Four, three, two, one – gone! There are just four days left until Take your time: Olafur Eliasson closes for good, but MCA is helping you to make the most of the short timeframe.
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Olafur Eliasson’s upcoming exhibition Innen Stadt Außen is especially significant for two reasons. One, because it is his first solo exhibition in a Berlin institution. And two, because it centres on his close relationship with the city in which he works and lives.
This one is for all the New Yorkers out there (or those lucky enough to be visiting the Big Apple in the next week). Tanya Bonakdar Gallery recently opened a new exhibition by Olafur Eliasson titled Multiple shadow house. The namesake work in the exhibition combines Eliasson’s long running fascination with optics, light, colour and… us.
Though more traditional than many of the other works in Take your time: Olafur Eliasson, ‘The inner cave series’ (1998) still awakens your senses and prompts evaluation of what we are witnessing, and how we interpret this information.
You might have read about Olafur Eliasson’s skateboard collaboration, ‘Your mercury ocean’ (2009) , with Mekanism Skateboards. Now – if you’re headed Japan way – you can see the real thing.
Half way through 2009, local arts writer Adam Jasper flew to Berlin to speak to Olafur Eliasson about his — then upcoming — exhibition Take your time: Olafur Eliasson. In a recently published article for Sydney Ideas Quarterly, the two talk about modifying the exhibition specifically for the MCA, Eliasson’s approach to art and the role [...]
Every January, Sydney goes a little crazy for the performances, theatre, gigs and exhibitions that make up the Sydney Festival — and 2010 will be no different. Along with Al Green, Brooklyn musicians Grizzly Bear, John Cale and a risqué take on Hamlet, the program features Take your time: Olafur Eliasson.
Take your time: Olafur Eliasson is a mammoth show, not only in terms of scale of works but also in terms of the planning, transportation and installation involved. Things are building up for the installation team this week, with the last of six 40 ft containers arriving at the MCA loading dock.
Claude Monet once described colour as a “day-long obsession, joy and torment”. To Olafur Eliasson however, it is yet another experiment in human perception. His latest solo exhibition, Is the sky part of a landscape, focuses on the colour spectrum right down to the last nanometre.
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