Works by Leonor Antunes in the Serralves Collection are shown at the Museu de Faro

Works take as a starting point details of modernist houses that the artist visited and studied in detail

Leonor Antunes: «paving stones across the garden» – Photo: Filipe Braga | Serralves

The exhibition «Leonor Antunes: measuring, caring, linking», which presents the artist's work present in the Serralves collection, is on display at the Municipal Museum of Faro until October 17th.

Leonor Antunes (Lisbon, 1972) is one of the Portuguese artists with the greatest international recognition, having recently represented Portugal at the 58th Venice Biennale (2019), and exhibiting individually in some of the most important institutions in Europe, the USA and the Americas. South.

«His sculptures are based on a set of simple and delicate actions that reveal a deep concern with the material and sociocultural specificities of the places we inhabit», explains the Museum of Faro. The artist's work “is intimately related to modern architecture and design and the heritage of minimalist and post-minimalist art from the 1960s-70s”, she adds.

The exhibition «Measure, Care, Enlace» presents a series of works by the artist belonging to the Serralves Collection, which take as their starting point details of modernist houses that the artist visited and studied in detail.

«The works of Leonor Antunes adapt to the nature of each exhibition space, reconfiguring the way we experience it», says the Museum.

The exhibition, curated by Joana Valsassina, is part of the Serralves Collection Traveling Exhibition Program, which aims to make the Foundation's collection accessible to diverse audiences from all regions of the country.

 
 
 



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