Cecilia Brunson Projects
Gowri Balasegaram | Feb 3, 2015
Diogenes of Sinope, the Greek philosopher, was one of the founders of the Cynic philosophy. An irascible yet formidable character, Diogenes displayed his disdain of Athenian convention by living a spartan lifestyle and …
in: Focus on EuropeGowri Balasegaram | Oct 2, 2014
A light box with an almost silent motor creates a movement reminiscent of sunlight dappling through a tree; a door recreated with frosted acrylic, a black ring where the handle used to be, is both …
in: Focus on EuropeGowri Balasegaram | Apr 22, 2014
Flying elicits a smorgasbord of responses. Most people’s reactions tend to languish somewhere between fear and boredom; for some travellers, being buoyed thousands of feet in the air free from the constraints of place and …
in: Focus on EuropeGowri Balasegaram | Mar 27, 2014
The opening performance by Luna Montenegro and Adrian Fisher, Rites for Gods and Dogs, Cecilia Brunson Projects, photo by Patrick Dodds In 1471, after obtaining leave from the Pope to live in solitude …
in: Focus on EuropeGowri Balasegaram | Jan 16, 2014
Lustrous and smooth in porcelain, the bikini clad figure of a woman stands resplendent, her legs entangled with the multifarious arms of two octopi. On the opposite wall, the faces of 13 forgotten starlets from …
in: Focus on EuropeGowri Balasegaram | Oct 24, 2013
As part of their aim to bring innovative Latin America art and cultural production to London, the recently launched Cecilia Brunson Projects is exhibiting watercolour and wooden marquetry magazines by Argentine artist Sebastián Gordín. Gordín …
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