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Art : Concept: Martine Aball�a : The Last Lost Lake and other stories - 25 Apr 2009 to 13 June 2009 Current Exhibition |
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Martine ABALLEA, Last Lost Lake (Le Dernier Lac) 2009
photographie avec rehauts d'aquarelle, 60 x 40 cm Courtesy Art: Concept, Paris |
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Martine Aball�a The Last Lost Lake and other stories opening april the 25, 4-9pm 25.04 - 13.06 Art: Concept is pleased to announce Martine Aball�a�s new personal exhibition. �The Last Lost Lake and other stories� is the title of the new fiction that the artist invite us to share at the gallery from April the 25th to June the 13th. This event comes with the launch of a new monographic and retrospectif catalogue (S�miose Editions, Paris): �Roman Partiel�. For a while now, Martine Aball�a has held a place apart in the contemporary art scene, developing a hard-to-define and unclassifiable body of work in the form of a rhapsody that juggles, as Elein Fleiss described, conceptual art, gardening, photography, cooking and literature. Although this work�which can be seen as a hard to define series of frames of reference and levels of interpretation�grants primary importance to writing, the interrogation of reproduction and reconstruction, articulated in a most systematic way, constitutes its conductive thread. At the very heart of Martine Aball�a�s work, we find tightly woven material for a reflection on questions of reproduction, multiples and the enactment of fiction. Phenomena related to the duplication and reenactment of events and of reality-gaps permeate the work. Many of her pieces present themselves as deformed mirrors reflecting deformed images of some primary reality, as re-defined by the force of a powerfully operative imagination. (Pascale Cassagnau, �Semiotics of a Ghost Train�, in Roman Partiel, �ditions S�miose, Paris, 2009) |
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