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PAST FUTURE PERFECT SHOW ME A HERO Zsolt Bodoni Adrian Ghenie Vitaly Pushnitsky Serban Savu Peter Sudar Alexander Tinei RE-IMAGINING OCTOBER PHOTO I, PHOTO YOU DISTANCE AND SENSIBILITY OLGA CHERNYSHEVA ALEXANDER PONOMAREV RAISING DUST PRACTICE FOR EVERYDAY LIFE FIELD OF ACTION BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH FORTHCOMING THE FORGETTING OF PROPER NAMES 
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Zsolt BodoniRichly atmospheric and vigorously painted, Zsolt Bodoni‘s dark canvases dramatically evoke the violent struggles of Hungary‘s chequered past. Simultaneously troubled and inspired by the notion of the monument, Bodoni‘s works address the commanding presence and often sinister implications of a type of sculpture intended to inspire or affirm the prowess of a victorious army or people.
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C.D. Friedrich, 2009. Acrylic and oil on canvas. 50x40cm. Nicodim Gallery Los Angeles. Photo courtesy the artist and Nicodim Gallery Los Angeles, USA Count Andrassy Stored, 2009. Acrylic and oil on canvas. 100x70cm. Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles. Photo courtesy the artist and Nicodim Gallery Los Angeles, USA Back to Storage, 2009. Acryclic and oil on canvas. 50x60cm. Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles. Photo courtesy the artist and Nicodim Gallery Los Angeles, USA |
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