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TAL R – Weather Report

February 3, 2024 – May 26, 2024

Tal R’s art is expressionistic and intuitive, playful and bold with colors, shapes, figurations, and abstractions. Tal R is primarily known for his colorful and immediate painting, but freely works across a variety of techniques; drawing, collage, printmaking, sculpture, and installation. His art incorporates postmodern language fragments and art historical references while being consistently contemporary. The art bears traces of his background, a hybrid of Danish and Jewish influences. Words and symbols are central, forming a kind of graffiti aesthetic. Tal R rebelliously breaks rules and portrays psychological spaces.

The exhibition “Weather Report” is about inner experiences concerning nature and climate. About the abstract reality of nature. It includes a range of dynamic works in various techniques. The works feature a strong color palette and dazzling silver, but also profound darkness, and blackness. A spirited nature that cannot be controlled by human logic. Tal R portrays his inner depictions of nature, inviting us to see and reflect on our own.

https://www.ravinenkultur.se/utstallning/tal-r-weather-report/

A shared fascination with the scenography’s ability to create false surfaces and seductive illusions using ‘artificial’ backgrounds and sets is at the center of this year’s first exhibition by Absalon Kirkeby, Ivan Andersen, Julie Boserup, and Pernille With Madsen, opening on Saturday, January 13.

All four artists work broadly across materials, media, and techniques with a focus on the manipulation and processing of perspectives, spatial perceptions, and the relationship between surfaces. With photography, painting, collage, installation, and video, the works navigate the interface between fact and fiction, the two-dimensional and the spatial.

Exhibition runs from 13.01 – 10.03.24

For more info: https://www.gammelgaard.dk/aktuel