William Kentridge’s solo exhibition, ‘O Sentimental Machine’, is on show at the Marian Goodman Gallery Paris from 15 March, now extended until 20 May 2017.
The show features three large woodcuts, standing beautifully in the new Librairie Marian Goodman, from the Triumphs and Laments series, that were created in collaboration with the David Krut Workshop (DKW) .
‘Yesterday’s good idea’, ‘Lampedusa’ and ‘Test for Manet’
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- ‘The Flood’
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- ‘Mantegna’ and ‘Lampedusa’
The woodcuts were on show alongside a major five-channel video installation which lends its title to the show; as well as four ink-on-paper pieces derived from Manet’s late flower paintings and ten new portraits of historical artists, poets, psychiatrists and behaviourists, all of which have been created for the exhibition.
To read more about this exhibition follow the link.
‘The Flood’, relief printed from 11 woodblocks on Somerset Velvet, Soft White, 300gsm. Final work comprised of 15 individual sheets adhered by 30 aluminum pins
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- ‘Mantegna’, relief printed from 13 woodblocks and one linoleum block on Somerset Velvet, Soft White, 300gsm. Final work comprisedof 21 individual sheets adhered by 37 aluminum pins
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- ‘Lampedusa’ relief printed from 12 woodblocks onSomerset Velvet, Soft White, 300gsm. Final work comprised of 28 individual sheets adhered by 47 aluminum pins