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Willie Doherty, 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic2024.

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Willie Doherty
Willie Doherty, 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic2024.
Jean Michel Basquiat, 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Billy Childish, 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Frank Auerbach, 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
This catalogue documents a series of portraits on paper by Aleksandar Bašić. The artist’s initial idea was to create a series of portraits
Portraits on paper (Catalogue) by Aleksandar Basic written by Luke Branca
About the Book
This catalogue documents a series of portraits on paper by Aleksandar Bašić.
The artist’s initial idea was to create a series of portraits of influential master artists, specifically those of importance personally. It then grew into something deeper, fusing past and present visual cultures.
Two key moments, early on in the project, included (1) a visit to Michelangelo’s house in Florence and (2) seeing Giacometti’s work at the National Portrait Gallery, London. The latter inspired Bašić to begin using a pictorial language that involved working with simple lines, shapes and colours. This early work sparked the series herein.
Luc Tuymans, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Peter Doig , 35.56 cm x 45.72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Portrait painting of British artist painter Lucian Freud, oil on canvas by Aleksandar Basic
George Condo, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Marc Quin, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Andy Warhol, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Marlene Dumas, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
Georges Braque, 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting by Aleksandar Basic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOSBjZYQLWI&feature=youtu.be
Portraits & Seascapes is an exhibition of new works by Aleksandar Bašić and Luke Branca.
Both artists are known for responding to traditional fine art genres in highly contemporary ways. This is what brings them together for a third consecutive year at 5th Base Gallery.
Portraits of renowned artists, painted in bright colours, reflecting elements of their own visual language; this is the best way to describe Aleksandar Bašić’s latest works. Art history itself, the wonders and horrors of technology and a sense of mystery are important underlying subjects. The paintings conclude a long running series created over the past three years, with the more recent pieces showing a concentrated focus on colour and paint as a material.
Luke Branca’s new work is inspired by stories of the sea. He has merged his own artistic vision with ideas from art history, folklore and literature related to our oceans. The works selected for this exhibition are characteristically strange and enigmatic.
5th Base Gallery 23 Heneage Street Whitechapel, Greater London E1 5LJ
Jenny Saville 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting Aleksandar Basic
Portraits & Seascapes is an exhibition of new works by Aleksandar Bašić and Luke Branca.
Both artists are known for responding to traditional fine art genres in highly contemporary ways. This is what brings them together for a third consecutive year at 5th Base Gallery.
Portraits of renowned artists, painted in bright colours, reflecting elements of their own visual language; this is the best way to describe Aleksandar Bašić’s latest works. Art history itself, the wonders and horrors of technology and a sense of mystery are important underlying subjects. The paintings conclude a long running series created over the past three years, with the more recent pieces showing a concentrated focus on colour and paint as a material.
Luke Branca’s new work is inspired by stories of the sea. He has merged his own artistic vision with ideas from art history, folklore and literature related to our oceans. The works selected for this exhibition are characteristically strange and enigmatic.
Wednesday 11AM - 6PM
Thursday 11AM - 9PM Late Opening
Friday 11AM - 6PM
Saturday 11AM - 6PM
5th Base Gallery, 23 Heneage Street, London, E1 5LJ
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/portraits-and-seascapes-tickets-53462466677
Marina Abramovic 35,56 cm x 45,72 cm, oil painting Aleksandar Basic