My Highlights from ArtInternational 2014
Generally I concentrate on the artist as much as I do on the work. Consequently, when I select/acquire the work of an artist, I look at the artist’s personal art adventure, the continuity of their production, how they renew themselves, and the passion and seriousness they show towards their work.
My Selection:
Tamara Ferioli, Alter Ego, 2013, at Officine dell’Immagine Gülsün Karamustafa, DAVETİYE / INVITATION, 1981, at Rampa
Huseyin Bahri Alptekin, SEYREDALMA / CONTEMPLATION, 1999, at Rampa
So cool. So full... Nothing more to say. He is the greatest!
Nilbar Güres, BU KOLAJIN ADI MİSAFİRLİKTE / THE TITLE OF THIS COLLAGE IS BEING A GUEST, 2014, at Rampa
I love her style and the manifesto, as always.
Lawrence Abu Hamdan, The All-Hearing, 2014, at Galeri NON
Billy Childish, Frozen Estuary - Off Chatham, 1895 (Version Y), 2012, at Lehmann Maupin
I love this stillness and the quietness. The artist has a strong expression with this stillness.
Gimhongsok, A Balloon, 2013, at Kukje Gallery / Tina Kim Gallery
Less is more!
Alfred Tarazi, Blueprints For A Nation, 2014, at Galerie Krinzinger
I just love the way he puts the self into the scene.
Necla Rüzgar, Things That Weigh Me Down, 2014, at Galeri Nev
I like her aggressiveness and softness at the same time. She has a way of touching the inner self.
Fahrettin Örenli, Mingir, 2014, at Galeri Mana
He is a very important conceptual artist. He is beyond time and place; that’s what I like about him.
