Martin Boyce

출생:
1967
거주지:
Glasgow, United Kingdom
국적:
British
Trust:
APT London
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  • The title of Martin Boyce’s current show is two sentence fragments—four words, two nouns activated by one adjective each: one on human endeavor, the other a natural phenomenon—pared down to the most essential elements required to animate nature and architecture into a sullen narrative.

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  • As The Marciano Foundation opens in Los Angeles, we look at 11 exceptional private collections open to the public — from a chain of art malls to a museum built into a rock face

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  • The private collection-turned-public museum may not be a new phenomenon, but it is one that keeps growing. Museums grab headlines with splashy new buildings by star architects or impressive renovation projects of historic industrial buildings. But beyond their often-impressive exteriors, each private museum functions as an extension of its founder’s personality and taste, in how the collection is presented, and how the museum engages with its surrounding community.

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  • Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York is hosting an exhibition “Sleeping Chimneys. Dead Stars” by artist Martin Boyce, on view through June 10, 2017.

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  • The Artist Pension Trust, a mutual assurance fund that provides long-term financial security for artists, withdrew eighteen lots from an upcoming auction at Sotheby’s London after several artists decided that the sale “was not in their best interests,” Colin Gleadell of The Telegraph reports.

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  • Last week, 18 lots estimated to sell for as much as £200,000 were withdrawn from a contemporary art sale in London.

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  • The fourth edition of ART021 opened to Shanghai today, bringing crowds of primarily local and regional collectors to the city’s Shanghai Exhibition Centre.

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  • If you’re planning on leaving the metropolis for your staycation, Artlyst has put together a selection of the best UK shows outside of London.

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  • The RISD Museum will present the first solo exhibition at an American museum by Scottish artist Martin Boyce.

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  • Art Basel’s unique platform Unlimited, a section dedicated to artworks that transcend the traditional art-fair stand, will this year present 74 projects

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  • The cat was out of the bag seven hours before the announcement, when anyone with access to Twitter and an interest in art was able to find out,

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  • There was only one way the Turner Prize judges could have got a rise out of public opinion this year, says Mark Hudson. It had to be George Shaw.

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  • On Monday December 5 the Turner Prize judges will announce the winner of the controversial award, but will their choice reflect that of the gallery

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  • Tate and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art have announced the four artists who have been shortlisted for The Turner Prize 2011.

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  • In this article we bring you a selection of 10 opening exhibitions around the world. Our selection includes an exhibition focusing on the effects of the hurricane Sandy in New York, an artist who protests against urban societies through art, a project gathering different artists who addressed the subject of Minimalism by using contemporary tools, a film combining urban and rural landscapes from East to West, and a Japanese artist showing his creations assembling painting, sculpture and collages.

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  • A woman who once based a work around Star Wars character Jabba the Hutt is one of the four artists shortlisted for this year's £25,000 Turner Prize.

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  • Next month, the 2011 nominees for this year’s Turner Prize will go on show. Known to spark controversy annually, the contemporary art prize is often plagued by the question “But is it art?” To help sort out the debate before the exhibition opens and the judging commences (by jury and public opinion), MutualArt brings you an all-encompassing summary of the Turner Prize and 2011’s shortlisted artists.

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  • Tyneside's upbeat hosting of the UK's most-noticed arts prize - only the second outside London in the Turner's 27 years - sees 149,770 visit

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  • George Shaw should have won the Turner. That he didn't shows art is now judged by criteria that are pretentious and empty.

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  • Favorite Martin Boyce won the Turner Prize on Monday, claiming a 25,000 pound ($40,000) check and one of the art world's most prestigious

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  • Flying tables, a sofa that lights up and other furniture turned into unusual and enchanting objects can be seen at “The New Decor” exhibition

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  • This celebration of Scottish art from the last quarter century offers an absorbing variety of styles and mediums, says Alastair Sooke.

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  • The Frieze Art Fair is over. Time for the Turner Prize! This Friday the exhibition of the 2011 nominees

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  • As millions of voters living in Scotland prepare to take part in the country’s referendum

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  • Karla Black’s Story of a Sensible Length, 2014 at the Scottish National Gallery, ‘a Tiepolo dream made real’. Photograph: Edinburgh art festival

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이력

Martin Boyce was born in 1967 in Glasgow, Scotland, where he continues to live and work. Primarily using sculpture, Boyce engages with the historical legacy of Modernist forms and ideals, assembling paired-down visual elements in order to conjure up the sight of larger environments. His work is endowed with a romantic and melancholic vision of nature, which extends to the city’s built environment. His installations often stage the outside within the gallery space, evoking an entire landscape through a few carefully chosen details, supported by the artist’s singular attention to materials, which include neon lights, wire fencing and ventilation grills. His pieces also reference key element from the Modernist era, such as iconic furniture design and the grid, originally meant to evacuate narrative in favor of utopian and democratic structures. Boyce stages these cultural forms in a literal fashion within his works as a means of exploring their changing social significance over time.

Martin Boyce recently represented Scotland at the 53rd Venice Biennale (2009) and had solo exhibitions and projects at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York (2017), ‘Spook School’, CAPRI, Düsseldorf (2016), ‘Gasträume 2016’ , Zurich (2016), ‘Martin Boyce: When Now is Night’, RISD Museum, Providence (2015), Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (2010), MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge (2010), Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich (2010), the SculptureCenter, Long Island City, New York (2008). His work has also been shown in numerous museum exhibitions and international events including the 4th Auckland Triennial, Auckland (2010), “ART TLV: The First City-Wide International Contemparay Art Exhibition in Tel Aviv”, Tel Aviv (2008), “Unmonumental: The Object in the 21st Century” at The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York (2007), Skulptur Projekte Münster 07 (2007), the 7th Shanghai Biennial (2006) and the 9th Lyon Biennial (2004).

Martin Boyce works with The Modern Institute in Glasgow, Johnen and Schottle in Cologne, Galerie Eva Presenhuber in Zurich and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York.


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