The Factory Set: Ron Van Der Ende - Hardcover

Dongen, Frits Van; Goede, Jannet De; Keijser, Hester

 
9789491727665: The Factory Set: Ron Van Der Ende

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<div><i>The Factory Set</i> is richly illustrated to showcase the artist&#8217;s career portfolio, detailing his trademark wall-mounted bas-reliefs constructed from found wood and salvaged materials. An in-depth essay written by the artist is included, along with a number of texts by Frits van Dongen, Jannet de Goede, Hester Keijser and Braden King.<br></div>

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<div><strong>RON VAN DER ENDE</strong> forges a captivating marriage between disparate art-making approaches to material reality.<br>One, found-object assemblage, trades on the power of association and the evocative patinas of wear and use. The other, illusionism, depends on finely-tuned, seductive deceit. The Rotterdam, the Netherlands-based artist builds his wall-mounted works from salvaged wood, stripping the veneers and using them as a palette of textures and tones. He creates low reliefs (six inches deep) that are painterly and sculptural, reading as objects of far greater depth and mass. This is […] ground-level craft, a gripping work of visual fiction composed with tender reverence, by hand. - - - Leah Ollman ‘High craft in the low reliefs’ Los Angeles Times July 2013<br></div>

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RON VAN DER ENDE forges a captivating marriage between disparate art-making approaches to material reality.
One, found-object assemblage, trades on the power of association and the evocative patinas of wear and use. The other, illusionism, depends on finely-tuned, seductive deceit. The Rotterdam, the Netherlands-based artist builds his wall-mounted works from salvaged wood, stripping the veneers and using them as a palette of textures and tones. He creates low reliefs (six inches deep) that are painterly and sculptural, reading as objects of far greater depth and mass. This is [?] ground-level craft, a gripping work of visual fiction composed with tender reverence, by hand. - - - Leah Ollman ?High craft in the low reliefs Los Angeles Times July 2013

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