17 > David Bade
26 Nov 2009 - 03 Jan 2010
26 November 2009 - 3 January 2010
Since 2006, KIOSK has been deploying its activities in a glass pavilion on the Bijloke site in Ghent, Belgium. The final exhibition in this unique pavilion will run from November 26 through January 3, with an intervention by the Dutch artist David Bade (°1970, Curacao). Remarkable is Bade’s drawings, paintings and installations is his reserved attitude towards the finished product. The fragile, pliable and ephemeral character of the materials used in his installations indicate, however, an associative and unrestrained working method that puts creation itself in the centre of attention. Ordinary materials such as trash, plastic, newspapers, clay, plaster,... are used in a spontaneous way to examine such different topics as consumption, entertainment and art. With the required dose of humor, irony and playfulness, David Bade constructs ridicule representations of the everyday world that surrounds him. His installation in KIOSK will definitely demonstrate this critical, but playful approach.
Since 2006, KIOSK has been deploying its activities in a glass pavilion on the Bijloke site in Ghent, Belgium. The final exhibition in this unique pavilion will run from November 26 through January 3, with an intervention by the Dutch artist David Bade (°1970, Curacao). Remarkable is Bade’s drawings, paintings and installations is his reserved attitude towards the finished product. The fragile, pliable and ephemeral character of the materials used in his installations indicate, however, an associative and unrestrained working method that puts creation itself in the centre of attention. Ordinary materials such as trash, plastic, newspapers, clay, plaster,... are used in a spontaneous way to examine such different topics as consumption, entertainment and art. With the required dose of humor, irony and playfulness, David Bade constructs ridicule representations of the everyday world that surrounds him. His installation in KIOSK will definitely demonstrate this critical, but playful approach.