© Leen Voet, FELIX, Series of 774 drawings, pencil on A4 paper (2009-2010)
Marcel Van Eeden talks about the wonderful coincidence that his Be-Part-exhibition in Waregem travels to Gladbeck in Germany, probably one of the rare exhibition spaces with the same semicircular concrete wall as in Be-Part.
© Be-Part Waregem, N 50 51 40.9, E 3 24 1.3
Quotes from the lecture of Marcel Van Eeden:
"Everything is connected to one and the same idea."
"Drawing is making a paper dirty."
"I'd like to make works referring to the time before my birth for the rest of my life. It is as preparing the time I won't be here anymore, the senseless future. It is a senseless complaint, but I am happy with it, that's what it is all about."
Jorinde Voigt
© Jorinde Voigt, WV 2013-117 C.G. Jung „Die Auflösung des Bewusstseins“ C.G. Jung/ Wilhelm Das Geheimnis der Goldenen Blüte Matrix I, 140 x 246 cm, Tinte, Bleistift, Ölkreide, Pastell, Blattgold, auf Papier (2013)
© Jorinde Voight, Courtesy David Nolan Galery, Blickwinkel - Study 14, ink and graphite on paper, 58 x 78 cm (2008)
© Jorinde Voight, Courtesy David Nolan Galery, Nexus, Ink, oil crayon, pencil on paper, 258 x 208 cm (2010)
Julie Mehretu (at the Biennale in Venice)
© Julie Mehretu & Marian Goodman Gallery, Co-evolution of the futurhyth machine (after kodwo eshun), graphite, ink and acrylic on canvas, 9 X 10 FT. (2.74 X 3.05m) (2013)
© Julie Mehretu & Marian Goodman Gallery, Insile, ink and acrylic on linen, 9 x 12 FT. (2.74 x 3.66 m) (2013)
© Julie Mehretu & Marian Goodman Gallery, Ra 2510, graphite, ink and acrylic on canvas, 8 x 12 ft. (2.44 x 3.66 m) (2013)
Stephan van den Burg
© Stephan van den Burg, untitled (flatgrid4), 2013
© Stephan van den Burg, untitled, 2012
Silvia Bächli
© Silvia Bächli, Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milano, 2013
© Silvia Bächli, What About Sunday, MK Gallery Milton Keynes, 2013
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