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好一朵特别的红玫瑰

热度 1已有 6125 次阅读2010-11-27 00:14 |个人分类:纽约艺术见闻|系统分类:文学分享到微信

2010年11月26日，感恩节后的黑色星期五，没有去参加抢购。

路过华埠/苏荷区交汇处的包厘街，看到一株特别的玫瑰。

猜猜看，这株玫瑰有多高？

顺便看看里面的当代艺术展览：《最后的报纸The Last Newspaper》

拍于曼哈顿华埠-苏荷区，包厘街235号的New Museum。

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（来源：www.newmuseum.org）

Isa Genzken

Rose II (2007)

（11/13/2010--11/13/2011）

Standing twenty-eight feet tall, acclaimed German artist Isa Genzken’s Rose II (2007) is the second sculpture to be presented as part of the New Museum’s ongoing Façade Sculpture Program since the building’s completion in December 2007. This is Isa Genzken’s first public artwork in the United States. A crucial figure in Post-war contemporary art, Genzken is a sculptor whose work re-imagines architecture, assemblage, and installation, giving form to new plastic environments and precarious structures. The artist represented Germany at the 2007 Venice Biennale and has shown her work in leading museums across Europe. She was among a group of prominent international artists featured in the exhibition “Unmonumental,” the survey that inaugurated the New Museum’s SANAA building.

Rose II was originally created in 1993 and reprised in 2007. It is the culmination of a practice that explores the way we perceive objects and images through our senses; the implications of scale; and the integration of architecture, nature, and mass culture. Although Genzken is a longtime resident of Berlin, she has had a forty-year love affair with New York City, which began when she first visited as a student. Looking back on that experience, she has commented, “To me, New York had a direct link with sculpture… (It) is a city of incredible stability and solidity.” The installation of Rose II can be seen as a tribute to a place Genzken continues to love.

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The New Museum Façade Sculpture Program is made possible by an endowment established by The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Trust. Rose II is on extended loan, courtesy David Zwirner Gallery, New York.

The first artwork for the Façade Sculpture Program was Ugo Rondinone’s Hell, Yes! (2001), which was unveiled on the façade to celebrate the opening of the New Museum’s first freestanding building at 235 Bowery.

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Isa Genzken

Born 1948, Bad Oldesloe, Germany/Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Isa Genzken’s sculptural practice overlaps with film, photography, video, collage, books and works on paper to reflect the anarchy and chaos of the urban landscape. Almost always architecturally inflected, many of Genzken’s sculptures are recognizable as small-scale skyscraper figures that range in density from intense combinations of graphic and painterly detritus to brutalist, concrete buildings with little detail or color. Genzken’s play with scale and montage, in which objects, images and poured paint collide, generates ruptures in visual perception, giving pause to the ways in which the external world is perceived.

Isa Genzken studied fine arts and art history in Hamburg, Berlin, and Cologne before completing her studies at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in 1977. Genzken was the subject of a major retrospective in 2009, jointly organized by the Museum Ludwig, Cologne and the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London. She represented Germany at the Venice Biennale in 2007, and other notable solo exhibitions in the past decade include Malmö Konsthall, Sweden (2008); the Camden Arts Center, London (2006); the Photographers Gallery, London (2005); the Kunsthalle Zürich (2003); and the Städtlische Galerie im Lenbachhaus Kunstbau, Munich (2003). Her work is included in the collections of many prominent institutions internationally, including the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; the Generali Foundation, Vienna; the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.; the Museum Ludwig, Cologne; and the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven.

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New Museum
235 Bowery，New York, NY 10002 （@ Prince Street）
212.219.1222