File:Breed 2 (1989) - Richard Deacon (1949) (24289934605).jpg
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Belem, Berardo Collection, Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon, Portugal Materials : Steel BIOGRAPHY Nasceu em Bangor, Caernarvonshire. Reside e trabalha em Londres. Estudou Em 1968-69 estudou no Somerset College of Art, Taunton, 1969-72 em St. Martin's School of Art, Londres. 1974-77: Curso experimental de Pós-gradução na Royal College of Art, Londres, onde expõe pela primeira vez. Trabalhando em escalas pequenas e monumentais, deacon combina a essencia da forma humana com elementos de engenharia nas suas estruturas de madeira, metal e por vezes, em plástico. Encomendas públicas em muitos países, deram-lhe oportunidade para trabalhar numa escala imensa,. "Moor 1990", em Victoria Park, Plymouth, situa-se ao lado da ponte, e mede 247 metros de largura. Deacon tanbém produz objectos que são utilizados em dança contemporanea. Deacon participava em performances no início da sua carreira, e tem exposto internacionalmente em exposições individuais e colectivas. 1978-79: Visita os Estados Unidos. 1981: Objects and Sculptures, ICA, Londres (circula por Bristol). 1983: Primeira exposição na Lisson Gallery, Londres (onde posteriormente expõe com frequência). Orchard Gallery, Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 1985: Donald Young Gallery, Chicago (com Tony Cragg); Israel Museum, Jerusalem (com Julian Opie e Richard Wentworth); Tate; Margarete Roeder Fine Art, Nova Iorque (com Jackie Winsor). Transformations in Sculpture, Guggenheim. 1987: Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht, Holanda (circula por Lucerna, Madrid). 1988: Marian Goodman Gallery, Nova Iorque. 1989: ARC; Kunstmuseum, St Gallen. 1989-90: Whitechapel. 1990: Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo. 1991: Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld. 1992 Documenta 9, Kassel, 1993 Kunstverein, Hannover. He was awarded the Turner Prize in 1987. Lives in London. Recebeu o Turner Prize em 1987. Source: Berardo Collection Site |
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