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In Times Of Plenty
The Shape Of Things Today

Previously in the Gallery
7 July 2018 - 4 September 2018
196A6220

Selected artworks

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  • IMG-5089

    Ichwan Noor

    Beetle Sphere

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  • CRAIG-2014.0069-Untitled-robot-floor-cleaner_v1_current-copy

    Michael Craig-Martin

    Untitled (Robot Floor Cleaner)

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  • holy-egg-small-brass-blackened_2018_gavin-turk_29996-copy

    Gavin Turk

    Holy Egg (Small Brass Blackened)

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  • csm_Erwin_Wurm_002_8d235417ff

    Erwin Wurm

    Head

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  • Coventry, Keith

    Keith Coventry

    Golden Arches XVIII

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  • JM_Joel Morrison, Monte Carlo, 2016, stainless steel, 81 x 71 x 61 cm(front)

    Joel Morrison

    Monte Carlo

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  • Malus Domestica (title TBC)_2017_Gavin Turk_25837 (photographer Andy Keate)(2)

    Gavin Turk

    Malus Domestica

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  • Coventry, Keith

    Keith Coventry

    Pure Junk XVI

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  • jw-raid-2013-copy-600x600

    Raid

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Press Release

Duchamp did it first, 101 years ago, with his urinal. By recasting a utilitarian object as a work of art, he opened up the world to seeing things differently, and caused tremors that shook the core of the art world that are still being felt today.

Reflex gallery is proud to present an exciting group exhibition with a selection of diverse works by some of the most exciting practitioners of contemporary art from around the globe. ‘In Times of Plenty: The Shape of Things Today’ also takes everyday objects as its starting point. But this time, by recasting them in a gallery setting, these artists are asking us to question, not only the nature of art, but more the nature of our contemporary society, with its rampant consumerism, disposable culture and overexposure to iconic brands.

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Participating Artists

  • Donald Baechler
  • Erwin Wurm
  • Gavin Turk
  • Ichwan Noor
  • Joel Morrison
  • Keith Coventry
  • Michael Craig-Martin

Press Features

  • 196A6255_revC3
    25 July 2018

    Trofeeën van onze consumptie | in Het Parool

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