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Drawing Now
ADN Galeria participates in Drawing Now 2022 featuring works by Albdelkader Benchamma, Carine Brancowitz, Margaret Harrison and Joan Pallé., 19 - 22 May 2022

Drawing Now: ADN Galeria participates in Drawing Now 2022 featuring works by Albdelkader Benchamma, Carine Brancowitz, Margaret Harrison and Joan Pallé.

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  • Abdelkader Benchamma

    Over the years, Abdelkader Benchamma has built a body of work that focuses on drawing. His artistic practice has evolved throughout his career, absorbing references from classical drawing, scientific modeling, comics, Japanese prints and literature. That said, Benchamma´s drawings are not only delicate and highly sophisticated technical creations, but they also contain a deep reflection on the states of matter and the relationship of humans with the physical and metaphysical environment. The aesthetic evolution of his compositions goes hand in hand with the contents he explores and thus a transformation that goes from the figurative to the abstract and from the individual to the cosmic, can be seen. Benchamma proposes an expanded drawing that overflows the boundaries of the paper to occupy the exhibition space, creating a new dimension that surrounds the viewer.

  • Abdelkader Benchamma, Signal faible 8, 2011 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Sans titre, 2008 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Shower 2, 2008 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Strange manifestation, 2008 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Engramme des cieux, 2020 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Sans titre, 2007 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Push, 2007 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Events, 2020 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Pahe ülie, 2020 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Signal faible 5. Representation de deux signaux, 2011 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Abdelkader Benchamma, Signal faible 8, 2011
  • Carine Brancowitz

    French artist dividing her time between Rome & Paris. She studied illustration, screen printing and lithography before starting out in a fashion studio and carving her identity as an artist with biro, paint and china markers. Her hand-drawn slightly surreal work oscillates between captivating details & intricate patterns, silences, layered with various styles, her work is multifaceted yet simultaneously simplistic. She exhibited her work at the Prince Gong’s Mansion in Beijing, and at Le centquatre in Paris. She has also participated on a number of shows in Perpignan, Landerneau, London and Brussels, and has colaborated with many brands & magazines as Dior, Opéra national de Paris, Kitsuné, Le Coq Sportif, Céline, Converse, Iceberg, SFR, Nokia,The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Elle, Die Zeit magazine, Figaro madame, Marie Claire, Wear, playboy, Arena, Avant Garde, Vogue Pelle, Biba, Cosmo and Rolling Stones magazine.

    • Carine Brancowitz, Si tu me possèdes, tu posséderas tout, 2020
      Artworks

      Carine Brancowitz, Si tu me possèdes, tu posséderas tout

      Carine Brancowitz, Si tu me possèdes, tu posséderas tout, 2020
      Acrylic on paper.

      67 x 92 cm.
    • Carine Brancowitz, Cluster , 2020
      Artworks

      Carine Brancowitz, Cluster

      Carine Brancowitz, Cluster , 2020
      Acrylic on paper.



      55 x 93 cm.
    • Carine Brancowitz, Parade, 2013
      Artworks

      Carine Brancowitz, Parade

      Carine Brancowitz, Parade, 2013
      Ink on listing paper.
      57,3 x 39,5 x 2 cm. framed.
    • Carine Brancowitz, Parade, 2013
      Artworks

      Carine Brancowitz, Parade

      Carine Brancowitz, Parade, 2013
      Ink on listing paper.

      57,3 x 39,5 x 2 cm. framed.
  • Margaret Harrison

    Pioneer of British and European feminist art, Margaret Harrison questions notions of gender, identity, politics, social class, domestic violence and exploitation of women’s labor and sexuality. Over her more than 40 years working as an artist, Harrison has reported local and international cultural and political issues throughout a variety of media including drawings, oil paintings, watercolors and large installations. She uses iconography, pop art and consumer brands to reflect upon female, male and transgendered identity, often subverting with humor gender roles that the society has assigned. She has had solo shows in institutions such as the New Museum in New York, the Middlesbourgh Institute of Modern in England and Azkuna Centroa in Bilbao. She has participated in many group shows such as Tate Modern and Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.

    • Margaret Harrison, Getting close to my masculinity, 2013
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      Getting close to my masculinity, 2013
      Pencil, watercolour and collage on paper.
      71 x 50 cm. each; 83,5 x 63,5 x 3 cm. framed.
    • Margaret Harrison, He's only a Bunny Boy but He is quite nice really, 1971-2011
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      He's only a Bunny Boy but He is quite nice really, 1971-2011
      Graphite and watercolour on paper
      42,6 x 30,6 cm
      Framed: 44 x 3 x 56 cm
    • Margaret Harrison, Sunset, 2019
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      Sunset, 2019
      Collage and watecolor on paper.
      49,5 x 37,5 cm.
    • Margaret Harrison, Singing Roses (Fists and Roses)(1) /1, 2012
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      Singing Roses (Fists and Roses)(1) /1, 2012
      Graphite on paper
      Framed: 55 x 76
      50 x 70 cm
    • Margaret Harrison, Certified Organic, 2007
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      Certified Organic, 2007
      Watercolour and pecil on paper. Framed
      39 x 30,5 cm
    • Margaret Harrison, What's That Long Red Limp Wrinkly Thing You're Pulling On?, 2009
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      What's That Long Red Limp Wrinkly Thing You're Pulling On?, 2009
      Colored pencil and watercolor on paper.
      68 x 4 x 55 cm.
    • Margaret Harrison, The Healthier Choice, 2017
      Artworks

      Margaret Harrison

      The Healthier Choice, 2017
      Colored pencil and watercolor on paper.
      70,5 x 53,5 cm.
  • Joan Pallé

    Joan Pallé lives and works in Basel. He obtained a BA in Fine Arts (2017) from the University of Barcelona. His work relates to critic theory, ironically using the hegemonic visual imaginary and introducing references from the counterculture. In recent years he has received a production grant from Centre d’art la Panera (2017), an award from Rocaumbert Fabrica de Creació (2019), Residency and production grant from Homessesions in collaboration with art 3 (2018), and an investigation grant from the Sala d’Art Jove (Generalitat de Catalunya) and Macba (2018). His works has been exhibited at Biennale Jeune Creation Européene. Le Beffroi, Ville de Montrouge, Paris (2017) and Biennale Jeune Creation Européene at kunst bygningen i vrå, Danmark (2018).

  • Joan Pallé  Negativeland. Victory billboard, 2018  Tracing paper and typeface sheets on paper.  44 x 31 cm (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Waves billboard, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Salir de aquí, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. El tiempo y el espacio, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Lost in space, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Chromatic and plastic music, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. A hole in the air, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé  Negativeland. Victory billboard, 2018  Tracing paper and typeface sheets on paper.  44 x 31 cm (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Pornocracia!, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Waves billboard, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. El espectador contra el espectáculo, 2018 (View more details about this item in a popup).
    Joan Pallé, Negativeland. Victory billboard, 2018
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