Showing posts with label fine arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fine arts. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

"Expanded drawing 012" exhibit at Casal Solleric

The exhibit "Expanded drawing" at Casal Solleric is a group show exploring the different facets of drwaing from the traditional to the technological, but broadning and opening the category to new concepts.  the curator has taken an article by Rosalinf Krauss as the starting point to offer a parcour to the rooms trying to expand the notion. This is a new edition of the exhibition that had previous celebrated in 2009 in Berlin (Germany) , in 2012 in Málaga (Spain) and in 2011 in Vigo (Spain)

From the entrance, view one of the inner courtyard of the arts center,


The list of participants,


View of the show




 Just from the entrance of the show, it is obvious a neat contrast between show and the architecture of the center




Saturday, January 28, 2012

MSK Ghent, entrance to the Museum of Fine Arts

The MSK Ghent, is the Museum of FIne Arts in Gent (BE).  They have launched a new website iwth content in different languages, which makes easier to receive international recognition.  This post is about the reception-entrance area, which at the time the pictures were taken offers a seasonal christmas decoration.


The area is an open plan self-explanatory room with an easy access from the exterior and a easy reading of the possibilities the entrace is ofering.  As a four walls- four doors room, there is no doubt what to do: seeking information, entering the exhibiton spaces, heading to the cafeteria/restaurant or reaching the museum shop.



Though the building's architecture is massive, the entrance is quite minimal but has the advantage of a glass ceiling which gives an airy atmosphere to the space.



You can also discover the Flemish Art Collection: 
... is the structural partnership between three art-historical museums in Flanders: The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, the Groeninge Museum Bruges and the Museum of Fine Arts Ghent. (from the website)
housed in the three above referenced museums, the catalogue offers detailed information.

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