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Walter Swennen : das Phantom der Malerei = the phantom of painting / [Herausgeber, Stephan Berg, Kunstmuseum Bonn ; Konrad Bitterli, Kunstmuseum Winterthur ; Benno Tempel, Kunstmuseum Den Haag ; Autor:innen: Stephan Berg, Konrad Bitterli, Astrid Goubert, Daniel Koep]

Material Type	Books
Publisher	Veurne, Belgien : Hannibal Books
Year	[2021]
Language	German,English
Size	151 pages : color illustrations ; 32 cm

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a department's office		720.87/S	112300378				2021

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Other titles	variant access title:Das Phantom der Malerei other title:The Phantom of painting
Contents	Das Geheimnis der Bananenschale = The secret of the banana peel Stephan Berg From Poet to Painter : wenn Worte zu Bildern werden... Randnotizen zu Walter Swennens Malerei = From poet to painter : when words become pictures... marginalia in Walter Swennen's painting Konrad Bitterli L'Esprit Swennen : Ghost Signs aus Brüssel = L'Espirit Swennen : ghost signs from Brussels Daniel Koep und/and Astrid Goubert
Notes	Statement of responsibility from colophon Formerly CIP Uk Includes bibliographical references Summary:Walter Swennen, (*1946) born in Brussels, is a painter. Like others of his generation, he re-approaches and explores the medium by applying principles from other disciplines. Swennen's work constantly challenges the viewer. His paintings demand to be viewed slowly and attentively. Beneath the layers of paint is often a battlefield of incitements, corrections, words and messages. Because his Dutch-speaking family suddenly started speaking French when he was five, language games are an integral part of his art. A painting by Walter Swennen is not only a result, but also a process. We register the distance traveled to the final 'visible' image. An important constant is the pleasure he gets from the fight with the paint. Non-conformist as he is, Swennen paints on everything from canvas to wood to discarded camping tables, stoves and washing machines. Walter Swennen's long and varied career deserves to be recognised by a wide public for its radical nonconformism and the influence that the artist still exerts on young artists today. Swennen is represented by the Brussels gallery Xavier Hufkens and the New York gallery Gladstone, and won the prestigious Ultima Career Prize for Visual Arts 2019. His work is in numerous museum collections Texts in German and English Catalog of an exhibition held at the Kunstmuseum Bonn from June 3 - August 29, 2021; at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag October 2, 2021 - January 9, 2022; and at the Kunstmuseum Winterthur, Switzerland from January 29 - April 24, 2022
Authors	Swennen, Walter, 1946- artist Berg, Stephan author Bitterli, Konrad, 1960- author Tempel, Benno editor Goubert, Astrid author Koep, Daniel author Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn host institution Kunstmuseum Den Haag host institution Kunstmuseum Winterthur host institution.GBC300789
Subjects	LCSH:Swennen, Walter(1946-) -- Exhibitions All Subject Search CSHF:Swennen, Walter(1946-) -- Expositions All Subject Search FREE:2000-2099 fast FREE:Painting, Belgian fast (OCoLC)fst01050693 FREE:Painting, Modern -- Exhibitions fast (OCoLC)fst01050997 All Subject Search FREE:Exhibition catalogs fast (OCoLC)fst01424028
Classification	LCC:ND673.S955 DC23:700.411
ID	1000033193
ISBN	9789463887649