Pavel Büchler - L'imitation
07 Feb - 21 Mar 2009
Pavel Büchler, ‘Small Eclipse’, 2009
(Projection)
(Projection)
Pavel Büchler, ‘Bloom Stool’, 1973
Pavel Büchler, ‘Hot Air (Projet pour un idée)’, 2007
Pavel Büchler
‘Conversational Drawings 5’, 2008
‘Conversational Drawings 5’, 2008
Pavel Büchler, ‘After Joseph Kosuth, after Douglas
Huebler, after Lawrence Weiner...,
Artforum, Vol. 36, No. 3, 1997, page 16’, 2003-2009
(Wall painting)
Huebler, after Lawrence Weiner...,
Artforum, Vol. 36, No. 3, 1997, page 16’, 2003-2009
(Wall painting)
Pavel Büchler
L’imitation
7 February – 21 March 2009
Preview Friday 6 February 2009, 6 - 9pm
Breakfast with the artist
Sunday 8 February, 11 – 12am
Pavel Büchler in conversation with Nick Crowe (artist based in Berlin, professor at Goldsmiths College, London)
This exhibition is part of Forum expanded, a program of the 59th International Film Festival Berlin.
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Tanya Leighton Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in Germany by Czech-born artist Pavel Büchler. L’imitation is part of ‘Forum Expanded’ — a programme within the International Forum of New Cinema at the 59th International Film Festival of Berlin.
Summing up his own practice as ‘making nothing happen’, Pavel Büchler is committed to the catalytic nature of art - its potential to draw attention to the obvious and reveal it as strange. Formally presented in a variety of media with a bias towards obsolete technology, his works often reference modern art, literature, critical thought - and on this occasion specifically the cinema.
L’imitation
7 February – 21 March 2009
Preview Friday 6 February 2009, 6 - 9pm
Breakfast with the artist
Sunday 8 February, 11 – 12am
Pavel Büchler in conversation with Nick Crowe (artist based in Berlin, professor at Goldsmiths College, London)
This exhibition is part of Forum expanded, a program of the 59th International Film Festival Berlin.
-
Tanya Leighton Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in Germany by Czech-born artist Pavel Büchler. L’imitation is part of ‘Forum Expanded’ — a programme within the International Forum of New Cinema at the 59th International Film Festival of Berlin.
Summing up his own practice as ‘making nothing happen’, Pavel Büchler is committed to the catalytic nature of art - its potential to draw attention to the obvious and reveal it as strange. Formally presented in a variety of media with a bias towards obsolete technology, his works often reference modern art, literature, critical thought - and on this occasion specifically the cinema.