Jean Brusselmans
#Photographe
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Exhibtion: Summer Chaud, at the Keitelman Gallery
The Keitelman Gallery is delighted to present its summer exhibition - an exhibition that is also about summer - somewhat ironically titled Summer Chaud. Summer and its myriad images are used here to evoke a sort of ‘open sesame’ for reading and rereading the work of modern and contemporary artists. From Auguste Renoir to Albert Camus, via Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman and Eric Rohmer, summer has always been a theme to which visual artists, filmmakers and writers have paid particular attention, often focusing on one particular aspect of this somewhat ambiguous season. If summer conjures up images of frivolity, love and seasonal wandering, it is also characterised by an inherently tragic element. It carries within it the idea of ruin, of suffocating humidity and of paralysis, as Antonioni and Camus (tw...
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The Keitelman Gallery is delighted to present its summer exhibition - an exhibition that is also about summer - somewhat ironically titled Summer Chaud. Summer and its myriad images are used here to evoke a sort of ‘open sesame’ for reading and rereading the work of modern and contemporary artists. From Auguste Renoir to Albert Camus, via Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman and Eric Rohmer, summer has always been a theme to which visual artists, filmmakers and writers have paid particular attention, often focusing on one particular aspect of this somewhat ambiguous season. If summer conjures up images of frivolity, love and seasonal wandering, it is also characterised by an inherently tragic element. It carries within it the idea of ruin, of suffocating humidity and of paralysis, as Antonioni and Camus (tw...