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Art Museums Around the World
Museums collect and care for objects of scientific, artistic, or historical importance and make them available for public viewing. At Saatchi Gallery you can see the List of Main Art Museums around the World. As National Gallery – London, Tate Modern – London, Guggenheim Museum - New York etc. Read
By: Amit | 15/01/2008 | Art
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German Artist Thomas Helbig at the Saatchi Gallery
Thomas Helbig’s abstractions strive to capture the essence of power. Within his raw canvases, Helbig alludes to the unwieldy forces of nature, and the representational modes used to harness its vastness. Stylistically, Helbig recycles art history, implicating visual language as reflective of ideology. Read
By: Amit | 27/08/2007 | Art
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German Artist Jorg Immendorff at the Saatchi Gallery
Jorg Immendorff's most famous accomplishment is his Café Deutschland series, begun in 1977 and continued through the 1980's. His imaginary nightclub sits on the east-west border, an independent territory where the burlesque theatre of cold-war politics, national identity, and battle of artistic legacy is played out night after night in all its subterfuge and drama. Read
By: Amit | 27/08/2007 | Art
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German Artist Jessica Stockholder at the Saatchi Gallery
Born in Seattle in 1959, Stockholder grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia. She studied in the 1970s with sculptor Mowry Baden, whose architectural constructions from that period suggest bridges or passageways and other spaces through which the spectator moves. Read
By: Amit | 27/08/2007 | Art
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German Artist Ian Monroe at the Saatchi Gallery
Ian Monroe (American, born New York, 1972) came to public attention in 2003 when a large-scale work from his recent MA degree show was featured in the opening exhibition at the new Saatchi gallery. Read
By: Amit | 27/08/2007 | Art
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German Artist David Noonan at the Saatchi Gallery
Noonan presents a fabricated vision that is awesome in its complexity. Using the liturgy of art itself as a departure point for invention, Noonan conceives his work as ‘documentation’ of plausible performances: his cast of characters are positioned as participators in highly elaborate artworks, invoking covert and futuristic ritual. Read
By: Amit | 27/08/2007 | Art
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Wilhelm Sasnal Selected Artwork and Paintings
Sasnal in a painter of the present day, his works often differ so much from each other that one could suppose they had been painted by numerous artists. However all of them share a common deep sensibility of the author which reflects both political, moral and aesthetic aspects of reality. In his works, Sasnal extends different feelings, emotions and events which he has experienced. Read
By: Amit | 03/08/2007 | Art
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Thomas Scheibitz Selected Artwork and Paintings
Thomas Scheibitz's vast canvases can be an unsettling experience: the brightly colored surfaces of his paintings manage simultaneously to convey unbridled energy and leave one inexplicably cold. It is precisely this paradox that enables the German artist to so successfully evoke the malaise of contemporary culture. Read
By: Amit | 03/08/2007 | Art
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Martin Kippenberger Selected Artwork and Paintings
Martin Kippenberger always went too far. Going too far was what the German artist did, in art and in life. It was said he once bought a dilapidated petrol station in Brazil and renamed it Gas Station Martin Boormann, after the Nazi war criminal. Read
By: Amit | 03/08/2007 | Art
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Johannes Wohnseifer Selected Artwork and Paintings
Johannes Wohnsiefer appropriates the cultural parlance of logo-ism into his own lexicon of conceptual art. Lying somewhere between text painting and ad-busting, Wohnseifer’s super-slick paintings allude to a corporate subversion, while they readjust the way art is read in contemporary media-influenced dialogue. Read
By: Amit | 03/08/2007 | Art