Kendell Geers
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| Journalist and art critic [[Els Fiers]] wrote about him in Belgian weekly magazines ''[[Knack|Focus Knack]]''. | Journalist and art critic [[Els Fiers]] wrote about him in Belgian weekly magazines ''[[Knack|Focus Knack]]''. | ||
| - | For the exhibition 'Hardcore' in Paris (2003), he covered soccer balls with the rubber masks of current political leaders like Bush, Blair, Arafat, and others, offering visitors the chance to play with them in a white cube displayed in the museum.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] | + | For the exhibition 'Hardcore' in the [[Palais de Tokyo]], Paris (2003), he covered soccer balls with the rubber masks of current political leaders like Bush, Blair, Arafat, and others, offering visitors the chance to play with them in a white cube displayed in the museum.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] |
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Kendell Geers is a contemporary South African artist.
Journalist and art critic Els Fiers wrote about him in Belgian weekly magazines Focus Knack.
For the exhibition 'Hardcore' in the Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2003), he covered soccer balls with the rubber masks of current political leaders like Bush, Blair, Arafat, and others, offering visitors the chance to play with them in a white cube displayed in the museum.[1] [May 2007]
Œuvre
- Blue Lily, 2004
- Kode-x, 2002
