The following products were found for "Jan Kempenaers"
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This is an exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the "Remembering Landscape" exhibition, which toured from 2018 to 2019 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Siegen in Germany, the National Museum of Contemporary Art of Romania, and the San Lucas Gallery and De Marten in Brussels.Through the works of 24...
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A photobook by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers, documenting the monumental memorials known as spomeniks across the former Yugoslavia.Spomenik is a photobook by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers.The book brings together photographs of monuments that Kempenaers encountered while travelling through the Balkans. Stripped of surrounding context and presented as isolated sculptural forms,...
Belgian Colonial Monuments by Jan Kempenaers
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A collection of works by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers. This book covers the period from the establishment of the Congo Free State, which was colonized as private land by the second King of Belgium, Leopold II, in 1884, to the independence of the Congo in 1960. Includes photographs of 40...
Horror Vacui: Fotografie En de Lege Stad, Photography and the Deserted City
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Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition "Horror Vacui: Fotografie En de Lege Stad, Photography and the Deserted City" held at De Witte Zaal in Ghent, Belgium in 2003.Big cities are generally associated with hustle and bustle and masses of people, but Gabriele Basilico,Jan KempenaersThe motif of the empty,...
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From March 25 to June 4, 2017,Curated by Danish artist Kasper Andreasen,Held at the Mechelen Cultural Center in Belgium.A collection of works created in conjunction with the exhibition, "Copy Construct."This exhibition features various artistic practices and works based on the qualities of "reproduction" and "copying."In addition to 25 works by...
Room With Broken Sentence by Mark Manders
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*RestockedA collection of works by Dutch artist Mark Manders. This book was published in conjunction with Manders' exhibition at the 55th Venice Biennale in the Netherlands. Photographs taken by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers document Manders' work at the pavilion in detail, emphasizing his dialogue with Rietveld's architecture. Also includes texts...