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Corvi-Mora: David Lieske - 7 Sept 2009 to 24 Oct 2009 Current Exhibition |
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David Lieske, Installation View, Corvi-Mora, 2009
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*Image description 1. The African Clouds, 2009 Children's cushions, fabric, fishing wire, fishing hooks Cushions: 30 x 10 x 30cm, 48 x 14 x 48cm (dimensions variable) 2. Der afrikanische Stuhl von Marcel Breuer und Gunta St�lzl aus der Anfangszeit des Bauhauses 80 Jahre verschollen geglaubt nun aufgefunden und erstmals praesentiert. (fig. I), 2009 Linen bookcloth coated pedestal, foam, fabric, Plato bust, Hedler c-digital Pedestal: 117 x 66 x 51cm, Hedler c-digital: 185 x 50 x 50cm (dimensions variable) 3. Der afrikanische Stuhl von Marcel Breuer und Gunta St�lzl aus der Anfangszeit des Bauhauses 80 Jahre verschollen geglaubt nun aufgefunden und erstmals praesentiert. (fig. IV), 2009 Cushions, fabric, Hermes foot cast 38 x 65 x 65 cm David Lieske �Der afrikanische Stuhl von Marcel Breuer und Gunta Stoelz aus der Anfangszeit des Bauhauses 80 Jahre verschollen geglaubt und nun aufgefunden und erstmals praesentiert.�[1] 7 th September � 24th October 2009 Opening: Monday 7th September 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm Tommaso Corvi-Mora is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by David Lieske, his first in the UK. The exhibition will include new work produced by reconfiguring earlier works into items of furniture with an "African" theme. The starting point of the exhibition was the recent rediscovery of "The African Chair" by Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stoelz, supposedly used by the head of the Bauhaus and subsequently lost for eighty years. Drawing on a diverse range of materials, methods and references, David Lieske examines the conditions of production, presentation and context. Lieske habitually exploits misunderstanding, coincidence and self-reference, allowing happenstance to lead him from one idea to the next, from one project to the next. The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday 11am to 6pm. For further information or photographic material please call 020 7840 9111 Next exhibition: Dee Ferris 29th October - 22nd December 2009 [1] (Translation: �The African chair by Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stoelz from the early days of the Bauhaus, believed to be lost for 80 years, now rediscovered and presented for the first time.�) DAVID LIESKE Born in Hamburg, 1979 Lives in Berlin Awards 2006 Award of the J�rgen Ponto-Stiftung Solo Exhibitions 2008 "New Work", Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis 2007 "il mio solo idolo e la realta", Rowley Kennerk Gallery, Chicago 2006 "Atlantis", Galerie Daniel Buchhollz, K�ln Standard Gallery, Oslo 2004 Rheinschau, K�ln (for Galerie Daniel Buchholz) Group Exhibitions 2008 Whole Lotta Love", Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin "Less", Haubrokshows, Berlin 2006 "The Subtlety of_and the fotitude of_", Rowley Kennerk Galery, Chicago "Dice Thrown (Will Never Annul Chance)", Bellwether, New York "Spiralen der Erinnerung", Kunstverein in Hamburg, Hamburg "Nichts weiter als ein Rendezvous", K�nstlerhaus Bremen "Galerie Daniel Buchholz, K�ln at Metropictures", Metropictures, New York "Don Quijote", Witte de With, Rotterdam "Mafia/One Unopened Package of Cigarettes", Standard Gallery, Oslo 2005 "Lichtkunst aus Kunstlicht�, Zentrum f�r Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe "No Competitive Offers", Artis, Den Bosch "Suspended Narratives", Lora Reynolds Gallery, Austin, TX "Grey Flags", Fredrich Petzel Gallery, New York "It Takes Some Time to Open an Oyster", Centre Cultural Andratx, Mallorca "The Berlin School of the Art School", Mark Foxx Gallery, Los Angeles 2004 Galerie Meerettich, Berlin "Teil 2, Quodlibet", Galerie Daniel Buchholz, K�ln "Formalismus. Moderne Kunst, heute", Kunstverein in Hamburg "blau in der kugel", Der Blauen Kugel, Hamburg 2003 Kunstverein in Hamburg, Artis, Den Bosch Curatorial Projects 2005 "No Competitive Offers", Artis, Den Bosch Publications 2007 "The Violence of Participation", Sternberg Press, Berlin, pp.118-11 "No Competitive Offers", Ik ben Artis, Artis Den Bosch "David Lieske Interview", Rowley Kennerk Gallery, Chicago 2006 "David Lieske", ZK III. Zentrum f�r Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe, Signetwerke der Sammlungen, p.198 2004 Morgan Fisher, "'David Lieske', Formalismus. Moderne Kunst, Heute", Kunsteverein in Hamburg, Hamburg, pp.94-103 Bibliography 2007 Isabelle Graw, "David Lieske, The Unseeen", Nichts Weiter als ein Rendezvous, K�nstlerhaus Bremen, pp.30-4 Wacht, Walter, "Texte zur Kunst-Neues Heft, David Lieske-Edition, �esthetik der Administration", Spex, 2007 Michelle Grabner, "David Lieske", Artforum, Summer, pp. 503-4 2006 "David Lieske", ZK III. Zentrum f�r Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe, Signetwerke der Sammlungen, p.198 "Was Fehlt ihnen Herr Lowtzow?", DieZeit, September 28 Florian Pumh�sl, "Kontrollierte Zerst�rung", Texte zur Kunst, No. 62, June Anne Doran, "Dice Thrown", Time Out New York, November 2-8, 2006 "Dice Thrown (Will Never Annul Chance)", The New Yorker, November 6th, Frank Frangenberg, "Das Sch�ne liegt lange hinter uns", K�lner Stadt-Anzeiger, No: 52, March 2 Catrin Lorch, "David Lieske bei Daniel Bouchholz", Kunst-Bulletin, No. 3, p.56 2005 Kathrin Luz, "Am schwarzweissen Faden. Ein Portrait des K�lner Sammlers Thorsten Koch", Spike Art Quarterly, No. 4, Summer, pp. 86-89 Zeitz, Lisa, "Werdet niemals erwachsen. Gebrauchsanleitung f�r einen Spaziergang durch Chelseas Galerin", Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, No. 175, July 30, p.56 Holland Cotter, "Fanciful to Figurative to Wryly Inscrutable", The New York Times, July 8, p.E29, E31 Matt Wolf, "Summer Group Shows Roundup, New York", Flash Art Online, August, 2005 Ursula Panhans-B�hler, "Don�t Move?", Texte zur Kunst, No. 57, March, pp.186-8 2004 Catrin Lorch, "W�rfeld�mmerung", Frankfurter Allgemeine, December 20, No. 304, p. 35 Morgan Fisher, "David Lieske, Formalismus. Moderne Kunst, Heute", Kunsteverein in Hamburg, pp. 94-103 "Formalism: Modern Art Today", Artforum, September, p. 128 "David Lieske: Case Arse", Texte zur Kunst, No. 53 |
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