Zentrum Paul Klee

Antony Gormley

In his sculptures and installations, British artist Antony Gormley (born 1950) addresses the relationship between the human body and space. This publication centers on Gormley's most recent work, "Expansion Field," consisting of 60 steel sculptures derived from different postures of the artist's body.

Expansion Field

Maria Bremer

The exhibition 'About Trees' is interested in trees as a symbol and embodiment of the principles in the contemporary world. The artists allow them to "speak" through their works. Certain works in "About Trees" were made specially for this exhibition, such as the upside-down hanging birch-tree by Shinji Turner-Yamamoto in Museumsstrasse just in front of the exhibition entrance or the big mural by Paul Morrison. Valérie Favre and Katie Holten also painted or drew works especially for the occasion. One integral part of the exhibition is the action of planting ten new trees, which ZPK carried out on the day after the opening along with the architect Renzo Piano, as well as the extensive accompanying programme with many guests, all of which bring a special interest in trees.00Exhibition: Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland (17.10.15 - 24.01.2016)0.

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