#remy jungerman

[kundst]

Remy Jungerman (Sur/Dutch)

Pimba AGIDA VI (2020)

Cotton textile, kaolin on wood (121 x 121 cm)

[bpbpaint]

@debuckgallery We're pleased to share that Zak Ové is included in Sparkling Islands, Another Postcard of the Caribbean, a group exhibition of contemporary Caribbean artists presented by 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair and curated by Caryl Ivrisse Crochemar & [creative renegades society.] @creativerenegades

The exhibition is the first by 1-54 Presents, a new programme of pop-up exhibitions by @154artfair and in addition to the British Trinidadian Ové, features work by:

April Bey (@aprilbey_), Jean-Ulrick Désert (@jeanulrickdesert), Roland Dorcély, Adler Guerrier (@adlerguerrier), Deborah Jack (@debjack0), Leasho Johnson (leasho_johnson), Remy Jungerman (@remy jungerman), Anina Major (aninamajor), Johanna Mirabel (@johanna.mirabel.art), Nyugen E.

Smith (@bundlehouse), Yoan Sorin (yoan_sorin), and Alberta Whittle (purebred.mongrel).

Dates: 11 - 20 May 2023

Location: High Line Nine, 507 W 27th St, New York, NY

10001

Images @ Eva Sakellarides

Zak Ové, The Fire Next Time, 2022 47.64 × 35.83 inches

[performanceperform]

Subjectivity, desire, affect, and the unconscious on performance art

Certainly, here are a few examples of performance art that explore new forms of subjectivity, desire, affect, and the unconscious:

New Forms of Subjectivity - One example of performance art that explores new forms of subjectivity is Marina Abramović's "The Artist is Present." In this work, Abramović sat silently and motionless in the Museum of Modern Art in New York for three months, inviting visitors to sit across from her and make eye contact. The work was a meditation on the nature of presence and the construction of subjectivity, and it challenged viewers to question their own perceptions of themselves and others.

New Forms of Desire - Another example of performance art that explores new forms of desire is Catherine Opie's "Self-Portraits." In these works, Opie photographs herself in a variety of poses and costumes, subverting traditional notions of gender and sexuality, and challenging viewers to question their own desires and perceptions.

New Forms of Affect - An example of performance art that explores new forms of affect is Remy Jungerman's "Everywhere and Nowhere." In this work, Jungerman creates large-scale installations that incorporate elements of Caribbean and African spirituality, challenging viewers to engage with their emotions and spiritual experiences in new ways.

New Forms of the Unconscious - An example of performance art that explores new forms of the unconscious is Tania Bruguera's "Tatlin's Whisper #6." In this work, Bruguera invited participants to stand in a public square and whisper a political message into each other's ear, creating a collective unconsciousness and challenging viewers to question the role of the unconscious in political activism.





[sexypinkon]

~Sexypink~ BRILLIANT CORNERS Open April 7 - May 15, 2021 at Fridman Gallery, New York City @fridmangallery•

Remy Jungerman announces his first major solo exhibition in the United States with a whole new body of works. •

[jon-gasca]

Remy Jungerman, Holland, Venice Biennale Photo Jon Gasca

[dromik]

©️dromik

[blackcontemporaryart]

Remy Jungerman Peepina Devil Maroon A8 (and detail), 2011 27,5 39 inch (70 x 100 cm) 

[toosvanholstein]

Politieke kunstcorrectheid

Politieke kunstcorrectheid! Wat je daaronder kunt verstaan? Lees de mening van Toos van Holstein daarover in TOOS&ART i.v.m. de beroemde Biennale di Venezia. #kunst #art #expositie #exhibition #Venice #Venetië #biennale #biennial

Venetië

Die beroemde Biënnale van Venetië is altijd een kunstfeest van grote tegenstellingen. Levensgezel, kunstliefhebbende buitenstaander, zegt altijd dat driekwart niks is en het resterende kwart echt de moeite waard. Eerlijkheidshalve moet ik daarbij wel vermelden dat mijn ‘niks’ bij hem een wat scherper 4-letterwoord is. Maar als kunstenaar heb ik toch altijd wat meer schroom om dat zo uit…

[adeleisexceptional]

Adele/CCA:Glasgow - Group show with Adele Todd, Tony Cruz and Remi Jungerman

[equinox1600-saudadetoxosi]

Remy Jungerman Peepina Devil Maroon A8 (and detail), 2011 27,5 39 inch (70 x 100 cm)

Source:

remyjungerman.com

[mariannerpetit]

In between errands, a lovely stop at the Katonah Museum of Art / @katonahmuseum Tradition Interrupted, Remi Jungerman, The Rothoko Room, Jelia Gueramian: Let’s Step Inside. #katonahmuseum https://www.instagram.com/p/ChSji-luWWc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[obuineke]

which side would you rather be on? don’t rush… “Nobody is Protected” 2000, mixed media, installation- variable dimensions. Remy Jungerman

[dreamssomethingsomething]

REMY JUNGERMAN

[sexypinkon]

~Sexypink~ It is always a pleasure to read about an Artists process, particularly when they are a friend.

[czarkristoff]

Happy to announce my participation in the new exhibition at @stedelijkmuseum called “Tomorrow is a Different Day”, which opened last week! Tomorrow is a Different Day spotlights art and design from the collection, from 1980 to the present, by international artists and designers who are helping to shape the changes of today and tomorrow. They challenge the status quo and offer alternative perspectives. Tomorrow is a Different Day - 1980 – Now features work by: Etel Adnan, Francis Alÿs, Belén, Rachid Ben Ali, Ben Laloua/Didier Pascal, Jop van Bennekom, Cosima von Bonin, Simnikiwe Buhlungu, Danielle Dean, Rineke Dijkstra, Marlene Dumas, Shannon Ebner, El Anatsui, Esiri Erheriene-Essi, Foundland, Karl Fritsch, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Gillion Grantsaan, Joseph Grigely, Xu Han, Harvey Bouterse, Marit van Heumen, Sheila Hicks, Richard Hutten, Steffani Jemison, Remy Jungerman, Patricia Kaersenhout, Iris Kensmil, Jeff Koons, Czar Kristoff, Otto Künzli, Don Yaw Kwaning, Charl Landvreugd, Louise Lawler, Olia Lialina, Harmen Liemburg, Angela Luna, Max Kisman, Steve McQueen, Christien Meindertsma, Metahaven, Issey Miyake, Manfred Nisslmüller, Otobong Nkanga, Bodil Ouedraogo, Noon Passama, Marcel Pinas, Sigmar Polke, Michel Quarez, Karim Rashid, Raw Color, Willem de Rooij, Daan Roosegaarde, Lotty Rosenfeld, Swip Stolk , Martine Syms, Ikko Tanaka, Michael Tedja, Anna Tereshkina, Wolfgang Tillmans, Frank Tjepkema, Danh Vo, Witho Worms, Billie Zangewa.

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Big thank you to Stedelijk Director Rein Wolfs, Curator of Graphic Design Thomas Castro, the museum’s Paper Conservation and Restoration Department, Soji Chou, Monica Marchesi and Tessa Rietveld--the new caretakers of #PartWallPartDoorPart3 (ed. 01-16). And most importantly thank you to #2bd3t3rm1n3d's Clara Balaguer for helping me realize this work and inviting me to be part of #FictioningComfort exhibition at Showroom Mama Rotterdam last year, which was organized by @weworknot collective. Thank you so much!

Documentation by Gert Jan van Rooij.

[wazafam]

By Unknown Author from Arts in the New York Times-https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/arts/design/3-gallery-shows-to-see-now.html?partner=IFTTT “Nature Morte,” a still-life show featuring about 60 artists; Remy Jungerman’s painterly compositions of textiles and clay; and Florian Meisenberg’s abstract blobs and painted birds. 3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now New York Times