Go See – London: Duveens’ Commission presents Eva Rothschild ‘Cold Corners’ at Tate Britain through November 29, 2009
Saturday, July 4th, 2009
Eva Rothschild at Tate Britain. Via Art Knowledge News.
The Duveen Comission series presents a hitherto relatively unknown artist, Eva Rothschild, at the Tate Britain. The exhibition consists of just one work, which fills the 70-meter space. Accordingly, the piece explores volume and space, as it (per Tate) “fills and disrupts the grandeur of these neoclassical galleries with a chaotic, energetic presence.” Says the artist, “I’m hoping to create something that will agitate the architecture of the Duveens Galleries, tangling with your perception of the space.”
Related links:
Tate Britain: British Art from 1500
Tate: Tate Britian Duveens Commission 2009 Supported by Sotheby’s
Lost in triangulation [The Guardian UK]
Eva Rothschild’s Tate Britain girders get an angle on high-minded art [Times UK]
Eva Rothschild to Create Tate Britain Duveens Commission 2009 [FineArtPublicity]
Little-known artist takes over the Tate [The Independent]
Eva Rothschild at Tate Britian, via The Guardian.
