“Fleming Faloon” at Office Baroque
Artists: Darren Bader, Matthew Brannon, Guillaume Bijl, Talia Chetrit, James Ensor, Caitlin Keogh, Christopher Knowles, Rosa Loy, Owen Land, Walter Price, Tyson Reeder, Mimmo Rotella, Ataru Sato, Paul Sietsema, Sophie Von Hellermann
Venue: Office Baroque, Brussels
Exhibition Title: Fleming Faloon
Date: June 1 – July 15, 2017
Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump.
Images:
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- Paul Sietsema
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- Matthew Brannon
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- Mimmo Rotella
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- Guillaume Bijl
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- Guillaume Bijl
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- Darren Bader
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- Owen Land
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- Owen Land
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- Sophie von Hellermann
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- James Ensor
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- Talia Chetrit
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- Tyson Reeder
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- Tyson Reeder
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- Walter Price
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- Christopher Knowles
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- Ataru Sato
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- Ataru Sato
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- Rosa Loy
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- Guillaume Bijil
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- Caitlin Keogh
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- Center: Keith Farquhar
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- Léon Spilliaert
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- Daniel Sinsel
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- Sascha Braunig
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- Dorota Jurczak
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- Matthew Wong
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- Jesse Chapman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Juliette Blightman
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- Leigh Ledare
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- Rosa Loy
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- Paul Joostens
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- Mathew Cerletty
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- Jan De Cock
Images courtesy of Office Baroque, Brussels
Press Release:
For the first time since its move to Brussels, Office Baroque will stage an exhibition that runs simultaneously at our downtown and midtown gallery spaces on Bloemenhofplein 5 Place du Jardin aux Fleurs and Ravensteinstraat 44 Rue Ravenstein. The exhibition Fleming Faloon takes its title from the 1963-64 film by Owen Land and is entirely devoted to portraits. In Land’s film, the image of a staring TV presenter is subjected to a series of manipulations, questioning the optical ambiguity of cinema and the projected image and its resistance to time. This first 16mm film by Land was a source of inspiration for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests. The exhibition will feature work by twenty seven artists.