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Life in the box (Art brussels 2013)

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Life in the box (Art brussels 2013)

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Life in the box (Art brussels 2013)

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Life in the box (Art brussels 2013)

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Life in the box (Art brussels 2013)

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Anew: A Group Exhibition Guest Curated by Alison Zavos Participating Artists: George Benson / François Delfosse / Jean Paul Gomez Christopher Jonassen / Robert Kamand / Klaus Pichler / Barry Rosenthal Wendy Van Santen / Stephan Tillmans Dates: December 6 - 30, 2012 Location: United Photo Industries HQ | 111 Front Street, Suite 204 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 6, 6 - 9pm FREE. No RSVP required. Anew features nine photographers who unearth beauty in the seemingly irrelevant, everyday objects that most people disregard, revealing that unnoticed and banal items can sometimes be quite magical. By concentrating more on light, color, form and texture, rather than on the item itself, the photographers in the show render these items somewhat unrecognizable even though the object has not changed form: it’s simply been re-imagined and has taken on a new life. From Klaus Pichler’s surprisingly beautiful photographs of dust collected around Vienna to Christopher Johanessen’s “investigation” of used frying pans that look similar to planets to George Benson’s anonymous record sleeves carefully arranged by color, these photographers recognize that something special lies within these mundane items. They also have the talent to elevate, transform and breathe new life into these entities so that they can be appreciated and admired where previously they were ignored.

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Anew: A Group Exhibition Guest Curated by Alison Zavos Participating Artists: George Benson / François Delfosse / Jean Paul Gomez Christopher Jonassen / Robert Kamand / Klaus Pichler / Barry Rosenthal Wendy Van Santen / Stephan Tillmans Dates: December 6 - 30, 2012 Location: United Photo Industries HQ | 111 Front Street, Suite 204 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 6, 6 - 9pm FREE. No RSVP required. Anew features nine photographers who unearth beauty in the seemingly irrelevant, everyday objects that most people disregard, revealing that unnoticed and banal items can sometimes be quite magical. By concentrating more on light, color, form and texture, rather than on the item itself, the photographers in the show render these items somewhat unrecognizable even though the object has not changed form: it’s simply been re-imagined and has taken on a new life. From Klaus Pichler’s surprisingly beautiful photographs of dust collected around Vienna to Christopher Johanessen’s “investigation” of used frying pans that look similar to planets to George Benson’s anonymous record sleeves carefully arranged by color, these photographers recognize that something special lies within these mundane items. They also have the talent to elevate, transform and breathe new life into these entities so that they can be appreciated and admired where previously they were ignored.

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Anew: A Group Exhibition Guest Curated by Alison Zavos Participating Artists: George Benson / François Delfosse / Jean Paul Gomez Christopher Jonassen / Robert Kamand / Klaus Pichler / Barry Rosenthal Wendy Van Santen / Stephan Tillmans Dates: December 6 - 30, 2012 Location: United Photo Industries HQ | 111 Front Street, Suite 204 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 6, 6 - 9pm FREE. No RSVP required. Anew features nine photographers who unearth beauty in the seemingly irrelevant, everyday objects that most people disregard, revealing that unnoticed and banal items can sometimes be quite magical. By concentrating more on light, color, form and texture, rather than on the item itself, the photographers in the show render these items somewhat unrecognizable even though the object has not changed form: it’s simply been re-imagined and has taken on a new life. From Klaus Pichler’s surprisingly beautiful photographs of dust collected around Vienna to Christopher Johanessen’s “investigation” of used frying pans that look similar to planets to George Benson’s anonymous record sleeves carefully arranged by color, these photographers recognize that something special lies within these mundane items. They also have the talent to elevate, transform and breathe new life into these entities so that they can be appreciated and admired where previously they were ignored.

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Anew: A Group Exhibition Guest Curated by Alison Zavos Participating Artists: George Benson / François Delfosse / Jean Paul Gomez Christopher Jonassen / Robert Kamand / Klaus Pichler / Barry Rosenthal Wendy Van Santen / Stephan Tillmans Dates: December 6 - 30, 2012 Location: United Photo Industries HQ | 111 Front Street, Suite 204 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 6, 6 - 9pm FREE. No RSVP required. Anew features nine photographers who unearth beauty in the seemingly irrelevant, everyday objects that most people disregard, revealing that unnoticed and banal items can sometimes be quite magical. By concentrating more on light, color, form and texture, rather than on the item itself, the photographers in the show render these items somewhat unrecognizable even though the object has not changed form: it’s simply been re-imagined and has taken on a new life. From Klaus Pichler’s surprisingly beautiful photographs of dust collected around Vienna to Christopher Johanessen’s “investigation” of used frying pans that look similar to planets to George Benson’s anonymous record sleeves carefully arranged by color, these photographers recognize that something special lies within these mundane items. They also have the talent to elevate, transform and breathe new life into these entities so that they can be appreciated and admired where previously they were ignored.

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Anew: A Group Exhibition Guest Curated by Alison Zavos Participating Artists: George Benson / François Delfosse / Jean Paul Gomez Christopher Jonassen / Robert Kamand / Klaus Pichler / Barry Rosenthal Wendy Van Santen / Stephan Tillmans Dates: December 6 - 30, 2012 Location: United Photo Industries HQ | 111 Front Street, Suite 204 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 6, 6 - 9pm FREE. No RSVP required. Anew features nine photographers who unearth beauty in the seemingly irrelevant, everyday objects that most people disregard, revealing that unnoticed and banal items can sometimes be quite magical. By concentrating more on light, color, form and texture, rather than on the item itself, the photographers in the show render these items somewhat unrecognizable even though the object has not changed form: it’s simply been re-imagined and has taken on a new life. From Klaus Pichler’s surprisingly beautiful photographs of dust collected around Vienna to Christopher Johanessen’s “investigation” of used frying pans that look similar to planets to George Benson’s anonymous record sleeves carefully arranged by color, these photographers recognize that something special lies within these mundane items. They also have the talent to elevate, transform and breathe new life into these entities so that they can be appreciated and admired where previously they were ignored.

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