Florence Lynch Gallery is pleased to announce Linda Van Boven's first New York solo exhibition. The exhibition includes a body of photographs spanning from 1999 to the present. In the form of a film setting, with stills and repetitive images, Linda Van Boven works with photography as a cinematic source. For this exhibition, Van Boven will continue her discourse with the cinema. She will present a series of aluminum-mounted photographs that are sequential images, charged with emotions.
first New York solo exhibition
The exhibition includes a body of photographs
spanning from 1999 to the present.
In the form of a film setting, with stills and repetitive images, Linda
Van Boven works with photography as a cinematic source. For this
exhibition, Van Boven will continue her discourse with the cinema. She
will present a series of aluminum-mounted photographs that are sequential
images, charged with emotions. Rhythmic in content and structure, the
images range from clay figurines either in a dance or boxing position to
actual figures, as in Connected, wherein a woman manipulate an electrical
wire and monitor in three successive imageries.
Born in Arnhem, The Netherlands, Van Boven lives and works in Amsterdam.
She studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and at the
Academia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. She has participated in group
exhibitions in Europe and the U.S. and had worked on several public
projects in The Netherlands, Russia, and Italy. Since 1995 to date, she
has won twelve public commissions, with the Hedson Corporation, Gemeente
Amsterdam, H.H vormgeving, KPGM international, Randstad Uitzendburo in
Haarlem, Randstad Uitzendburo, Amsterdam, among others.
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 6, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
The Mondriaan Foundation, The Netherland-America Foundation, and The
Consulate General of the Netherlands generously sponsor the exhibition.
A catalogue with text by Deborah Frizzell and Franklin Sirmans is
available.
Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 11:00 to 6:00 p.m.
For further information and photographic material, please contact Florence
Lynch or Amy Williams at 967-7584.
Florence Lynch Gallery
147 West 29th Street
New York NY
T: 967 7584