavé shapes, handles, builds and bakes her earthen works — sandstone in this case — as if she was extracting them from shapeless magma, in the tradition of a Medardo Rosso yet with a paradoxical result that is less demonstrative: an object with a finite surface, of an irresistible visual tactility.
Farida Le Suavé — O
Past: March 21 → May 16, 2015
Farida Le Suavé shapes, handles, builds and bakes her earthen works — sandstone in this case — as if she was extracting them from shapeless magma, in the tradition of a Medardo Rosso yet with a paradoxical result that is less demonstrative: an object with a finite surface, of an irresistible visual tactility.
Ceramic
NextLevel Gallery
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Terres — Copenhagen Ceramics invites
Past: June 22 → September 14, 2013
Maria Lund gallery has echoed for nearly ten years a current which has now developed into sizeable proportions: ceramics is receiving renewed interest from contemporary artists. They have freed it from its functional and decorative aspects by considering it from a perspective firmly rooted in the fine arts.
Terres — Copenhagen Ceramics invites
Past: June 22 → September 14, 2013
Maria Lund gallery has echoed for nearly ten years a current which has now developed into sizeable proportions: ceramics is receiving renewed interest from contemporary artists. They have freed it from its functional and decorative aspects by considering it from a perspective firmly rooted in the fine arts.
Ceramic, sculpture
Maria Lund Gallery
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Peaux d’âmes — Commissariat : Sandra de Vivies
Past: March 15 → May 5, 2012
Six artists and designers employ the medium of ceramics to evoke the Earth, society, man and concerns of the flesh. Their objects and sculptures, human in appearance, in all their complexity call into question the social image and the risk of individual breakdown: creating from the original soil is an organic and philosophical experience.
Peaux d’âmes — Commissariat : Sandra de Vivies
Past: March 15 → May 5, 2012
Six artists and designers employ the medium of ceramics to evoke the Earth, society, man and concerns of the flesh. Their objects and sculptures, human in appearance, in all their complexity call into question the social image and the risk of individual breakdown: creating from the original soil is an organic and philosophical experience.
Ceramic
NextLevel Gallery
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Moveable Feast — Carte blanche à Erin Lawlor
Past: March 22 → April 3, 2012
Erin Lawlor, artiste peintre et commissaire d’exposition, propose d’ignorer, pour un instant, les bruits de la morosité et de contempler les travaux d’un groupe d’artistes qui œuvrent « dans les lieux fertiles de prospection entre abstraction et figuration ». Son regard, à travers moveable feast, donne à voir le dynamis…
Moveable Feast — Carte blanche à Erin Lawlor
Past: March 22 → April 3, 2012
Erin Lawlor, artiste peintre et commissaire d’exposition, propose d’ignorer, pour un instant, les bruits de la morosité et de contempler les travaux d’un groupe d’artistes qui œuvrent « dans les lieux fertiles de prospection entre abstraction et figuration ». Son regard, à travers moveable feast, donne à voir le dynamis…
Installation, painting, sculpture
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Wani — Une proposition de Paul Ardenne et Marie Maertens
Past: April 8 → May 21, 2011
“WANI” aims to highlight a type of artwork that poses a genuine analytical challenge — works that ostensibly do not mean anything, due to a voluntarist choice not to. More subtly, these works represent a real gamble: escaping any hijacking, whether theoretical, in the name of a given lineage.
Wani — Une proposition de Paul Ardenne et Marie Maertens
Past: April 8 → May 21, 2011
“WANI” aims to highlight a type of artwork that poses a genuine analytical challenge — works that ostensibly do not mean anything, due to a voluntarist choice not to. More subtly, these works represent a real gamble: escaping any hijacking, whether theoretical, in the name of a given lineage.
Mixed media
Fondation d’entreprise Pernod Ricard
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Circuits Céramiques — La scène française contemporaine
Past: September 17, 2010 → February 20, 2011
Tracking the new possibilities offered by ceramics in the fine arts, design and craftsmanship, The Contemporary French Ceramic Scene is both an exhibition and an itinerary. Young talents never previously shown in a museum, and established artists sculpting in ceramics for several years have been brought together.
Circuits Céramiques — La scène française contemporaine
Past: September 17, 2010 → February 20, 2011
Tracking the new possibilities offered by ceramics in the fine arts, design and craftsmanship, The Contemporary French Ceramic Scene is both an exhibition and an itinerary. Young talents never previously shown in a museum, and established artists sculpting in ceramics for several years have been brought together.
Ceramic
Farida Le Suave
Contemporary
Ceramic, drawing
French artist born in 1969 in France.
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- France