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WILLIAM KLEIN | 'New York' (1955)

March 23rd 2023

An accidental photographer with no formal training, William Klein got his career off the ground in the fifties by breaking the mainstream rules of photography. City scenes were cropped and overexposed, and the subjects - whether it was a fashion model at Piazza di Spagna in Rome or a group of New Yorkers celebrating St. Patrick’s Day - were often out-of-focus and shot at a skewed angle. Klein’s work was ground-breaking and during the following seven decades he rose to become one of today’s most influential photographers. The series ‘Barbara’ and ‘New York’ visualise two of the artist’s much-loved themes; fashion portraits of Barbara Mullen and urban residents of the American metropolis, a series which won him the prestigious Prix Nadar prize in 1957.
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HENRIK SIMONSEN | ‘Blue Butterflies’

February 27th 2023

Whether it is a thicket in the proximity of his childhood home or a patch of wild grass on a far-away continent, Henrik Simonsen finds the often overlooked and unremarkable fragments of nature and portrays it in all its splendour. In his works, trees are majestic and wind-torn crooked bushes become mystifying; intriguing stories told lavishly with colour that are more an expressionist language rather than a depiction of real nature. Featuring a single tree with butterflies as leaves, Blue Butterflies displays a rich colour palette of silvery gold tones with a range of crisp blues, following up on Simonsen’s direct themes of transition and short-lived moments flooded with light.
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JACKY TSAI | ‘Dream in the Deserted Garden’

February 09th 2023

Like the fictional, amorous encounter of a young couple in a rear part of a deserted garden, Jacky Tsai uncovers his own daydreams. Rock formations, blossoming peonies and flamboyant peacocks set the scene from a sixteenth-century novel; and a kite, a bike and a polaroid camera - highlighted by gold and palladium - weave in his childhood memories. Without hesitation the artist delivers a wonderful piece of Eastern heritage and personal Western influences. Dream in the Deserted Garden celebrates the tenth anniversary of his ‘floral skull’ as well as being a tribute to his beginnings in Shanghai. Two works, one in vermilion-red as the daydream appears and a dark-blue version as it slowly fades and return to reality.
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DENNIS OPPENHEIM | ‘Identity Stretch (1970-1975)’

January 20th 2023

Applying two thumb prints stretched to one thousand feet on a field in upstate New York, Dennis Oppenheim set his mark on the history of contemporary art and came to play a key role in the Land Art movement in the late sixties. Later, ambitious installations such as an upside-down church with its steer pointing towards the ground and a chamber made with translucent petal-shaped walls, placed the artist in the visible public space. These are just two of the visionary works that continue to amaze the passers-by. From the series of early ‘Earthworks’, Identity Stretch (1970-1975) is one of his most ambitious land art projects, existing today only as documented by Oppenheim; aerial photographs of the thumb prints, a location on a map, and a description.
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EYESTORM | ‘Hung, Drawn, Quartered’

December 30th 2022

As the leaves started to change their from green summerly look into warmer Autumn hues, sixty drawings lined the gallery space for the end-of-year exhibition at Eyestorm in 2006. Goldsmith graduates, YBAs, music creatives, and talents taking on London’s art scene contributed to the show; filling it with intriguing and spontaneous drawings. Resurfacing from the hidden drawers and forgotten compartments of art collectors, a few of the drawings are again available.
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DAMIEN HIRST | ’Valium’, ’Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (Lsd)’ and ’Opium’

The most influential British contemporary artist of a generation, Damien Hirst has inspired, provoked and divided the public, collectors and critics. Contradicting themes of beauty and decay, infinity and mortality, has led to a wide body of works, including displays of medicine cabinets; ‘Pharmaceutical’ spot paintings; and preserved sharks, sheep and cows in formaldehyde. At the dawn of the new millennium Hirst was already an established artist, rising to global fame in less than a decade. The three historical print editions Valium, Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) and Opium from Hirst’s ‘Pharmaceutical’ series were released during the summer of 2000 in an exclusive collaboration with Eyestorm.
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