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Free Report - Marc Quinn

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Professional Report - Marc Quinn

Professional Reportonly on request

Contains all the deep information , as well as price indices, market positioning in the art, latest auction results, a peer group comparison with regard to attention and potential value (price / Attention-ratio) and an opportunity-risk analysis. Reports are offered for artists who achieved a rank in the world league. These reports are chargeable and can not be created for every artist. For further information please follow the link.



Marc Quinn - artist's data

Marc Quinn - Profile

QuinnÂ's sculpture, paintings and drawings often deal with the distanced relationship we have with our bodies, highlighting how the conflict between the Â'naturalÂ' and Â'culturalÂ' has a grip on the contemporary psyche. In 1999, Quinn began a series of marble sculptures of amputees as a way of re-reading the aspirations of Greek and Roman statuary and their depictions of an idealised whole. One such work depicted Alison Lapper, a woman who was born without arms, when she was heavily pregnant. Quinn subsequently enlarged this work to make it a major piece of public art for the fourth plinth of Trafalgar Square. Other key themes in his work include genetic modification and hybridism. Garden (2000), for instance, is a walk-through installation of impossibly beautiful flowers that will never decay, or his Â'Eternal SpringÂ' sculptures, featuring flowers preserved in perfect bloom by being plunged into sub-zero silicone. Quinn has also explored the potential artistic uses of DNA, making a portrait of a sitter by extracting strands of DNA and placing it in a test-tube. DNA Garden (2001), contains the DNA of over 75 plant species as well as 2 humans: a re-enactment of the Garden of Eden on a cellular level. QuinnÂ's diverse and poetic work meditates on our attempts to understand or overcome the transience of human life through scientific knowledge and artistic expression. Source: Whitecube.com

important exhibitions of Marc Quinn

Exhibition Location City Country Date
Marc Quinn Selfs 1991-2006 Foundation Beyeler Riehen CH 08.06.2009
Marc Quinn - Cerith Wyn Evans White Cube/Jay Jopling London GB 14.04.2010
Marc Quinn - Evolution White Cube/Jay Jopling London GB 25.01.2008
Marc Quinn - Chemical Life Support White Cube/Jay Jopling London GB 04.03.2005
Highlights from the Collection Goss Michael Foundation Dallas US 19.11.2010
Gold Unteres Belvedere Wien AT 15.03.2012
Marc Quinn Groningen NL 29.04.2006
Marc Quinn: Flesh Irish Museum of Modern Art - IMMA Dublin IR 01.07.2004
Die Kunst ist super! Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin Berlin DE 05.09.2009
In The Making Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin Berlin DE 12.05.2009

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Marc Quinn

Galleries representing
Marc Quinn:

Art of this century
Daniel Blau Galerie
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
Galerie Thomas Modern
Galleria Alessandra Bonomo
Mary Boone Gallery 541 West
Mary Boone Gallery Fifth Av
White Cube/Jay Jopling

Collections representing
Marc Quinn

Cass Sculpture Foundation
Centre Pompidou - Musée National d´Art Moderne
Deutsche Bank Collection
Fondazione Prada
Goss Michael Foundation
Guastalla Foundation
MARCA Museum
Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, MAC
Sammlung Essl - Kunsthaus
Seavest Collection of Contemporary Realism
Tate Britain
The Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

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