Under the water
Kamel Mennour is pleased to present “Under the Water”, Tadashi
Kawamata’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.
Made, in part, using reclaimed timber, the Japanese artist Tadashi
Kawamata’s works sometimes give the impression of pouring forth
like a river bursting its banks. This is true, most notably, for the
Gandamaison project at the Maréchalerie art center in Versailles
in 2008, for which the artist assembled more than 5000 wooden
crates that appear to be tumbling down from the roof of the
Jules Hardouin Mansart building.
For his second solo exhibition...Read more
Kawamata’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.
Made, in part, using reclaimed timber, the Japanese artist Tadashi
Kawamata’s works sometimes give the impression of pouring forth
like a river bursting its banks. This is true, most notably, for the
Gandamaison project at the Maréchalerie art center in Versailles
in 2008, for which the artist assembled more than 5000 wooden
crates that appear to be tumbling down from the roof of the
Jules Hardouin Mansart building.
For his second solo exhibition...Read more