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EXTRA MUROS: Visite – Touching Textiles

Items (13)

Kunstmatig Landschap - ma...
Dr. Hugo Heyrman, Kunstmatig Landschap - maquette van ruimte en tijd [Artificial landscape], 1968. Sculpture, styropor covered with coloured felt (attached with pins), 150 x 200 x 20 cm.
Effen spiegel van een sti...
Lili Dujourie, Effen spiegel van een stille stroom, 1976. Video, 00:13:43.
Tafeltje
Leo Copers, Tafeltje, 1979. Sculpture, wood, silk, metal, 90.5 x 30 cm.
Lichtend tafeltje [Lightn...
Leo Copers, Lichtend tafeltje [Lightning Table], 1983. Sculpture, wood, mirror, cable, cotton, lamps, 90,5 x 29 cm.
Dos 88
Thierry De Cordier, Dos 88, 1988. Sculpture, wood, paint, 42 x 33 x 73 cm.
The girl who was never as...
Ria Pacquée, The girl who was never asked to marry, 1988. Installation, leather, paper, silk, 90 x 80 x 100 cm.
Zonder titel (regenjasjes...
Goele De Bruyn, Zonder titel (regenjasjes) [Untitled (raincoats)], 1993. Installation, plastic trash bags.
Vaarwel Spakenburg [Goodb...
Job Koelewijn, Vaarwel Spakenburg [Goodbye Spakenburg], 1994. Installation.
Zonder titel (2)
Berlinde De Bruyckere, Zonder titel (2), 1994. Drawing, cardboard, gouache, aquarel, 440 x 280 mm.
Washuis [Laundry House]
Loreta Visic, Washuis [Laundry House], 2000. Installation, iron, clothing, washing line, 420 x 350 x 500 cm.
L’Africeur de Bogolan
Narcisse Tordoir, Bréhima Kone, L’Africeur de Bogolan, 2004. Installation, bogolan, silkscreen, acrylic, variable dimensions.
The Antwerp Six or Seven
Daniel Knorr, The Antwerp Six or Seven, 2008. Installation, wood, straw, textile, 380 x 200 x 30 cm.
Red Lines Performance
Jan Fabre, Red Lines Performance. Photography, photo print, 193.5 x 131.5 cm.

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