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Conceptual Art | Ideas Taking Shape
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Objects, Words and Politics.
In this selection, we present different generations, contexts and themes in relation with Conceptual art. From the use of objects, to the play with words and documents, from sociopolitical approaches to reflections on corporeality, the artworks presented in this viewing room represent the multiplicity of forms, shapes and media into which ideas can materialize.
Title: Conceptual Art | Ideas Taking Shape
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Objects, Words and Politics.
In this selection, we present different generations, contexts and themes in relation with Conceptual art.
From the use of objects, to the play with words and documents, from sociopolitical approaches to reflections on corporeality, the artworks presented in this viewing room represent the multiplicity of forms, shapes and media into which ideas can materialize.
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Conceptual Art
Conceptual Art
“In Conceptual art, the idea or concept is the most important aspect of the work.” Sol LeWitt wrote in 1967. “When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all of the...
Grave 1 - Symbolic burial
Grave 1 - Symbolic burial
Opened in construction work in 1972. The grave pit is rectangular, found at a depth of 1.45 m. Northeast - Southwest. On the bottom of the pit is a strip of red ocher 1 cm thick an...
Grave 36 - Symbolic burial
Grave 36 - Symbolic burial
It was found in the southeast sector of the necropolis, where most graves with rich inventory were found. The shape and dimensions of the pit were not established due to the unifor...
White Dickinson CONFIDENCE IN DAYBREAK MODIFIES DUSK
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Roni Horn's Confidence in Daybreak Modifies Dusk is part of her White Dickinson series. In each of the White Dickinson's a phrase from one of Emily Dickinson's diaries or letters ...
Ceremonial tobacco pouch
Ceremonial tobacco pouch
Pipe bag; Lakota; ca. 1870-1880 \nHide, glass beads, porcupine quills, pigments; l. 40 cm. (incl. fringe); w. 13 cm.\nRMV 3158-9; purchased from art dealer Leendert Van Lier, Amste...
The Water Stream, La Brème
The Water Stream, La Brème
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