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2 S., 21x10,5 cm, keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden
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Zur Eröffnung am 26.10.2017. Dauer 27.-29.10.2017 in Alte Bayerische Staatsbank.
In the central located Alte Bayerische Staatsbank and during the simultaneously held Highlights in Munich, 35 international galleries from 6 countries will present their most significant artistic positions of contemporary and modern art with focus on paper works: drawings, collages, paper cuttings, photography, art books and objects will be shown.
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88 S., 20,8x14,8 cm, 3 Teile. keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden
Katalogheft, Cover mit Prägedruck, beigelegter Raumplan, Visitenkarte
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Messe 27.-29.10.2017 in Alte Bayerische Staatsbank.
In the central located Alte Bayerische Staatsbank and during the simultaneously held Highlights in Munich, 35 international galleries from 6 countries will present their most significant artistic positions of contemporary and modern art with focus on paper works: drawings, collages, paper cuttings, photography, art books and objects will be shown.
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[2] S., 21x10,5 cm, keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden
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Zur Eröffnung am 18.10.2018. Dauer 19.-21.10.2018 in Alte Bayerische Staatsbank.
In der zentral gelegenen Alten Bayerischen Staatsbank präsentieren während der gleichzeitig in München stattfindenden Highlights 39 internationale Galerien ihre aktuell prägnantesten Positionen aus zeitgenössischer und moderner Kunst mit Fokus auf Zeichnungen und dem Material Papier: Zeichnungen, Collagen, Scherenschnitte, Fotografien, Künstlerbücher und Objekte werden gezeigt. paper positions munich bietet ihren Besuchern auch in diesem Jahr wieder ein attraktives Rahmenprogramm mit Talks und einer Sonderausstellung.
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WELTKUNST 149 MÜNCHEN-SPEZIAL 04 2018
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114 S., 29,8x22 cm, 2 Stück. keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden
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Sondernummer über die Kunststadt München, mit Beiträgen u. a. über die großen Ausstellungen in den großen Museeen, über Lothar Schirmer, über junge Münchner Kreative, div. Jubiläen Münchner Einrichtungen, über Johannes Sperling, über Sophie Calle im Espace Louis Vuitton und Thomas Hirschhorn in der Villa Stuck, die Messe Paper Positions 2, PIN. und Was sammeln Sie, Herr Kretschmer? (S. 88)
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[124] S., 18x13,5 cm, ISBN/ISSN 9782954197401
Broschur, Buchrücken aufklappbar, gefaltetes Plakat in eingeklebter Papierhülle, Posterformat 85,4x64cm, in Schutzhülle mit Aufkleber
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A journal written at the third person that seeks to depict Antoine d’Agata’s quest – the inexorable course from void to void.A literary and photographic experiment where words, sometimes descriptive, sometimes poetic, intersect with images in a narrative continuity. An example of the photographer’s existential choice and form of resistance which leads toward the subject’s disappearance and the ego’s negation within the neutral spectrum of the image while insisting on an intimate involvement with its matter and a perfect superposition of art and life. The pictures have been treated and reduced to the simple black and white contrast, following the main axis of this editorial project: shaplessness and the sense of fading-out. This flattening to a drawing effect releases the image as a shadow, a border between a recognizable sign and a blurry, ambiguous one, so that the photograph is both “trace” and “other”. The book, whose main language is English, also foresees a separate and folded poster, including texts in French on one side and, for the first time, in Italian on the other printed on a background colour image. The two languages allow to include texts in their original version, but allude as well to the artist’s double origins. In line with the book, the poster also reflects d’Agata’s search direction towards the interlacing of word and image and it finally refers to the idea of a topographic description of passions. Member of the Magnum agency, Antoine d’Agata (1961) is one of the most influential photographers of his generation. He lives in both Paris and Marseilles and he works around the world. He is represented by the gallery Les Filles du Calvaire, Paris.
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Selected works from 1990's
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[32] S., 19x13 cm, Auflage: 500, keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden
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The William Crawford Estate is owned and represented by Ampersand Gallery. William Crawford's drawings were discovered in an abandoned house in Oakland, California. His work brings to mind characteristics of prison drawings, an impression confirmed by the fact that several were made on the backs of prison roster sheets dated 1997. These printouts, however, were cut down the middle, so the exact prison from which they originate is unknown. But given their origin in the Bay Area and the fact that several drawings include San Francisco landmarks, it's possible that Crawford made the work in a California state prison. Other than this information drawn from the archive itself, nothing is known about Crawford's life. Indeed, we only know his name because he signed just a few of the drawings, either as Bill, William or WM Crawford. The archive appears to have consisted of several books, with individual drawings in sequences of 30 or more adding up to tell complex visual stories. Several include written captions or fragments of conversation between male and female characters. These sequences, however, have been broken up over the years and reach us now in a fragmentary and fascinating collection of hundreds of delicate pencil drawings. The work conveys the intense sense of sexual longing of a man with an urge to tell dynamic stories. The drawings, which resemble the eroticism of Eric Stanton, the exaggerated male anatomy of Tom of Finland or the ample breasts of a John Currin, show scantily dressed women, drug use, cuckolding and orgies. The details of his interiors, the hairdos and style of dress suggest that Crawford might have come of age in the late 70s or early 80s. A cast of recurring figures populate the drawings, notably one man with a short afro and a moustache who often figures at the center of events, presumably the artist William Crawford himself. Remarkably, given the number of drawings, there is little to no repetition in the work. Crawford’s inventive eye for sexual positions, facial expressions and gestures of hand and body was vast and masterful. Simple geometric details and architectural subtleties define the unusual settings where the action unfolds. We see rooms shown from unusual angles, features that are hinted at, erased or altogether omitted and articles of clothing that are drawn with obsessive precision. This singular and original drawing style compels us to immerse ourselves in the world William Crawford created, more dream than documentation, more fantasy than perversion. Crawford's drawings have been widely exhibited, notably at Galerie Susanne Zander (Cologne and Berlin), Zieher, Smith and Horton (New York), Freddy (Baltimore) and upcoming solo exhibitions at FARAGO (Los Angeles) and Richardson (New York). His work is also featured in the latest issue of Richardson Magazine and was included in "System and Vision" at David Zwirner, an exhibition organized in collaboration with Delmes & Zander. Reviewing it, The New Yorker wrote, "William Crawford's orgiastic illustrations on the backs of prison rosters haven an erotic intensity that rivals anything by Hans Bellmer or Pierre Klossowski."
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