Modern nature Alberto Baraya, Mark Dion, Simryn Gill, Derek Jarman, Hilma af Klint, Margaret Mee, Christine Ödlung, David Thorpe, Viktor Timofeev

Modern Nature explores our interaction and fascination with plants in relation to aspects of social change, personal well-being and scientific research. The exhibition brings together drawings never before exhibited in the UK by historical artists Hilma af Klint and Margaret Mee, alongside works by...

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Körperschaft: Drawing Room <London> (Gastgebende Institution)
Weitere Verfasser: MacFarlane, Kate (HerausgeberIn), Stout, Katharine (HerausgeberIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: London Drawing Room 2019
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Zusammenfassung:Modern Nature explores our interaction and fascination with plants in relation to aspects of social change, personal well-being and scientific research. The exhibition brings together drawings never before exhibited in the UK by historical artists Hilma af Klint and Margaret Mee, alongside works by contemporary international artists, including pseudo-botanist Alberto Baraya and explorer, activist and artist Mark Dion, to explore utopian ideas of the redeeming qualities of nature and the contradictory reality that plastic waste and over-farming are damaging the natural world. Also included are unique works on paper by Simryn Gill and Christine Ödlund, diary entries by filmmaker, diarist and gardener Derek Jarman, anthropomorphised botanical watercolours by David Thorpe and an exuberant newly commissioned wall drawing by Viktor Timofeev, which together consider the notion of care in relation to man's interdependency with plant life
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Published in 2019 by Drawing Room in an edition of 300 on the occasion of the exhibition "Modern Nature", 2 May - 7 July 2019, Drawing Room, London
Includes bibliographical references
Beschreibung:43 Seiten
33 cm
ISBN:9781916049017
978-1-916049-01-7
191604901X
1-916049-01-X