Edmund de Waal, Giorgio Morandi

Edmund de Waal, Giorgio Morandi

by Edmund De Waal, Iseline Page, Jessica Höglund, Bo Nilsson, Fredrik Sjöberg, Jorunn Veiteberg, Giorgio Morandi

Book 10 of Artipelag Exhibition catalogue -- nr.

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The exhibition at Artipelag highlights about fifty works from Morandi's career. The very earliest works are from 1921 and the latest from 1963. A significant portion of the Morandi paintings featured in the exhibition are still life of ceramic household items and there are also a handful of landscape paintings included. The paintings are complemented by drawings, etchings and watercolours, which illustrate Morandi's artistic range. De Waal's characteristic series of porcelain pots shifts the attention from each pot to their grouping as a whole, the created spaces between them and how the viewer's gaze flows through the art work. Artipelag's exhibition will be the first time that de Waal's works are presented in Sweden and will include close to forty art works from 2012 to 2017. About ten of these works are new, stemming from a dialogue with the works of Morandi; de Waal has on numerous occasions emphasized Morandi as one of his greatest sources of inspiration. Exhibition: Artipelag, Gustavsberg, Sweden (07.04. -1.10.2017).

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