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Wim Delvoye — Au Louvre
Past: May 31 → September 17, 2012
The Louvre invites Wim Delvoye to intervene at various locations within the museum and nearby: under the Pyramid, in the Napoleon III apartments, in the Gothic galleries of the Department of Decorative Arts, and in the Tuileries gardens. Wim Delvoye is the second artist, after Tony Cragg in 2011, to create a new, monumental sculpture.
Wim Delvoye — Au Louvre
Past: May 31 → September 17, 2012
The Louvre invites Wim Delvoye to intervene at various locations within the museum and nearby: under the Pyramid, in the Napoleon III apartments, in the Gothic galleries of the Department of Decorative Arts, and in the Tuileries gardens. Wim Delvoye is the second artist, after Tony Cragg in 2011, to create a new, monumental sculpture.
Sculpture
Le Louvre
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Wim Delvoye Rorschach
Past: May 12 → June 16, 2012
Galerie Perrotin presents Wim Delvoye’s third solo show entitled Rorschach. The artist has developed an art that offers a reinterpretation of artworks of the past while laying down a lucid and amused glance at contemporary society. Between homage and irreverence, he appropriates and deforms the motifs that inspire him.
Wim Delvoye Rorschach
Past: May 12 → June 16, 2012
Galerie Perrotin presents Wim Delvoye’s third solo show entitled Rorschach. The artist has developed an art that offers a reinterpretation of artworks of the past while laying down a lucid and amused glance at contemporary society. Between homage and irreverence, he appropriates and deforms the motifs that inspire him.
Installation, sculpture
Emmanuel Perrotin Gallery
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Tous Cannibales
Past: February 12 → May 15, 2011
Despite being largely ignored by art critics and theorists, anthropophagy is an underlying theme of current creation. Leaving aside images of gore, Jeanette Zwingenberger has chosen artists, almost half of whom are women, who address the cruelty of anthropophagy from a critical standpoint and with a certain delicacy.
Tous Cannibales
Past: February 12 → May 15, 2011
Despite being largely ignored by art critics and theorists, anthropophagy is an underlying theme of current creation. Leaving aside images of gore, Jeanette Zwingenberger has chosen artists, almost half of whom are women, who address the cruelty of anthropophagy from a critical standpoint and with a certain delicacy.
Drawing, painting, photography...
La maison rouge
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Wim Delvoye
Past: April 16 → August 22, 2010
As a pendant to the Corps et décors, Rodin et les arts décoratifs exhibition, and as part of its ongoing contemporary art program, the musée Rodin invites Wim Delvoye to show some of his major works inside the hôtel Biron and in the main courtyard of the museum.
Wim Delvoye
Past: April 16 → August 22, 2010
As a pendant to the Corps et décors, Rodin et les arts décoratifs exhibition, and as part of its ongoing contemporary art program, the musée Rodin invites Wim Delvoye to show some of his major works inside the hôtel Biron and in the main courtyard of the museum.
Installation, sculpture, mixed media
Musée Rodin
Wim Delvoye
Contemporary
Sculpture, mixed media
Belgian artist born in 1965 in Wervik, Belgium.
- Website
- www.wimdelvoye.be
- Themes
- Consommation, détournement, religion, société
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