Archive for May, 2011

Miroslav Tichý has died, aged 84. Tichý was a reclusive Czech artist who was rescued from his self-imposed oblivion by a friend, Roman Buxbaum. Exhibitions, books and a website, tichy ocean, have put the artist forward in his last years. Tichý was a sort of artist maudit, a species of outsider represented by the Bohemian artists […]


White art

18May11

Greg Neville. Robert Hunter painting at the NGV, 2009 Minimalism in a minimalist interior, the contemporary rooms at the National Gallery of Victoria. .


Greg Neville. Art Installation or installation of art. MoMA 2009. If Installation Art mated with Minimalism. Museum of Modern Art, New York.


Reproduction

14May11

Claudia Angelmaier, Color and Gray, 2006 Like Hans-Christian Schink, the subject of my last post, Claudia Angelmaier is a German artist based in Leipzig. And like Schink, she trained at its famous Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst, the Academy of Visual Arts. Angelmaier’s work is conceptual, examining “the museum without walls” – art reproductions in […]


1h

10May11

Hans-Christian Schink, 1/05/2010, 5:46pm-6.46pm, S06 26.486′ E039 27.776′ Hans-Christian Schink photographs the sun, exposing the film in his 5×4 camera for exactly one hour. The sun arcs across the sky in a black streak that appears like a comet or missile. Schink is taking advantage of the phenomenon of solarization, where extreme amounts of light […]


Faculty

09May11

Greg Neville, Virus 1,2 & 3. Lambda prints These prints are in an exhibition called Faculty at NMIT’s A Space gallery. It’s a staff show so I’m sharing the walls with some very good artists: Geoff Tolchard, John R. Neeson, Caz Guiney, Maurizio Salvati amongst others. The images were created digitally from photographic “portraits” of […]



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