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Becky Beasley - Thomas Bernard Malamud - Laura Bartlett Gallery 2009
Thomas Bernard Malamud discloses, in its own clear yet unabridged way, the artist’s major concerns: the objects and activities of the everyday as physical, material and intellectual decisions played out in space by a subject who is simultaneously approaching and diminishing. At once humorous, emotive and, to use Thomas Bernhard’s term, ‘corrective’, Thomas Bernard Malamud proposes new ways of thinking about the everyday as a series of necessarily deathbound, yet potentially joyful, decisions and displacements, additions and reductions.
Texts by Becky Beasley, John Slyce, Lydia Davis, Chris Sharp, Simone Menegoi
Co-published with Office Baroque AntwerpenÂ
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Becky Beasley - Thomas Bernard Malamud - Laura Bartlett Gallery 2009
Thomas Bernard Malamud discloses, in its own clear yet unabridged way, the artist’s major concerns: the objects and activities of the everyday as physical, material and intellectual decisions played out in space by a subject who is simultaneously approaching and diminishing. At once humorous, emotive and, to use Thomas Bernhard’s term, ‘corrective’, Thomas Bernard Malamud proposes new ways of thinking about the everyday as a series of necessarily deathbound, yet potentially joyful, decisions and displacements, additions and reductions.
Texts by Becky Beasley, John Slyce, Lydia Davis, Chris Sharp, Simone Menegoi
Co-published with Office Baroque AntwerpenÂ
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Thomas Bernard Malamud discloses, in its own clear yet unabridged way, the artist’s major concerns: the objects and activities of the everyday as physical, material and intellectual decisions played out in space by a subject who is simultaneously approaching and diminishing. At once humorous, emotive and, to use Thomas Bernhard’s term, ‘corrective’, Thomas Bernard Malamud proposes new ways of thinking about the everyday as a series of necessarily deathbound, yet potentially joyful, decisions and displacements, additions and reductions.
Texts by Becky Beasley, John Slyce, Lydia Davis, Chris Sharp, Simone Menegoi
Co-published with Office Baroque AntwerpenÂ
