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Ioan Nem?oi: A Glass Odyssey
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Often called ‘the Brâncu?i that works in glass’, the artist will inaugurate the exhibition with a talk about the transformation of craft into art, removing the border between decorative arts and monumental sculpture. Comprising a selection of outstanding glass works that sit at the intersection of sculpture and installation, the show will be accompanied by a short documentary about the artist’s life and work and will be prefaced by curator Mariana Nem?oi.
Private view and drinks reception 8 November 2018, 7-9pm
A graduate of the Bucharest Fine Arts Academy in 1991 and a member of the Romanian Fine Artists’ Union, Ioan Nem?oi is a ground-breaking glass artist. A world-class creator, he is much appreciated for his striking fantasy and for his impeccable technique. Nem?oi uses the transparency of glass to outline a magnificent visual reality, in which the primordial elements of the universe - water, air, fire and earth - become the accomplices of the aesthetic act. He takes one of the most fragile materials in the world and turns it into opulent, powerful works of art.
Always in competition with the great names of glass sculpture such as Dale Chihuly, Marvin Lipofsky, Howard Ben Tré, Yoichi Ohira, Mona Hatoum, or Jean Arp, his works can be found in famous collections, such as that of King Harald of Denmark, Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, Kofi Annan or Vladimir Putin, Emma Nicholson, HRH Princess Margareta of Romania, but also in the Vatican Museum, Kunstpalast in Düsseldorf, at the UNICEF headquarters in New York, McLarren Technology in the UK, Waterland Neeltje Jans Museum in the Netherlands, The White House in Washington or famous galleries in Romania, Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Canada, the USA, Japan, Hungary, Germany or Belgium.
When: Opening and drinks reception 8 November 2018, 7-9pm. The exhibition continues until 31 December 2018, Monday to Friday between 10am – 5pm. By appointment only between 24-31 December, please call 07919022796.
Where: Romanian Cultural Institute, 1 Belgrave Square, SW1X 8PH
Free entry. Please confirm your attendance on EVENTBRITE.
Ioan Nemțoi: A Glass Odyssey
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