Marina Abramovic - Untitled

A beautiful screen print by the artist Marina Abramovic. The work is in excellent condition and is hand-signed by the artist.

You are welcome to come and view and assess the work in advance. After purchase, the work can be collected at Galerie Rotor in Gorcum or shipped by post. Picking it up is more fun, as we can have coffee right away.

Anyone who loves architecture should certainly not miss a visit to our national monument. A building full of art and a true experience. The historic town of Gorcum, with the largest intact fortress and housing the Gorcums Museum, which has a good reputation in the field of contemporary art, is within walking distance.

Also take a look at our other items from Galerie Rotor on Kunstveiling or call us for advice. Would you like to have the work framed? We at Galerie Rotor in Gorinchem can carry out all types of framing for you.

About the artist:
At the beginning of her career, she primarily used sound experiments. Over time, her performances became increasingly intense. In 1974, a performance at Galleria Studio Mona escalated into a brawl and was ended prematurely. Self-harm and exhaustion are characteristic of her performances. Another performance, Rhythm 0, ended with Abramović being injured by the audience. Abramović: "Most people avoid what they perceive as threatening or unknown. By actually doing such things, you open yourself up to new experiences. With our performances, we hoped to push our audience through that opening as well." Encouraged by her ('it is the 21st century, it is high time to leave those damn problems with nudity behind us'), reporter Max Terpstra from the television program Sophie & Jeroen in 2024 his discomfort about appearing naked on screen. She loves the Netherlands because that is possible on television here. 'In the US, he would be fired'. (source Wikipedia) The retrospective exhibition of Serbian artist Marina Abramovic attracted over 200,000 visitors. The exhibition closed its doors on Sunday. "Marina Abramovic proves that after fifty years of artistry, she is still capable of inspiring new generations," Stedelijk director Rein Wolfs said in a press statement on Monday. "That is wonderful to see." The exhibition featured sixty well-known works by the artist. In addition, various performances by the 77-year-old Abramovic were carried out by specially trained professionals. For instance, two naked performers stood in a doorway through which the public walked. Abramovic did this herself with her partner Ulay in 1977, for the artwork Imponderabilia. The House with the Ocean View also attracted a lot of attention. Performer Jia-Yu Chang Corti put her endurance to the test by living in the exhibition for twelve days and nights. Abramovic did the same herself in 2002. "The fact that people dare to embark on this adventure and want to connect personally with her art and seek out the unique experience of live performances is welcome in this fragmented and digital age," says Wolfs. Abramovic has been a pioneer in performance art since the 1970s. In doing so, she uses her own body and pushes the boundaries of her physical or mental endurance. In her later work, she focuses more on spirituality. (source nu.nl)