로니 혼, 댈러스 내셔 조각 센터에서 개인전 개최 | KUKJE GALLERY
로니 혼, 댈러스 내셔 조각 센터에서 개인전 개최
Untitled (“Sometimes I think I resemble myself too much. I have always been someone else…”),
2010-2012, Solid cast glass with as-cast surfaces, 2 unique purples, 56.5 x 76.2 x 91.4 cm,
Courtesyof Kukje Gallery
참여작가: 로니 혼
전시제목: Roni Horn
전시기간: 2017년 5월 20일 – 8월 20일
전시기관: Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, TX
웹사이트: http://www.nashersculpturecenter.org/art/exhibitions/exhibition?id=467
국제갤러리의 로니 혼은 2017년 5월 20일부터 8월 20일까지 내셔 조각 센터에서 개인전 을 개최한다. 2010년 이후 미국에서 처음 선보이는 뮤지엄 전시로, 원통형의 다양한 색상으로 이뤄진 대형 유리조각 8점이 메인 전시장에 설치될 예정이다. 작품 한 점에 제작 기간만 3-4 개월의 시간이 소요되는 노동 집약적 작업으로, 작품의 추상적 형태는 산업적 제조공정과 미니멀리즘적인 시각언어에서 비롯됐다. 빛을 투영하는 반투명 재질에 부피감이 느껴지는 형태의 유리조각에 빛이 주입되며 관객들의 주목을 이끌어 낸다. 공간을 압도하는 육중한 유리조각 작품은 전통 유리공예의 정의에 대한 전복이자 조각 영역으로의 확장을 의미한다.
Roni Horn is featured in a solo exhibition titled Roni Horn at the Nasher Sculpture Center from May 20 to August 20, 2017. This exhibition, which is Horn’s first American museum presentation since 2010, displays eight large-scale cylindrical cast glass sculptures of varying colors in the museum’s main gallery. These sculptures, which are produced through a laborious process, require three to four months each to complete and often borrow from the visual language of Minimalism through their abstract forms and industrial fabrication processes. Her sculptures will be infused with light, calling attention not only to their volumetric forms, but also the reflective and translucent qualities of glass. The works in Roni Horn defy traditional definitions of glass art, expanding the genre into the realm of sculpture laden with weight and presence.
Roni Horn is featured in a solo exhibition titled Roni Horn at the Nasher Sculpture Center from May 20 to August 20, 2017. This exhibition, which is Horn’s first American museum presentation since 2010, displays eight large-scale cylindrical cast glass sculptures of varying colors in the museum’s main gallery. These sculptures, which are produced through a laborious process, require three to four months each to complete and often borrow from the visual language of Minimalism through their abstract forms and industrial fabrication processes. Her sculptures will be infused with light, calling attention not only to their volumetric forms, but also the reflective and translucent qualities of glass. The works in Roni Horn defy traditional definitions of glass art, expanding the genre into the realm of sculpture laden with weight and presence.
[Source from the Nasher Sculpture Center website]