Images of Stillness: Traditional Japanese and Modern Western Art

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The inaugural exhibition, held at the Langen Foundation, Raketenstation Hombroich, Neuss, Dusseldorf, Germany, illustrated the artistic means with which stillness has been evoked in both Eastern and Western culture. It included an array of Japanese art from the 12th century to the 19th century, with sculptures, scrolls and paintings on canvas and paper.

Germany, Art, Japanese, Japanese art

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Zero to infinity

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Clearing I, 2004, the main installation in the show, designed by Antony Gormley, consists of 10 km of black painted aluminium square section that occupies the ground floor of the 1920s industrial building-turned-Hoxton Square gallery. The exhibition is a new, relaxed and powerful departure for Gormley and by far his best work to date.

Architects, Art museums, Works, Gormley, Antony

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