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Visual: Piotr Kowalski
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| Jun Takita: Until the corners of the world, 2007 |
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| Jun Takita: Look for green , 2009 |
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| Jun Takita: Conversion de l'énergie , 1991 |
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| Jiro Nakayama: Poussière, 2006 |
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| Jiro Nakayama: Phase , 1993 two fans on base, a spot up |
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| Rodolphe Delaunay: Telescope , 2009 |
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| Rodolphe Delaunay: Cyclop panoramic: crystal ball, peep hole, basement, 2010 Basically: Jun Takita: Look for green , 2009 and only light Light, 2004-2010 |
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| Rodolphe Delaunay: walk in the moonlight (1tr/jr) , 2009, 30 x 35 x 80 cm vinyl 33 rpm disc of Sonata No. 14 Op 27, No 2, Beethoven stand, pickup, engine telescope battery |
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| Bettina Samson Spectrum |
Exhibition opening With Piotr Kowalski Friday, January 14th at 17:30 in Large galleries of the Erba Rouen.
A proposal of Jean-Christophe Bailly and Jason Karaïndros with:
Rodolphe Delaunay
Piotr Kowalski
Jiro Nakayama
Bettina Samson
Jun Takita
Excerpt from press release:
Since his disappearance, Piotr Kowalski (1927-2004), one of the most important artists and the most singular of the second half of the 20th century, was "Lost", at least by the institutions of modern and contemporary art which he has nevertheless often been exposed. At the initiative of Karaïndros Jason, who was part of the workshop that the sculptor has led to the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Rouen organizes an exhibition that wants to be first not in the way of recognition necessary. At the outset, the idea was to combine the presentation of some key works of the artist to that of today's young artists working in the same field of imagination, the approaches where attention to this which is released for thought in the sciences of nature plays a predominant role.
United by Jason Karaïndros, multimedia artist and professor at the School of Rouen and Jean-Christophe Bailly, author of a monograph and numerous texts on Kowalski, four young artists, therefore, agreed give substance to their work by this idea of continuity speculative contemporary art. Two of them, Jiro Nakayama and Jun Takita, were students and assistants Piotr Kowalski, whose ties with Japan were very close. The other two, younger (Bettina Samson and Rodolphe Delaunay), have not known. But what is at stake, they are certainly not influence, let alone a family, a certain community is attitude, and the decision to radically modern.
Download the full press release here
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