RODIN Events and EXHIBITION OVERVIEW 2001
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16 Oct. - 2 Dec. 2001
www.mnba.org.ar/
museodebellasartes@ciudad.com.ar
or:
info@mnba.org.ar
El Beso, yeso patinado,
165 x 112.5 x 113.5 cm,
donación Augusto Rodin, 1908.
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Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes,
Buenos Aires
Avenida del Libertador 1473
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tel. +54 - 11 - 480 388 17
From the Museum Website:
Estamos encantados de presentar la muestra Rodin en Buenos
Aires, que ha sido posible gracias al Embajador de Francia, Paul Dijoud,
el Consejero de Cooperación y Acción Cultural, Daniel Ollivier y la
Agragada Cultural, Estelle Berruyer.
En este año que inicia el tercer milenio, esta es la tercera vez que nos
asociamos a importantes museos del exterior: la primera con la Nationel
Gallery de Canadá, luego con el Museo Reina Sofía de Madrid y ahora con
el Museo Rodin de París.
La exposición es una de las más importantes del año porque Agustín
Rodin (1840-1917), marca la introducción del modernismo, ya que este gran
maestro francés lleva a cabo la ruptura con la estatuaria clásica y
posibilita la apertura que se desarrollará en la escultura del siglo XX.
Es un orgullo para el Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, tan alejado de
París, trabajar en forma directa con el Museo Rodin, para exponer obras
de este gran artista francés; y nos parece oportuno señalar que el
diálogo con Rodín, lo inició el primer director de este Museo, Eduardo
Schiaddino.
Por esa razón, Rodin regaló al Museo su escultura paradigmática El
Beso, en 1908.(...)
La muestra está integrada por veintiséis obras de Rodin y cuarenta de
los contemporáneos franceses, del Museo de Bellas Artes; junto a
veintisiete esculturas y tres dibujos del Museo Rodin. Por razones obvias
y de espacio no nos hemos propuesto acá escribir un trabajo académico
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7 Sept. 2001- 2 Dec. 2001
The Gates of Hell
www.uol.com.br/pinasp/index.htm
E-mail:
pinasp@uol.com.br
Also under:
www.spzoom.com/pinacoteca |
Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
Praça da Luz, 2
01120-010 Luz - São Paulo - SP -Brasil
Tel. +55 - 11 - 229 98 44
Assessor de Imprensa: Dilson Marinho
This Museum owns eight Rodin pieces and has recently organized three
great exhibitions on Auguste
Rodin, Aristide Maillol and Niki de St. Phalle.
The new exhibition will be centered around the Gates of Hell.
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17 Oct. 2000 - 26 Aug. 2001
Exhibition of Rodin sculptures
from the Cantor Foundation
www.thegracemuseum.org/
Tragic Muse, 1890-96, cast in 1986, bronze, cast 5/8, 13 x
25.5 x 15.25" Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation
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The Grace Museum, Abilene
102 Cypress Street,
Abilene, Texas, USA
Tel. 001 - 915 - 673 45 87
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7 April - 19 August 2001.
From Rodin to Baselitz
www.staatsgalerie.de/
E-Mail: Staatsgalerie
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Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 30-32
Postfach: 10 43 42
D- 70038 Stuttgart
Tel. +49 - 711-212 40 50 - 40 28
Fax +49 -711-212 40 68 / 236 99 83
From
Rodin to Baselitz - The Torso in Modern Sculpture
The exhibition argues that regarding the torso as a
finished work of art in itself began with Rodin, who questioned the
tradition of the high finish of classical sculpture and instead presented morceaux,
fragments, that should cointain as much truth as the whole figure. The
torso was taken up by 20th century artists to work to represent the nude
as well as an abstract meditation on form.
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4 April 2001 - 8 July 2001:
The lessons of Italy
Villa Medici, Rome
31 March - 14 October 2001
Candida Höfer et al.
Musée des Beaux Arts, Calais
www.mairie-calais.fr/
bourgeois.htm
The Burghers of Calais |
Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, Calais
(Museum of FineArts and Lace)
25 Rue Richelieu
F - 62100, Calais
Tel. +33 - 3 21 - 46 48 40
Fax +33 - 3 21 - 46 48 47
The Monument to the Burghers of Calais, inaugurated 1895 and since
long placed now in front of the City Hall, currently needs a restauration,
which will be executed at Rodin. La leçon de l'Italie (The Lessons of
Italy),4 April 2001 - 8 July 2001.
The Calais Museum has invited contemporary artists (Candida Höfer,
Alain Fleischer, Richard Wentworth)
to give their views on this historical sculpture and its relation to the
public. This exhibition runs from 31 March - 14 October 2001. On this
occasion, also the question of the pedestal is discussed again.
Thursday, March 8, 2001, at the Calais Town
Hall, by 10.30 a.m.
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21 February - 10 May 2001
Rodin in 1900
www.paris.org/Musees/
Luxembourg/info.html
www.senat.fr/evenement/
fondationrau/musee.html
musee.du.luxembourg@senat.fr
Eve, bronze. Photo: Annie Mills |
Musée du Luxembourg
19 rue Vaugirard
F-75006 Paris, France
Mo. Odéon
Tel. +33 - 1 - 42 34 25 95
Fax +33 - 1 - 46 34 61 62
Next to the Palais du Luxembourg, the former Musée du Luxembourg,
that once housed permanent nineteenth century sculpture and painting
collections, is now a gallery presenting temporary exhibitions. The Eve
figure, cast in 1911 for the Musée du Luxembourg, was deposed in the
Musée Rodin in 1918.
In 1900, Rodin was invited to organize an exhibition of his work
within the framework of the Paris World exhibition. For this purpose,
Rodin had his own pavillion built at the Place de l'Alma. Paris. Rodin´s
show has been re-created as closely as possible at the Musée du
Luxembourg.
The display, put together by the Musée Rodin and the Reunion of
National Museums in collaboration with the Senate and the Tokyo Shimbun,
echoes the catalogue of the 1900 exhibition, which gathered together 168
sculptures and over 100 drawings and photographs. The collection of
finished bronzes and plaster studies includes The Man with the Broken Nose
to the portraits of Balzac and Victor Hugo, the monumental Gates to Hell
and many studies of the female nude.
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20 January till 22 April 2001
Camille Claudel: from the Shadow of Rodin
www.singerlaren.nl
E-mail: museum@singerlaren.nl
www.noord-holland-tourist.nl/
nl/museumplein/msgm7.htm
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Singer Museum, LAREN (NH)
Oude Drift 1
NL - 1251 BS Laren NH
Holland
Tel. +31 - 35 - 53 15 656
The Singer Museum owes its original collection to the American
collector and painter W.H. Singer. The collection is focused on Dutch and
French Art of the 1880-1950 period. A great attraction is the sculpture
garden (admission free) which shows, among others, Rodin´s Thinker.
The Singer Museum participated in the 1995 Dutch Rodin exhibition (see
above). From 20 January till 22 April 2001, an exhibition on Camille
Claudel and her relation to Rodin took place: From the Shadow of Rodin.
The exhibition, organized in collaboration with Paul Claudel´s
granddaughter Reine-Marie Paris, showed a number of recently re-discovered
Claudel works, along with some Rodin bronzes (Eve, Triumphant Youth).
Singer Bulletin #14 January 2001 (on the Claudel show)
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