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Elisabeth Frieberg: Rhythm Nature Movement God
Elisabeth Frieberg: Rhythm Nature Movement God
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Elisabeth Frieberg: Rhythm Nature Movement God [signed]

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Keyword: 2008-2020, painting, abstraction, Swedish artist

Size: 220 x 272 mm
Pages: 248
Format: hardcover
Language: English
Illustration: ca 120 colour
Text: Jurriaan Benschop
Book design: Fasson Freddy Fuss
Publisher: Kewenig
Pub Year: 2021
Weight: 1427 gr
ISBN 13: 9783982122915

Exhibition: KEWENIG, Berlin 2020

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    Article no.: 9783982122915

    Translating observations of nature onto the canvas. This is an extensive survey on the Swedish painter Elisabeth Frieberg

    Published following the artist's first solo exhibition in Germany at KEWENIG

    From the publisher

    Rhythm Nature Movement God' is the first comprehensive monograph dedicated to the work of painter Elisabeth Freiberg. Articulated around a new essay by Jurriaan Benshop and a conversation between the artist and Cinta Villapadierna-Kewenig, this publication surveys a body of works created between 2008 and 2020.
    “Color, one could say, is at the heart of Frieberg’s practice. It establishes a relationship, both direct and true, with the world outside, and it roots the work in the earth, or, from that matter, in water an sky.” - Jurriaan Benschop

    Elisabeth Frieberg (b. 1977, Sweden) lives and works in Stockholm. Her work has been exhibited at Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art, Stockholm (2017); Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm (2016); Uppsala Konstmuseum, Uppsala (2015); and Fondazione Cini, Venice (2015), amongst other institutions. Her works are included in public collections such as the Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art, Stockholm; The National Public Art Council Sweden, and the Aguélimuseet, Sal

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