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Long Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative Inspiration
Long Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative InspirationLong Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative Inspiration

Long Hair Short Hair Fashion Art Book by Katrien De Blauwer - Perfect for Art Lovers, Fashion Enthusiasts & Creative Inspiration

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Katrien De Blauwer2019GALLERY FIFTY ONE 192060'


Roger SzmulewiczGALLERY FIFTY ONE

"After her first solo show in FIFTY ONE TOO last year, Gallery FIFTY ONE is proud to welcome back Katrien De Blauwer (Belgium, 1969) with 'cheveux longs… cheveux courts.' In this new show the artist revisits herself as a young woman by creating personae and telling their stories as if they were her own. Additionally, a new set of her more erotic 'Dirty Scenes' is presented. For the public, De Blauwer has become known as the "photographer without a camera", compulsively seeking out magazines from the 1920s through the 1960s, cutting them up and reassembling fragments into frugal yet powerful compositions. But already in her first solo show, 'Double', it had become apparent that the artist strove to transcend the limitations of the collage medium. The transformation De Blauwer had set in motion then, has now come full circle. She has been progressively shifting shapes; e.g. experimenting with more slender works, stressing their horizontality or verticality. (…) One element that always remains unchanged in De Blauwer’s itinerary, is the omnipresent reference to film noir and European avant-garde cinema. This not only comes about through the filmic images she uses, but also through the way they are treated. De Blauwer 'edits' her fragments with scissors, pencil and brush, before throwing these scenes into a sequence that tells the story of a woman. These imaginative sequences – beginning and ending with a 'still' image – come into motion the moment we start walking through the exhibition or start leafing through the new book that accompanies this exhibition. Ingeniously, the artist cuts away vital pieces of information, 'relating’ the scraps that are left, and thus urging us to open up to unforeseen insights. De Blauwer treats these fragments as if they were her own past life experiences. Combined with the popular imagery she uses, her personal 'Erinnerungsarbeit' attains the level of collective memory. This work, the remembering through reassembling, is a daily routine – if not obsession – for the artist. Her obsession with fragments is indeed so great, that even the title of this exhibition, as well as the names of its 'chapters' (ISABELLE, caroline, SOPHIE…), have sprouted from her notebooks, in which she collects text fragments from newspapers, magazines, etc." (From '' / GALLERY FIFTY ONE)

"The chapters in this new FIFTY ONE Publication could be named after iconic French actresses that have made us dream, but could as well be the anonymous women that have crossed our path in Paris’s streets or on a sunny country lane and for a moment taken our breath away. They all might be Katrien. And this is how I’d like you to dive into cheveux longs... cheveux courts." (Roger Szmulewicz, owner of Gallery FIFTY ONE)

The FIFTY ONE Publication 'cheveux longs… cheveux courts' is released on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition at Gallery FIFTY ONE, Antwerp (BE), 10.09 - 26.10.2019.