ALMINE RECH GALLERY ExhibitionsUpcomingPastViewing RoomArtistsNewsThe ShopContact Amanda Wall Butterflies December 09, 2021 — January 15, 2022 Brussels Inquire about the exhibition: inquiries@alminerech.com For the safety of our visitors and staff, masks must be worn by all visitors upon entrance and hand sanitiser will be provided at the door and throughout the gallery. The gallery is open from 11 am until 7 pm. Press release Almine Rech Brussels is pleased to announce 'Butterflies', Amanda Wall's first solo exhibition with the gallery. A figure lies back, their hand behind their head, head turned to the side like they’re trying to see you, their neck cranked. Long legs lanky, and then big feet, sprawling toward the viewer, in a colour field haze that has the momentum of distorted perspective Wall is so known for. The feet coming at you, right there, toes that fit in your mouth. “There are definitely fetishistic elements to my work. It’s an aesthetic I really love that speaks to the limits of intimacy,” Amanda Wall affirms. – Lauren Fournier, curator read or download in English lire ou télécharger en Français More on Amanda Wall Mailing List Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube WeChat Privacy Cookies website by Tentwelve

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We use cookies to improve your experience. Read more OK ALMINE RECH GALLERY ExhibitionsUpcomingPastViewing RoomArtistsNewsThe ShopContact Edgar Plans The Wall December 09, 2021 — January 15, 2022 Brussels Inquire about the exhibition: inquiries@alminerech.com For the safety of our visitors and staff, masks must be worn by all visitors upon entrance and hand sanitiser will be provided at the door and throughout the gallery. The gallery is open from 11 am until 7 pm. Press release Almine Rech Brussels is pleased to announce 'The Wall', Edgar Plans first solo exhibition with the gallery. Edgar Plans’ work echoes the Contemporary Faux Naïf movement. Seeking direct access to pure artistic expression in childlike art or art brut, Edgar Plans frees himself from the artificial veneer of culture. With a naïve mix of Street Art and children’s book illustration (a nod to the bold tags of teenagers), Edgar Plans presents us with an aesthetic that is both raw and childlike. – Milena Oldfield, researcher at Almine Rech read or download in English More on Edgar Plans Mailing List Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube WeChat Privacy Cookies website by Tentwelve