Subodh Gupta est artiste autant que cuisinier, érudit autant que chineur, sculpteur autant que peintre. La force plastique de ses sculptures lui ont permis de se forger une place de tout premier plan sur la scène artistique internationale. Depuis les années 1990, l'artiste construit ses oeuvres à partir de vaisselle et d'ustensiles de cuisine métalliques présents dans tous les foyers indiens. Si l'acier inoxydable reste son matériau de prédilection, Gupta réinvente constamment les formes de son travail, pratiquant également la vidéo, la performance ou la peinture. Son oeuvre est un agrégat de cultures : son histoire personnelle vient s'ajouter à celles de l'Inde, de la spiritualité, et du cosmos. Oeuvres emblématiques et productions monumentales inédites se côtoient dans les salons historiques et les cours du 11 Conti - Monnaie de Paris. Pour cette première exposition monographique en France, l'artiste nous fait voyager de la cuisine au cosmos dans l'une des plus vieilles manufactures du monde. Des essais et une chronologie, écrits par de grands spécialistes de son oeuvre, reflètent la variété des points de vue sur cet artiste contemporain majeur.
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This catalogue will accompany the first retrospective dedicated to Subodh Gupta in France, which will take place at the Monnaie de Paris in April 2018. For this event, several of the artist’s most iconic artworks, such as Doot, Very Hungry God or Faith Matters , will be exhibited in order to retrace his entire career from the early days in the 1990s, to his latest experimentations with video and sound. These artworks come from public and private collections and a new version of Specimen No. 108 is especially produced for the courtyard of the Monnaie de Paris.
Characterised by the use of found objects and utensils out of daily life, Subodh Gupta’s work touches on universal themes: the opposition between rural and urban life, between craftmanship and industrialisation, between one-of-a-kind and mass-produced, between personnal and monumental scale.
This catalogue will also offer in-depth essays written by renowned art critics, specialists of Subodh Gupta’s work, to help the reader better understand the production of this major contemporary artist, still not enough exhibited in western countries, as well as a new commented chronology summarizing the artist’s entire career to this day.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This catalogue will accompany the first retrospective dedicated to Subodh Gupta in France, which will take place at the Monnaie de Paris in April 2018. For this event, several of the artist's most iconic artworks, such as Doot, Very Hungry God or Faith Matters , will be exhibited in order to retrace his entire career from the early days in the 1990s, to his latest experimentations with video and sound. These artworks come from public and private collections and a new version of Specimen No. 108 is especially produced for the courtyard of the Monnaie de Paris.Characterised by the use of found objects and utensils out of daily life, Subodh Gupta's work touches on universal themes: the opposition between rural and urban life, between craftmanship and industrialisation, between one-of-a-kind and mass-produced, between personnal and monumental scale.This catalogue will also offer in-depth essays written by renowned art critics, specialists of Subodh Gupta's work, to help the reader better understand the production of this major contemporary artist, still not enough exhibited in western countries, as well as a new commented chronology summarizing the artist's entire career to this day. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9782370740830
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