Three exhibitions
dal 4/6/2014 al 17/7/2014
Segnalato da
4/6/2014
Three exhibitions
Galerie Rodolphe Janssen, Bruxelles
'Mountain Stream Ring Tone' is a solo show of Louis Eisner. David Ratcliff's work involves the application of mercurial spray from an airbrush. Marlo Pascual features a new series of photo based sculptures.
Louis Eisner
Mountain Stream Ring Tone
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David Ratcliff
Painting With Stars
Galerie Rodolphe Janssen is pleased to announce David Ratcliff’s third exhibition at the gallery.
Ratcliff's newest body of work involves the application of mercurial spray from an airbrush: the effect disengages the figure / ground relationship of previous work—the stenciled and sprayed imagery exists within a confounded space that is simultaneously atmospheric and lithic. Vignettes from a kind of deep-space anthology of visual signals, mediated collaboratively by the artist and the unreliable archivists of the collected cultural psyche—an exhibition emerges, as does a dispatch upon an Ouija board, each painting representing a low frequency transmission—a flashback suffered by an author separate from and unknown to the artist. The paintings isolate decisive moments from the relentless stream of ephemera passing through the artist’s studio, and as each work for an exhibition is meticulously crafted, Ratcliff’s reliquary of ever-renewing culture grows.
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Marlo Pascual
Rodolphe Janssen is pleased to announce an exhibition of new sculptures by Marlo Pascual. This is her first exhibition at the gallery.
For her first solo show with the gallery, Pascual will show a new series of photo based sculptures that continue her play with the relationship between the image and the object. The show revolves around two kinds of display, both use the figure as the foundation with which they engage. Through juxtaposition, she creates new images, encompassing both abstraction and representation, and the relationship between the two. By way of examining our relationship with the figure and the history of figurative art, she plays with our understanding of those histories. By either repelling vision through direct blunt actions, as with the marble pieces, or by their silent invasive presence, as with the upside down women, Pascual creates uncanny psychological encounters with these figures
OPENING 05.06.2014 FROM 6 > 9 PM
Galerie Rodolphe Janssen
Rue de Livourne 35 Livornostraat — 1050 Brussels — Belgium
Open
Tuesday to Friday 10:00 > 18:00
Saturday 14:00 > 18:00