ARTISTS
Kirstine Roepstorff: Wunderkammer of Formlessness
23 Oct, 2011 - 26 Feb, 2012
The National Museum presents the Danish artist Kirstine Roepstorff (b. 1972) with a comprehensive solo exhibition.
Imagine the most beautiful and magnificent collages 鈥� dazzling in their enormously rich range of materials and techniques.
Roepstorff makes use of the aesthetic techniques of the avant-garde, such as collage and montage, and combines them with the neo-avant-garde appropriation art of the 1980s. She fearlessly tests the limits of what her material can actually tolerate. The exhibition is a collaboration between Museum f眉r Gegenwartskunst Basel and the National Museum.
Curator: Andrea Kroksnes
Imagine the most beautiful and magnificent collages 鈥� dazzling in their enormously rich range of materials and techniques.
Roepstorff makes use of the aesthetic techniques of the avant-garde, such as collage and montage, and combines them with the neo-avant-garde appropriation art of the 1980s. She fearlessly tests the limits of what her material can actually tolerate. The exhibition is a collaboration between Museum f眉r Gegenwartskunst Basel and the National Museum.
Curator: Andrea Kroksnes
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The National Museum presents the Danish artist Kirstine Roepstorff (b. 1972) with a comprehensive solo exhibition.
Imagine the most beautiful and magnificent collages 鈥� dazzling in their enormously rich range of materials and techniques.
Roepstorff makes use of the aesthetic techniques of the avant-garde, such as collage and montage, and combines them with the neo-avant-garde appropriation art of the 1980s. She fearlessly tests the limits of what her material can actually tolerate. The exhibition is a collaboration between Museum f眉r Gegenwartskunst Basel and the National Museum.
Curator: Andrea Kroksnes
Imagine the most beautiful and magnificent collages 鈥� dazzling in their enormously rich range of materials and techniques.
Roepstorff makes use of the aesthetic techniques of the avant-garde, such as collage and montage, and combines them with the neo-avant-garde appropriation art of the 1980s. She fearlessly tests the limits of what her material can actually tolerate. The exhibition is a collaboration between Museum f眉r Gegenwartskunst Basel and the National Museum.
Curator: Andrea Kroksnes
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