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WILLIAM KENTRIDGE (SA, 1955 -)
TAIPEI FINE ART MUSEUM EXHIBITION POSTER
(IN ASSOCIATION WITH ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS, UK)
2024
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH ON TYVEK
SHEET SIZE : 76CM X 52CM
UNFRAMED
CONDITION : MINT
LIMITED PRINT EDITION SOLD OUT
HIGHEST PAID ON ART AUCTION FOR THIS POSTER, JHB, NOV 2024, R8 225
The image is taken from William Kentridge's artwork 'Enough Of This Scandal' 2020, India ink on found encyclopedia paper, 250cm x 201cm
This exhibition marks the first-ever partnership between the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and the Royal Academy of Arts in the UK to present a comprehensive exploration of William Kentridge's artistic journey spanning over 40 years. This exhibition, the largest solo exhibition of the artist ever held in Taiwan, aims to provide a close encounter with Kentridge's rich artistic universe, offering them a deeper understanding of South Africa, the spiritual homeland that nourishes his creative roots, along with the history and land of that nation.
William Kentridge describes his studio as a dynamic space where the world converges. It's a hub of creative activity, where images, thoughts, and conversations intersect. The studio walls are adorned with images, art-historical references, and film inspirations, reflecting the constant influx of information and ideas. This physical space mirrors the mental process of combining new information with existing knowledge, making sense of the world through association and synthesis.
In this studio, Kentridge's creative process unfolds, allowing images and text to collide, ideas to cross-pollinate, and mediums to inform one another. His recent work, "Enough of This Scandal," continues his signature series of Indian ink drawings on found encyclopedia pages, this time created during South Africa's national lockdown.
Throughout his oeuvre, text plays a constant role, juxtaposed with images to suggest multiple meanings without dictating a single interpretation. This layering of image and text invites the viewer to engage actively, making sense of the work in their own way.
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