Jorn Utzon, architect of the Sydney Opera House.
Asger Jorn was originally born Asger Oluf Jorgensen on March 3, 1914. He would later change his last name to “Jorn” in 1945. He moved to Paris in 1936 to study art at Fernand Leger̵…
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Asger Jorn Untitled, 1943 Oil on canvas 176 x 149.5 cm 69 1/4 x 58 7/8 in
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JORN UTZON L'OPÉRA DE SYDNEY
Edificio excepcionalmente plástico y evocador de un velero que arriba al puerto de Sídney, un cisne con sus crías nadando en un lago o de una serie de gajos de naranja acomodados…
Dibujos realizados por los alumnos de dibujo arquitectónico del curso 2011-2012 Rosa González Iker Pérez Iker Pérez Esperanza Villagrán María Salguero Miren Irigoyen Camilo Domínguez Álvaro Itarte Carlota Guiu David Ortiz Jorge Used
In the autumn of 2020, ARoS presents the exhibition Jorn/Kirkeby featuring two of Denmark’s most influential visual artists in post-war European art history, Asger Jorn (1914–1973) and Per Kirkeby (1938–2018).The exhibition Jorn/Kirkeby takes inspiration form the artists’ painterly production. It will take form via a series of themes accentuating the two artists’ relationship with e.g. frivolous painting, classicism, eroticism, landscape, and self-representations.Jorn and Kirkeby belonged to different generations and never met. Still, their art shared a number of common interests which ARoS wants to highlight by showing them together. The exhibition will emphasise a spiritual and theoretical kinship between the two artists where likenesses are not necessarily found in what is readily recognisable. Also, the exhibition focusses on the spectral ranges from Jorn’s powerful, untamed abstractions to Kirkeby’s thoughtful, intellectual, and controlled abstractions.
Painting by Danish artist Asger Jorn (1914-73). Asger Jorn is a central figure in 20th-century Danish art. From an exhibition at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. www.louisiana.dk
