William Kentridge by Maria-Christina Villasenor

His art suggests an original perspective which is both elegiac and dramatic, whereby perpetual change, process and transformation are balanced between ethics, responsibility and poetry.' 'This catalogue accompanies the exhibition organized by the Castello di Rivoli that will travel in 20 to the K20 K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen of Dusseldorf, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Sydney, the Musee d'Art Contemporary in Montreal and the Johannesburg Art Gallery in the artist's hometown.

Maria-Christina Villaseor - (introduction by). The South African polymath’s work has captivated collectors and art lovers around the world for decades. Found 163 matches for: William Kentridge (results sorted by Title). William Kentridge is an artist who fragments and distorts history and memory to weave a narrative that runs parallel to the political upheavals of apartheid. Through his short animated films, his sculptures, installations, charcoal drawings on paper - based on a technique of erasure - as well as through his activities in theater as set designer and director, Kentridge explores the nature of memory and emotions, the ambiguity and complexity of social conflicts in the age of globalization. 5 Things to Know About William Kentridge.

1955, Johannesburg) has always addressed the more challenging and intimate aspects of contemporary life and of South Africa, both during Apartheid and in the post-Apartheid period. William Kentridge, Maria Christina Villaseñor Published byThe Solomon R.

William Kentridge by Maria-Christina Villasenor