Diann Bauer
Nayland Blake
Dustin Ericksen
Maria Finn
Moyna Flannigan
Liam Gillick
Sophie Von Hellermann
Taraneh Hemami
Lothar Hempel
Paul Hosking
Eleni Kamma
DeAnna Maganias
Group Mel-air
Philippe Parreno
Socratis Socratous
Lee Triming
Richard Woods
Johan Zetterquist
An exhibition dedicated to drawing. Like a celebration of the drawing, this project features more than 35 works of 20 artists from 14 countries. In times where digital image is a dominant culture, (easy for all of us), back to drawing seems just a reverie. Is any artist out there who never but never used drawing to describe, prepare, proceed or propose an actual piece of work? The drawing is the point of reference for proposed or accomplished works, it could become the actual work or just indicates the way to it.
Participating artists:
Diann Bauer (USA), Nayland Blake (USA), Dustin Ericksen (USA), Maria
Finn (Sweden), Moyna Flannigan (Scotland), Liam Gillick (UK), Sophie
Von Hellermann (Germany), Taraneh Hemami (Iran), Lothar Hempel
(Germany), Paul Hosking (UK), Eleni Kamma (Greece), DeAnna Maganias
(Greece), Group Mel-air (China, Egypt, New Zealand), Philippe Parreno
(Algeria -France), Socratis Socratous (Cyprus), Lee Triming (UK),
Richard Woods (UK), Johan Zetterquist (Sweden).
The DRAWING PROJECT is an exhibition dedicated to drawing. Like a
celebration of the drawing, this project features more than 35 works of
20 artists from 14 countries.
In times where digital image is a dominant culture, (easy for all of
us), back to drawing seems just a reverie. Is any artist out there who
never but never used drawing to describe, prepare, proceed or propose
an actual piece of work? The drawing is the point of reference for
proposed or accomplished works, it could become the actual work or just
indicates the way to it. Sketch, design, proposal, note or study
deserve our attention once more. It is the human line and is alive.
The participants artists approached their works in different ways. The
works participating in this exhibition are broadly diverse, they vary
in technique, medium, size and imagery but they share a common impulse.
From the proposals for constructions and installations of Ericksen,
Hosking, Maganias or Hemami to the human based water-colours or pencil
drawings of Finn, Flannigan, Von Hellermann, Hempel, Zetterquist and
Bauer, and from the studies with conceptual references of Blake,
Triming and Mir to complex scenarios between narration and abstraction
of Parreno, Group Mel-air, Socratous and Kamma, and to notes for public
projects and performances of Gillick and Papaioannou (art director for
the opening and closing ceremony of the Olympics Games, Athens 2004)
the art presented in this exhibition refers more to the life around us
(information, communication, narration, or description) conjure up new
imaginary worlds.
Image: a work by Paul Hosking
Opening Saturday 27 March from 14 to 20
Wednesday - Saturday 14 - 20 or by appointment
vamiali's
Samou 1 Athens 104 38 (metro Metaxourgio Diligianni exit)
Greece (Hellas)
T - F + 30 210 5228968