Pavel Pepperstein from his solo exhibition From Mordor With Love at (now closed) Regina Gallery, London 2010:
Donald Judd at K20, Düsseldorf 2010:
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Showing posts with label Pavel Pepperstein. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 May 2020
Saturday, 15 March 2014
π^2: Debris Of The Future
It's been four years since I last saw Pavel Pepperstein's unforgettable works. So I couldn't give up the opportunity when I learned that he is currently having a solo exhibition Debris Of The Future here in London.
Pepperstein at Pace Gallery Lexington Street, London 2014:
The show is closing TODAY. So if you're in London, I hope you wouldn't miss your last chance to see it. Thank you, Pace, for bringing Pepperstein back to London. Thank you, N, for your kindness and generosity.
The show is closing TODAY. So if you're in London, I hope you wouldn't miss your last chance to see it. Thank you, Pace, for bringing Pepperstein back to London. Thank you, N, for your kindness and generosity.
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Pace London,
Pavel Pepperstein
Monday, 16 May 2011
From Mordor With Love
Pavel Pepperstein's works from his London show From Mordor With Love at Regina Gallery last year seemed to carry a deeper political message. But I was more excited by their reference to suprematist Malevich. Many of his paintings at the show were alternatively interpreted "national flags":
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