Gérard Deschamps
Homo Accessoirus
- Exhibition, Paris
- Sat 11 Apr → Sun 31 May 1998
Location
Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain
261 boulevard Raspail
75014 Paris
Piled up, draped, knotted or simply left as they are, rags are put to a variety of uses in the work of Gérard Deschamps, who in the early 60s discovered that Japanese rags and other textiles could be used as a natural extension of the abstract painting he was engaged in at the time.
Under the title Homo Accessoirus, the Fondation Cartier exhibition brings together three tarpaulins of the American Army from 1961 and a series of colorful “mixed packages” inspired by surfing and fluorescent-colored plastic objects, and symbolizing a new sense of color in the world.
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