The term ‘Missing Link’ is used to describe a perceived evolutionary gap between archaeological finds.
The Missing Link exhibition explored a view on the gap dividing design and the origins of human image-making. The participating visual artists are in search for connections between the contemporary arts and a broad sense of visual history, whether this is prehistoric imagery, alphabets, cinema or the underbelly of the web.
The works - video, sculpture, drawings, installations, prints - transcend the evanescent term ‘contemporary’. The imagery is deeply nested into the archaic processes of the mind: myth, stories, nature or on the other hand the supernatural. This connects the artists in ‘Missing Link’.
Still from the 1915 stop motion animation 'The Dinosaur and the Missing Link: a prehistoric tragedy' |
With:
Jan Dietvorst (NL)
Fia Cielen (B)
Filip Vervaet (B)
Lisa Jeannin & Rolf Schuurmans (SE/NL)
Guy Rombouts (B)
Jean De Lacoste (B)
Antoine Boute (B)
Erwin van Looveren (B)
Kelly Richardson (CA/UK)
Yannick Val Gesto (B)
Bart van Dijck (B)
Geoffrey de Beer (B)
Tim Vanhamel (B)
Hans Biezen (NL/SE)
Artspace Flipside
Tarwelaan 56/58
5632 KG Eindhoven
www.artspaceflipside.nl
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BIOGRAPHIES OF THE ARTISTS
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Artspace Flipside
Tarwelaan 56/58
5632 KG Eindhoven
www.artspaceflipside.nl
View Larger Map
BIOGRAPHIES OF THE ARTISTS
IMAGES