From November 9, 2011, the Albertina presents an exhibition of René Magritte, one of the most renowned and popular artists of the 20th century. A selection of more than 150 works from around the world will cover every creative phase of the artist, retracing Magrittes artistic career.
Conceived in collaboration with the Tate Liverpool, the exhibition addresses hitherto little-explored aspects of Magrittes
life and artistic activity. It focuses on his use of patterns and recurring objects, the subject of covering and unveiling,
visual breaks and eroticism in his oeuvre. On the basis of Magrittes most important works and early commercial pieces,
the exhibition examines the connection between the artists paintings and his work for the advertising industry as well
as the influence of pop culture. Drawings and collages, rarely shown photographs and films will also be on display in the
exhibition.
Ed. by
Christoph Grunenberg,
Darren Pih, Texts by
Christoph
Grunenberg, Darren Pih,
Gisela Fischer
Foreword by
Klaus Albrecht Schröder.
ISBN 978-94-6130-025-6, In German: 29.00
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Ed. by
Christoph Grunenberg,
Darren Pih, Texts by
Christoph
Grunenberg, Darren Pih,
Gisela Fischer
Foreword by
Klaus Albrecht Schröder.
In English: 25.00
Sold out