Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts / Retrospective at Schaulager Basel
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2018
- Schaulager in Basel just opened a comprehensive retrospective exhibition dedicated the the work of the American artist Bruce Nauman. Entitled “Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts” the exhibition chronologically presents Bruce Nauman's video works, drawings, photographs, sculptures, neon pieces, and large-scale installations. The show spans five decades of the artist's oeuvre and features key masterpieces as well as lesser-known works. As a world-premiere, the 3D video projection “Contrapposto Split” is on display. The exhibition also includes the monumental sculpture “Leaping Foxes” as well as the first ever showing in Europe of his recently created “Contrapposto Studies, i through vii”.
Bruce Nauman was born in the American Midwest in 1941. He lives and works in New Mexico. The retrospective “Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts” has been organized by the Laurenz Foundation, Schaulager Basel and the Museum of Modern Art, New York. The show at Schaulager Basel runs from 17th March to 26th August 2018.
Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts / Schaulager Basel. Press Preview, Münchenstein/Basel (Switzerland), March 15, 2018.
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Wow, what a big collection! I do not consider myself an art expert, so I am pretty astonished, that I knew almost all of these works. I don't like every work by him, but it just proves how influential he was/is. I love the environment "Room with My Soul Left Out, Room That Does Not Care" from 1984. It is astonishing what kind of feelings it ignites.
I always wonder how can i like so much a work i don't get at all. I really do not understand what is going on Nauman's work, but is yet so interesting!
I like his work a lot. very inventive playful dynamic - free-form juxtapositions / objects. his personality comes through with every departure.
Excellent..Great work
Bellissimo ,grazie !
Excellent!
Master !
Hi!
Looks like its about how art lost art
honestly, I don't get it
Good lord... this is not art
That's what makes it artful. What makes art art? You cannot put boundaries on creativity. To me, it's like saying for instance, that the drill genre is not music, simply because it bares no resemblance to Chopin or Tchaikovsky. One of the reasons I admire Nauman's work over many other artists is because it evokes a feeling, or an emotion I find unfamiliar, one that I do not experience in everyday life. I may not enjoy the feeling, but I find it so fascinating how something that seemingly simple such as chairs being balanced upon steel girders can make me feel just as strongly as a Monet or a Van Gogh can.
@@simoneml kewl...still...not art...sorry
@@simoneml It is not art just because he says so, what is art is to contemplate this totally illiterate mesolithic being
Anyone who says that this is not art must give reasons. Aesthetics is the justification of art. If you have no justification for your statement, you're not saying anything, you're just expressing your feelings.
Wow more lame postmodern art