Ian Kiaer from his solo exhibition Endnote, Pink at Kunstverein München, 2010:
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Showing posts with label Ian Kiaer. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 May 2020
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Ulchiro Project
Ian Kiaer's installation Ulchiro Project is now on view at Tate Britain. It is part of his ongoing research into the Ulchiro market district in Seoul, South Korea, where the process of modernism has dramatically changed its urban fabrics in recent years. Kiaer gave his poetic narratives by using fragile architectural models, found objects and two-dimensional work.
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Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Endnote, pink
I went to see Ian Kiaer's show Endnote, pink at Kunstverein München exactly 363 days ago. Kiaer, known for his spatial installations of found objects and materials carefully placed on and around the gallery floors, created a poetic landscape inspired by the architecure and the history of the gallery space.
Kunstverein München is one of my favourite galleries in Munich.
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Thursday, 24 March 2011
In The Days Of The Comet
Just came back from London. The British Art Show 7 "In The Days Of The Comet" at Hayward Gallery is a must-see for lovers of contemporary art. It features numerous big names in the contemporary British art scene including my personal favourites Karla Black, Steven Claydon, Roger Hiorns and Ian Kiaer. Many have appeared in Saatchi Gallery's recent Newspeak British Art Now.
Black at Saatchi, London 2010:
Kiaer at Kunstverein München, 2010:
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