#cemin

[dandanjean]

J'ai trouvé la vie...

Par bien des chemins et de bien des façons j’ai découvert ma sagesse : ce n’est pas par une seule échelle que j’ai atteint la hauteur d’où j’ai pu plonger mon regard dans mes lointains. Et ce n’est que de mauvais gré que je demandais mon chemin. Cela me contrariait toujours ! Je préférais interroger et essayer les chemins moi-même. Une tentative et une interrogation, voilà ce que fut ma…

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  1989.. Wim Beeren curated one of the iconic Stedelijk Museum from the 80’s….The Horn of Plenty.

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  Contributions by Bickerton, Cemin, Doran, Dunham, Eckart, Ziegler, Gober, Halley, Kessler, Koons, LAsker, Prince,Rollins, Steinbach, Wool and Yarber. a great list of great artists from the eighties. One thing they had in common. They were all from New York. Koons is nowadays the most famous one, but i noticed that Peter Halley is among them and beside some smaller exhibitions . He is hardly known in Europe and specially this artist deserves far better. Still the exhibition one of those from the eighties that is remembered by many followers of the Stedelijk Museum exhibitions and it was one of the last gtreat ones which gave an overview of New York modern art in the eighties. This catalogue is available at http://www.ftn-books.com together with some catalogues of the artist mentioned . specially the Halley is rarely encountered in the Netherlands.

  Peter Halley (1953) and THE HORN OF PLENTY 1989.. Wim Beeren curated one of the iconic Stedelijk Museum from the 80's....The Horn of Plenty.

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jULIANNA SHIM hahHAHAHHahahHAHAa

[explodingcyberinevitable]

Paul Kasmin Gallery presents Six, Saint Clair Cemin’s (b. 1951, Cruz Alta, Brazil) inaugural exhibition with the Gallery, on view at 515 W 27th Street from September 6 through October 13, 2012, alongside the artist’s New York public art debut. Stringing together the rational, the unknown, the unconscious, and the dream, the Brazilian sculptor combines his signature pluralistic style with both concrete and abstract expressions in this exhibition of six new sculptural works, all made in 2012. Beyond the walls of the gallery, Paul Kasmin Gallery partners with the Broadway Mall Association (a New York non-profit organization working to beautify and maintain the malls of Broadway from 70th Street to 168th Street) to present Saint Clair Cemin on Broadway, an additional six sculptures by Cemin at outdoor locations from early September through November 2012.