October 25, 2017
2-TIMES • Art
Adam McEwen,
‘Ice Ice Baby’
@ Art : Concept
—
“Avoiding morbid
obsession, McEwen
complicates our
relation to death and
disaster by injecting
the funereal with
humor and the
uncanny...”
‘Ice Ice Baby’:
Stems from the
wreck and sinking
of the Titanic in
1912 — the show
appropriates a
group of historical
photographs of the
icebergs suspected
at the time to have
caused the tragedy.
“McEwen’s work
operates at the
intersections of
pop culture and
personal mythology -
in the case of the
Titanic, his great-
grand father was
among the passengers
who didn't survive
the shipwreck.”
The exhibition:
Is London-born
McEwen's 4th solo
with Art : Concept in
Paris, featuring a
group of works made
using his emblematic
methods & materials –
primarily cellulose
sponge and graphite –
newly combining
them to achieve
disconcerting effects.
2-TIMES' highlights:
· Ship (Red), 2017
· Ingrid Bergman, 2017
On view at:
Galerie Art : Concept
—
4 Passage Sainte-Avoye,
entrée par le 8,
rue Rambuteau,
75003 Paris, France.
Closes:
November 18, 2017.
Adam McEwen @ Art : Concept
PHOTOGRAPHY /
© Adam McEwen
—
Courtesy of
The Artist
&
Art : Concept
—
Installation &
Individual views,
Claire Dorn
—
Adam's portrait,
Aubrey Mayer
CREDITS /


















