A T E L I E R L O G: februari 2019

26 februari 2019

Philip Pearlstein #4

(bron: artsy, foto's: Vas Kozyreff)

Helene Verin sitting for a portrait by Philip Pearlstein. (bron: Medium)

Zie voor een volledig verslag, de ontwikkeling van het portret en de juiste volgorde van de foto's de bron (hk).

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Philip Pearlstein #3

Philip Pearlstein at work in the studio, New York, 2018(?). (bron: The Spectator)

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Tobias Rehberger #2

Tobias Rehberger's studio, Frankfurt, 2018. (bron: Freunde von Freunden, foto's: Ramon Haindl)

25 februari 2019

Pierre Knop

Pierre Knop Studio. (bron: Pink Pagoda Studio)

Pierre Knop in his studio, Cologne, 2018.

"....
PK: Frankly, I’m in the studio 24/7. Or try to be. I get up at 6:30am-7am. I regularly start with some meditation. The routine is to be as much as possible in that space and let it happen. As painting is not only a privilege or desire but also a form of personal self entertainment I choose to work all the time. This time creates the opportunity to bring all the images and stories in my head into reality. To use the canvas as a projected surface of my imagination. In terms of circumstances the work conditions change sometimes. But one thing never changes. I always work on several paintings at once and therefore I’m able to react by intuition or impulse. Another working condition is the atmosphere - partly there can be very loud music, or absolute silence. I assume the studio is a multifunctional and very intimate space. A laboratory where you have absolute freedom to create things without any external evaluation. You follow your own path. An apparently anachronistic location in order to an autonomy of rules or methods. A personal research space without authority but maximum responsibility.
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(bron: Hunted Projects)

Artist's studio Pierre Knop. (bron: Gramha)

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24 februari 2019

Antony Gormley #11

Antony Gormley, with wife Vicken, being body cast at his Peckham studio, 1996. (uit: The Independent Magazine, 1999)

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Philip Guston #11

Philip Guston in his studio, Woodstock, 1980. Stills from (an excerpt from) the documentary "Philip Guston: A Life Lived". (bron video: Hauser & Wirth | facebook)

21 februari 2019

Philip Akkerman #3

Atelier van Philip Akkerman, 2014(?). (bron: Ella Looise)

Philip Akkerman in zijn atelier. (bron: DHC, foto: Winish Chedi)

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18 februari 2019

Richard Deacon #5

Richard Deacon in his studio, south London, 2014(?).

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Rather than using his south London studio as space for a production line, like many other artists, Deacon treats his as a sanctuary, a place to think and reflect and allow ideas to take shape on paper, first, or as little clay or plastic models. “Tony Cragg, Antony Gormley and Anish Kapoor have all expanded their studio operations, whereas I have made myself nomadic,” he says. “I find it a bit paralysing to have a lot of people in the studio. I prefer to keep the studio as a private space.” Consequently, his colossal, twisted steel sculptures are fabricated at a metalworks in Bletchley, Buckinghamshire; his organic-looking ceramic creations are produced in Cologne, Germany; and everything else is constructed offsite by a network of trusted craftspeople.
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(bron: Baku.)

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