Marc Quinn
Viewing exhibitions from 2009

Planet (Microcosmos)
Solo Exhibition
27 November 2009 – 16 January 2010
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg

PLANET (MICROCOSMOS) is a sculpture made of Sterling Silver, which depicts the artist's seven months old son. The sculpture of the baby, which seems to float in space, is based on PLANET, a sculpture of the same baby in gigantic dimensions: 10 meters long and more than 7 tons was the work, which Quinn exhibited in the sculpture park of Chatsworth House last year. The edition now shows the other extreme. With its small size (6 cm) the work emphasises the preciousness and the fragility of the sculpture, the baby, life and the planet.

Mary Boone 'Iris' Oct 2009
Solo Exhibition
30 October 2009 – 19 December 2009
Mary Boone Gallery

An exhibition of new paintings by Marc Quinn. These round canvases each depict in gigantic scale the iris of a human eye – turbulently streaked and spotted, suffused with bright colors, and highly individual. Although photo-realistic, the disembodied images might equally serve as renditions of whirling interstellar space.

The Goss-Michael Foundation, Dallas
Solo Exhibition
24 September 2009 – 23 January 2010


The GMF has partnered with The Rachofsky Collection, one of the world’s foremost private collections, to produce an exceptional survey of Marc Quinn’s sculptural works throughout the last decade. The exhibition brings together a strong array of Quinn’s works dated from 1998 to present.

Selfs
Solo Exhibition
08 July 2009 – 19 July 2009
Beyeler Foundation

For the first time all of Marc Quinn's ‘blood head’ self portraits will be exhibited together. Each portrait is a documentation of the artist’s head, as it ages every five years, and so represents a portrait of the artist over a fifteen year period

Materialise Dematerialise
Solo Exhibition
29 May 2009 – 11 July 2009
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg

This exhibit will show a substantial body of new works that are shown publicly for the first time. What unites the works in the exhibition is that they all deal with notions of abstractions, in a sense that they contest established conceptions of differences between the virtual and the real.

Carbon Cycles
Solo Exhibition
29 May 2009 – 31 July 2009
Galerie Daniel Blau

A presention of the series of unique bronze sculptures, the 'Carbon Cycles'. The subjects of the series are self-portrait casts and skulls surrounded with various fruits and blossoms.

Myth
Solo Exhibition
23 May 2009 – 27 September 2009
Juliet's House

Marc Quinn will present in Verona a comprehensive selection of works in an exhibition that will give the city a prestigious international importance. In the mythological home of Juliet his famous works will be displayed alongside a number of unpublished works