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Frederic Geurts – A Fine Line, at Fabrica | Criticismism
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Oliver Beer, Deep and Meaningful (2009). Artist’s Statement: Oliver Beer on Deep and Meaningful. Frederic Geurts – A Fine Line, at Fabrica. The work invites you to walk around it, to weave a path between its fragile legs. The viewer cannot grasp it until having gazed from both ends and upwards at points between. A Fine Line by Frederic Geurts is another work about space and the human form. It there any other subject? No Responses Yet to “Frederic Geurts – A Fine Line, at Fabrica”. Feed for this Entry.
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Criticismism | a completely gratuitous arts blog | Page 2
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Newer posts ». Howard Hodgkin/Ice Traffic/Fiona Banner/Nothing is Forever/Profusion/The Papered Parlour/Prop. Here’s a belated round up of last week’s stories for Culture24. Click below on any that interest…. Preview: Howard Hodgkin – Time and Place, at Modern Art Oxford. Review: Ice Traffic in See Further: The Festival of Science and Arts at Royal Festival Hall. Preview: Fiona Banner – Harrier and Jaguar, The 2010 Duveens Commission, Tate Britain. Preview: Nothing is Forever, South London Gallery. Max A...
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Why do so many artists choose The Fall? | Criticismism
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Tabaimo, yudangami (2009) at Parasol Unit. Diane Arbus/Chicks on Speed/Arabicity/July must-sees. Why do so many artists choose The Fall? This blog entry is being put together to the sound of The Fall, in an attempt to understand why so many artists claim, or are said, to draw or paint to the sound of Mark E Smith’s timeless band. The other apparent reason to paint to The Fall is their anti-muso stance. As Smith says, he tells musicians what to do and constructs the tracks like an engineer. Who wo...So th...
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Oliver Beer, Deep and Meaningful (2009) | Criticismism
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Diane Arbus/Chicks on Speed/Arabicity/July must-sees. Frederic Geurts – A Fine Line, at Fabrica. Oliver Beer, Deep and Meaningful (2009). Three locations are evoked by the film Deep and Meaningful by Oliver Beer: the sewer in which the original choral performance was filmed; the type of church where you might expect to hear such a thing; and the gallery environment in which it might end up. The church is conspicuous by its absence. ‘Amen’ is sung without an obvious referent. It could ...Enter your commen...
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Artist’s Statement: Oliver Beer on Deep and Meaningful | Criticismism
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Frederic Geurts – A Fine Line, at Fabrica. Ignacio Uriarte, The History of the Typewriter Recited by Michael Winslow (2009). Artist’s Statement: Oliver Beer on Deep and Meaningful. Here’s the first of a series of new features in which artists talk about their own work. This is what Oliver Beer had to say about his film Deep and Meaningful:. Read more on Culture24. No Responses Yet to “Artist’s Statement: Oliver Beer on Deep and Meaningful”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Tabaimo, yudangami (2009) at Parasol Unit | Criticismism
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Howard Hodgkin/Ice Traffic/Fiona Banner/Nothing is Forever/Profusion/The Papered Parlour/Prop. Why do so many artists choose The Fall? Tabaimo, yudangami (2009) at Parasol Unit. Tabaimo’s animations are without doubt unsettling. But the more you watch yudangami (2009) the more you want to watch and the same can be said for her entire show at Parasol Unit. It would be rational to look away, but the films deal in revealing the hidden. No wonder they are compelling. Feed for this Entry. Howard Hodgkin/Ice T...
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Diane Arbus/Chicks on Speed/Arabicity/July must-sees | Criticismism
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Why do so many artists choose The Fall? Oliver Beer, Deep and Meaningful (2009). Diane Arbus/Chicks on Speed/Arabicity/July must-sees. Here’s another round up of stories written in the past week for Culture24:. Preview: Diane Arbus – Artist Rooms, Nottingham Contemporary. Preview: Chicks on Speed – Don’t Art, Fashion, Music, Dundee Contemporary Arts. Preview: Arabicity: Such a Near East, the Bluecoat. Culture24’s art must sees for July. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Ignacio Uriarte, The History of the Typewriter Recited by Michael Winslow (2009) | Criticismism
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Artist’s Statement: Oliver Beer on Deep and Meaningful. Ignacio Uriarte, The History of the Typewriter Recited by Michael Winslow (2009). Skill and accomplishment are at the forefront of this unusual work. But instead of technique with a brush or a chisel, we are treated to the novel and maybe useless vocal imitation of 32 typewriters. But that 56-character phrase, The History of the Typewriter Recited by Michael Winslow, is also the title of the film. So in a sense, the sounds you hear refer to noth...
