Adel Abdessemed - Otchi Tchiornie/Antidote

Adel Abdessemed - Otchi Tchiornie/Antidote

by Mark Nash, Denis Gielen, Donatien Grau, Eric De Chassey, Paul Ardenne

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The Algerian-born French artist Adel Abdessemed (b. 1971) works in a wide variety of media including animation, installation, performance, sculpture, and video; through his art he addresses contemporary themes and he reflects the bleak picture of the present day. His works, unsettling in their simultaneous beauty and raw reality, have made Abdessemed one of the most visible international artists of our time. This volume is composed of two distinct parts, each showcasing and examining one of two series of brand new, site-specific works created by Abdessemed for the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Grand-Hornu and the Musée d'Art Contemporain in Lyon. Exhibition: macLYON, France (09.03.-08.07.2018) / MAC's, Grand Hornu, Belgium (03.03.-03.06.2018).

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