E. V. DAY Bruce Nauman, l'art à partir de (presque) rien L’art du grand Bruce Nauman est minimal et conceptuel, fait d’une poignée d’installations et de projections visuelles et sonores. De prime abord austère et ardu pour le profane, on a tenté de vous rendre son œuvre plus facilement compréhensible à travers quatre concepts : le geste, la violence, la répétition et le temps. Bruce Nauman en 2009 (Crédits image : Jason Schmidt) Du 14 mars au 21 juin 2015, la Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain à Paris, accueille une exposition majeure de Bruce Nauman. “La première depuis plus de 15 ans”, clame le dossier de presse. Étrange, aussi, d’aller au musée pour s’imprégner d’une demi-douzaine de pièces seulement. Oui, cette exposition est une plongée en apnée dans l’art conceptuel, son minimalisme, ses manifestations brutes et ses interrogations sans fin. Alors, Bruce Nauman vous fait toujours un peu peur ? Le geste Avez-vous déjà tenté de lever un crayon par ses deux extrémités grâce à deux autres crayons ? Les papattes de Mr. Un instant, Mr.
Pierre Huyghe at Centre Pompidou, Paris / MOUSSE CONTEMPORARY ART MAGAZINE If you walk to the Centre Pompidou in Paris from the direction of the Seine, you will most likely end up in a little public square that stretches between the Beaubourg and the church of Saint-Merri: Place Igor Stravinsky. Here, in a shallow basin measuring 580 square meters, sixteen sculptures made in 1983 by Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle entertain onlookers with their entirely whimsical demeanor, surfing along and spraying water at each other. The bright colors of the kinetic statues, the joy and lightheartedness of their movements, make the whole composition look like a sculptural spin-off of Disney’s Fantasia. But it wouldn’t have seemed so remarkably flawless had the administrators followed the original instructions left by Tinguely, who never wanted the water in the basin to be treated, as he preferred that moss eventually be allowed to grow (this did not happen, and the sculptures today looks almost identical to when they were unveiled exactly 30 years ago).
Yun-Woo Choi - Installations If artist Yun-Woo Choi starts a new work, he asks questions to himself such as: “What is real? Where am I living? What do I perceive is the real? Are invisible things – like my emotions, supernatural phenomena, dreams, God, Tao – real? Do they have some space of their own? …” Based on different physical theories and inspired by philosophy and taoism he creates fascinating sculptures and installations. Yun-Woo Choi - Art Installations Yun-Woo Choi - Art Yun-Woo Choi - Art Installation Yun-Woo Choi - Art Sculpture Yun-Woo Choi - Installation Yun-Woo Choi - Sculpture Installation
Flong - Interactive Art by Golan Levin and Collaborators Nadia Lee Cohen | London Based Photographer Nadia Lee Cohen home © 2015 Nadia Lee Cohen Built By Studio one View full size 700×467 2.8re Pawel Kuczynski - Strona główna / Home Ernesto Neto's Awe-Inspiring Art Installation - JazJaz Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto is the one of the most important proponents of the Neo-Concrete movement, which was formed in Brazil in the 1950s. His most recent installation, ‘Crazy Hyperculture in the Vertigo of the World’ at the Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires, invites the viewer to touch, smell and walk inside its inner space. Neto works with abstract installations which often take up the whole expositional space, creating spatial labyrinths in which fine membranes –stretched taught and fixed at various points– containing spices of varying colours and aromas (saffron, cloves) hang down here and there in the shape of enormous droplets.The main elements and materials used in his works are the elasticity of the fabrics, the force of gravity, spices and polythene foam. Link to the exhibit’s page on the Faena Arts Center site. More images after the jump.
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