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Vincent Meessen, Forgerie, 2011
néon et peinture occultante
Claire Fontaine, No Present
4th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art
Reynald Drouhin, System Failure, 2008
néon vert clignotant monté sur plexiglass, 140 x 18 cm.
Reynald Drouhin, Monolithal, 2012
installation néon rouge, 62 x 222 cm
Jean Dupuy – Origine d’un genre, 1980-2013.
Tubes en néon, fils, transformateur et plexiglas,19 x 36 x 4 cm
Laurent Pernot, You will never die, 2010
Neon
Hanging plexiglass box, 130x40x15cm, neon tube lettering
Resembling a sign in a public place, this work calls out to the viewer through its suspicious, ambivalent message. “You will never die” is an absurd and derisive declaration, both true and dishonest at the same time. It also evokes the constant aspects of the artist’s exploration of the paradox of images, the ambiguity of life and death, survival and disappearance.
Cerith Wyn Evans, In Girum Imus Nocte et Consumimur Igni, 2006
Neon lights, steel and glass
Dimensions : 300 x 300 mm
Collection Tate
Angela Bulloch, West Ham - Sculpture for Football Songs, 1998
4 Belisha beacons, 4 light bulbs and light control unit Dimensions : 1660 x 3000 mm
Collection Tate
Bruce Nauman, VIOLINS VIOLENCE SILENCE, 1981–2 Neon tubing with clear glass tubing suspension frame
Dimensions : 1578 x 1661 x 152 mm. Weight 303kg
Collection ARTIST ROOMS Tate and National Galleries of Scotland. Lent by Anthony d'Offay 2010
Dan Flavin, ‘Monument’ for V. Tatlin, 1966–9
Fluorescent tubes and metal
Dimensions : 3054 x 584 x 89 mm
Collection Tate
Ian Hamilton Finlay, Je Vous Salue Marat, 1989
Neon lights; with Julie Farthing
Dimensions - Object: 910 x 1120 x 80 mm
Collection Tate
Jenny Holzer, BLUE PURPLE TILT, 2007
7 light emitting diode columns
Overall display dimensions variable ; object, each: 4190 x 136 x 136 mm
Collection: Tate / National Galleries of Scotland
Pedro Cabrita Reis, Unframed #3, 2008
Medium : Aluminium, glass, rubber, wood, fluorescent lights, electric cable and plastic
Dimensions - Displayed: 2630 x 4225 x 170 mm
Collection Tate
Pedro Cabrita Reis, The Moscow Piece, 2006
Aluminium, wood, acrylic paint and fluorescent light
Dimensions - Object: 245 x 3985 x 755 mm
Collection Tate
Tracey Emin, Is Legal Sex Anal, 1998
Neon lights
Dimensions: 340 x 1580 x 100 mm
Collection Tate
Tracey Emin, Is Anal Sex Legal, 1998
Neon lights
Dimensions : 325 x 1550 x 100 mm
Collection Tate
Mario Merz, Untitled (A Real Sum is a Sum of People) Senza titolo (una somma reale è una somma di gente), 1972.10 photographs, gelatin silver print on paper and neon lights
Dimensions : Image, each: 260 x 260 mm; overall display dimensions variable
Collection Tate