.:. art / grey smiles
April 9 through August 23, 2015
Thu-Sun 11am-11pm
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Puppets, acrobats, ventriloquists, dwarfs and ballerinas populate architectonical and sculptural spaces devised by Juan Muñoz (Madrid, 1953-2001).
.:. Human figures made of papier maché, resin and bronze also inhabited
Double Bind, the monumental sculpture that Muñoz installed in the Turbine Hall of the
Tate Modern, London, in 2001, perhaps his most celebrated work. Now
Double Bind has been re-installed at the Hangar, possibly the only other exhibition hall in the world that is large enough to accomodate it.
.:. Further on while walking through the exhibition, grey figures slightly smaller then real people - most of them disquietingly smiling - communicate
anonimity, ambiguity and contradictions. Clearly, this is the message that one of the leading European sculptors of the late 20th century wanted to leave.
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