Black: Schinkel Pavillon

Karla Black at Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin 2012:

Impermanent and formless Black

Karla Black from her solo exhibition at Modern Art, London 2012:

Black's pastel garden

Karla Black from her solo exhibition currently at the Power Plant, Toronto:

The Upset Bucket

From the exhibition Iself Collection: The Upset Bucket currently at Whitechapel Gallery, London ...

Ugo Rondinone:

Damian Ortega:

Karla Black:

Martin Boyce and Jim Lambie:

Wolfgang Tillmans:

Ellen Gallagher:

Rudolph Stingel:

At Fault

Karla Black's signature monumental yet fragile installation At Fault at Tate Britain, London 2012:

Black x Schinkel

Karla Black is definitely one of the busiest artists around these days.  I have seen her multiple times showing at various solo or group exhibitions when I was travelling in Europe in the past few year - this time in Berlin, with her signature fragile, ephemeral sculptures.

Black at Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin 2012:

Black and blue

I started this blog exactly 366 days (one leap year) ago.  One of my favourite artists Karla Black was featured in my first post.  So to celebrate the first anniversary of my blog, I am getting a little help from Black again.  This time I have rendered Black's work monochromatic blue ...

Black at Saatchi Gallery, London 2010:

Relentlessly fragile, effortlessly Black

Although I was very tired after an overnight trans-Atlantic flight, my visit this afternoon to Modern Art was really worth it.  They are showing Karla Black's latest works.  Predominantly made from loosely painted cellophane and dusted polythene, Black's sculptures are as fragile as always, effortlessly making their presence in the otherwise empty gallery space.

Black at Modern Art, London 2012: