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Daniel Buren Tag

28 Nov

Posted at 19:14h in Public Program

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SENSORY ROUTE

Recorrido por las obras de la Colección Fundación Arte Abierto

Sensory Route is a journey so that people of any age, from children to adults, can approach contemporary art from everyday life and the body, through exercises of observation, interaction and attentive exploration. The intention is to learn about some of the formulas of contemporary art from the works of the Arte Abierto Foundation Collection that are located in the outdoor spaces of ARTZ Pedregal.

Using a sensory map as a guide and the senses of our body, we will explore and reflect on the creation mechanisms of some of the artists that are part of our collection.

Join the tour every Saturday in December at 4:00 pm.

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Artworks from the Arte Abierto Foundation Collection at ARTZ Pedregal:

  • Daniel Buren, The Fountain of Live Colors for Mexico, 2017.
  • Ai Weiwei, Forever, 2013.
  • Tania Candiani, Kiosko sonoro, 2018.
  • Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Corazonadas remotas, 2019.
  • Erick Meyenberg, Things We Do for Love, 2022.
  • Jose Dávila, Joint Effort, 2019.

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  • SAT.DEC.02 | 4:00 pm
  • SAT.DEC.09 | 4:00 pm
  • SAT.DEC.16 | 4:00 pm
  • SAT.DEC.23 | 4:00 pm
  • SAT.DEC.30 | 4:00 pm

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  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Jose Dávila. Joint Effort, 2019. Artz Pedregal.
  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Erick Meyenberg. Things We Do for Love, 2022. Artz Pedregal.
  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. Corazonadas remotas, 2019. Artz Pedregal.
  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Ai Weiwei. Forever, 2013. Artz Pedregal.
  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Tania Candiani. Kiosko Sonoro, 2018. Artz Pedregal.
  • Colección Fundación Arte Abierto. Daniel Buren. The Fountain of Live Colors for Mexico, 2017. Artz Pedregal.

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  • Free admission | For all ages (kids and families welcomed).
  • Meeting point: In front of the Joint Effort sculpture by Jose Dávila (PB, ARTZ Pedregal, between the Louis Vuitton and Hermès stores).

Colección Arte Abierto. Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, "Corazonadas Remotas", 2019. Foto: Mariana Yañez
Colección Arte Abierto. Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, "Corazonadas Remotas", 2019. Foto: Mariana Yañez
Erick Meyenberg. 'Things We Do for Love'. Escultura cerámica, 2022. Colección Arte Abierto.
Erick Meyenberg. 'Things We Do for Love'. Escultura cerámica, 2022. Colección Arte Abierto.
Joint Effort, 2019 José Dávila Colección Arte Abierto
Joint Effort, 2019 José Dávila Colección Arte Abierto
Joint Effort, 2019 José Dávila Colección Arte Abierto

26 Sep

Posted at 02:59h in Colección

DANIEL BUREN

DANIEL BUREN (France, 1938)
DE LA ROTONDA DE LA FUENTE. CINCO COLORES PARA MÉXICO, 2018

In situ work, memorial to architect Manuel Tolsá

Marble, aluminum and colored glass

Daniel Buren’s work revolves around the abstraction of the form through lines and color; his artistic proposal is framed within the fields of architecture and urbanism. With his in situ work, he highlights certain aspects of the buildings and spaces he intervenes, and as a result he also has an impact on the landscape. Ultimately, his compositions address the relationship between human beings and their physical surroundings.

The artwork exhibited here was thought up and created to fit the central fountain of the ARTZ Pedregal complex. In doing so, the artist opened a dialogue with the space and its surroundings, by combining simple materials, geometric figures and solid colors that coexist with the water and the natural light.

Daniel Buren (France, 1938) have been working over five decades on the intersection between art, architecture and space. In the 60s developed the idea of the “degree zero of painting” as he called it, to play with the means and their relationship with the support and medium that made possible a work of art. His intervention projects are conceived and created in situ, borrowing and coloring the spaces in which they are presented. These pieces are meant to question how we look and perceive, as well as the way space can be used and appropriated. Buren’s work has been presented in museums, public spaces and art institutions from Germany, Belgium, United States, Spain, France, Italy and Mexico, among others.

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