Lili Reynaud-Dewar

Sinh:
1975
Cư trú:
Grenoble, France
Quốc tịch:
French
Quỹ:
APT London
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BÁO CHÍ & XUẤT BẢN

  • As the art world convenes in the Belgian, and de facto European, capital for the most important week of the Brusselian art calendar, we see the persistence of Art Brussels’ white cube formula with big names, big collectors and most likely big sales, with a handful of booths standing out — Selma Feriani, The Hole NYC and Nathalie Obadia, (with two booths one which features work by Laure Prouvost in the SOLO section) — and very little surprises.

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  • Last chance to see artworks by Lili Reynaud-Dewar on display Kamel Mennour gallery in Paris.

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  • “Teeth, gums, machines, future, society” by Lili Reynaud-Dewar is on view at Kamel Mennour gallery in Paris through January 14, 2017.

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  • The art critics of The New York Times — Holland Cotter and Roberta Smith — share their picks for the best art of the year.

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  • Tom Sachs on Frank Ocean’s new visual album Endless: “The 40-minute version is edited, but there’s something like a 140-hour version. That’s the whole thing. That exists, that’s the art piece.”

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  • The current group exhibition at Atlanta Contemporary, “It Can Howl,” suffers from an identity crisis. Even though the show’s title is suggestive of a

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  • Does the newly completed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center signal a new chapter for Greece? In a climate of serious financial strain and

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  • Owen Piper and Lili Reynaud-Dewar met at the Glasgow School of Art while studying their MFA. They graduated in 2003. The same year, Piper was Reynaud-Dewar’s best man at her wedding. They were both born in 1975, but not in the same country: Piper is British and Reynaud-Dewar is French.

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  • Galerie Marian Goodman is delighted to present “Pure Fiction”, an exhibition featuring selected works by Ed Atkins, Marcel Broodthaers, Michael Dean, Robert Filliou, Pierre Klossowski, Henri Michaux, Win McCarthy, Giuseppe Penone, Bunny Rogers, Lili Reynaud-Dewar and Josef Strau.

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  • When last summer Art Basel named Samuel Leuenberger curator of the city-wide sculpture and performance Parcours sector, it was something of a crowning for a hometown hero.

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  • The 31st Biennial of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana presents “Over you / you”, the 60th-anniversary edition of the Biennial. Founded in 1955 in Yugoslavia, it is not only one of the world’s oldest biennials, but the first dedicated to the graphic arts.

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  • 10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

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  • Yes! After months and months of speculation, prayers, and rumors, the Venice Biennale has released the artist list for its 56th edition, “All the World’s Futures,” which is being curated by Okwui Enwezor.

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  • Can literature be exhibited? Can a naked, restless dance become another form of critique of the art institution if, like the myth of the Trojan horse,

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  • This summer Nottingham Contemporary presents a major and unconventional exhibition in two 'Acts' dedicated to Jean Genet, the celebrated poet

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  • Can literature be exhibited? Can a naked, restless dance become another form of critique of the art institution if, like the myth of the Trojan horse,

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  • This summer Nottingham Contemporary presents a major and unconventional exhibition in two 'Acts' dedicated to Jean Genet, the celebrated poet

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  • This is a show about evasiveness and exactitude. The works in Otherwise Unexplained Fires* insist on the latency of meaning, not because they want

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  • Bielefelder Kunstverein proudly presents the first major solo exhibitions in Germany of the artists Lili Reynaud-Dewar (*1975) and Thomas Julier

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TIỂU SỬ
Born in 1975 in La Rochelle, France, Lili Reynaud-Dewar lives and works in Paris. Reynaud-Dewar’s practice involves piecing together heterogeneous references drawn from such diverse sources as Rastafarianism, radical design, Jazz, Voodoo and Conceptual Art. By mashing-up these irreconcilable codes, Reynaud-Dewar creates enigmatic works that disrupt the immediate recognition and identification of peripheral sub-cultures, spectacularized through their partial and fetishistic insertion as exotic products into the mainstream. Screens, masks, costumes and scattered posters make up her scenographic works, which often activated through live performances and musical arrangements.
 
Recent solo exhibitions include Enseigner Comme Des Adolescents et Consortium, Dijon, I Am Intact and I Don't Care at Clearing New York and 21er Raum Belvedere, Vienna (2013), What A Century of Hands I Shall Never Have My Hands at Karma International, Zurich, This is My Place at Magasin, Grenoble(2012), Cleda's Chairs at Bielefelder Kunstverein (2011), “Interpretation” at Kunsthalle Basel, Basel (2010), "Antiteater” at Frac Champagne Ardennes, Reim (2010), “Power Structures, Rituals & Sexuality of the European Shorthand-Typists” at Mary Mary, Glasgow (2009). Her work has also been shown as part of Lyon Biennial and Frieze Projects 2013, Counterproduction, Generali Foundation, Vienna (2012), intense Proximité, Palais de Tokyo, Paris,The End of Money and “Morality” at Witte de With, Rotterdam (2010), “Elles@centrepompidou” at Centre Pompidou, Paris (2009), the 5th Berlin Biennale (2008).
 
Lili Reynaud-Dewar is represented by Emanuel Layr, Vienna, C.l.e.a.r.i.n.g, New York and Brussels, Kamel Mennour, Paris

For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art