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Louis Cane

je crois que c’est aussi un mec de supports/surfaces

c’est lui à l’infini

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Balançoire Trois Ballerines #mougins #louiscane #balancoire #balancing #cotedazur #modernart (à Mougins) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0olYV5hLJL/?igshid=hh3iix4cboih

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JERRY, SHOW ME LOVE ! @galeriederouillon until June 16th 2018 Works by Etel Adnan Louis Cane Ron Gorchov Shirley Jaffe Przemek Pyszczek Guy Yanai __________________________________ #EtelAdnan #LouisCane #RonGorchov #ShirleyJaffe #PrzemekPyszczek #GuyYanai #painting #sculpture #drawing #contemporaryart #galeriederouillon #paris #france (en Galerie Derouillon)

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Louis Cane, Toile découpée, 1972, Spray paint on fabric, 202 × × 265 cm _ By 1970 Cane was done with youthful irony, inaugurating a genre of toiles découpées (cut-out paintings), which he would develop for several years. Like Jackson Pollock or Helen Frankenthaler, Cane painted on un-stretched canvas on the ground. The source of his inspiration was the avant-garde critic Clement Greenberg whose writings he encountered in the cutting-edge, radical magazine Peinture: cahiers théoriques. Cane incises into his canvases, producing flaps that open spaces on the walls. These spaces are not part of the paintings yet remains integral to how they are seen. Thus, his paintings, which interact with both the floor plane and the wall, investigate the space of non-representation (what is cut out) and integrate it within the painting. _ #LouisCane #ceyssonbenetiere #painting #supportsurface #crabegrenouille

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