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The collection I – Fall 2002

Items (47)

Sacrifice
Marlene Dumas, Sacrifice, 1993. Painting, oil, canvas, 70 x 90 cm.
Hematuria
Dennis Adams, Hematuria, 1994. Sculpture, wood, aluminium, perspex, fluorescent light, cibatrans, 84,5 x 89,3 x 58,4 cm.
Conversation Piece with a...
Juan Muñoz, Conversation Piece with a Stick, 1994. Sculpture, brass, 158 x 90 cm.
Fragment uit zelfportret ...
Mark Manders, Fragment uit zelfportret als gebouw (bundel van vergissingen) [Fragment from self-portrait as a building (bundle of mistakes)], 1994. Installation, mixed media, 102 x 21 x 28 cm.
Fragment uit zelfportret ...
Mark Manders, Fragment uit zelfportret als gebouw [Fragment from self-portrait as a building], 1994. Drawing, graphite, paper, 120 x 155 cm.
Fragment uit zelfportret ...
Mark Manders, Fragment uit zelfportret als gebouw [Fragment from self-portrait as a building], 1994. Drawing, graphite, paper, 155 x 120 cm.
Wieliczka. May 1994 (The ...
Craigie Horsfield, Wieliczka. May 1994 (The artist before his patron X 11/8), 1994. Photography, ink, paper, 71 x 88 cm.
Skyspace
James Turrell, Skyspace, 1994. Installation, 6.5 x 6.5 x 5.5 m.
The Corridor of Extinction
Mark Dion, The Corridor of Extinction, 1995. Installation, mixed media.
Slight Delight
Marlene Dumas, Slight Delight, 1996. Drawing, aquarelle, paper, 125 x 70 cm.
Sailor's Dream
Marlene Dumas, Sailor's Dream, 1996. Drawing, watercolour, paper, 125 x 70 cm.
Mis-Cast
Marlene Dumas, Mis-Cast, 1996. Drawing, aquarelle, paper, 125 x 70 cm.
Indian Summer
Marlene Dumas, Indian Summer, 1996. Drawing, aquarelle, paper, 125 x 70 cm.
Blind Joy
Marlene Dumas, Blind Joy, 1996. Drawing, aquarel on paper, 125 x 70 cm.
Silhouette I and II
Eran Schaerf, Silhouette I and II, 1997. Installation, certificate, transparants, doorhandle, euro-palettes, neons, map, variable dimensions.
Ouverture [Overture]
Bernard Frize, Ouverture [Overture], 1998. Painting, acrylic, canvas, resin, 185 x 232.5 cm.
Continuous Transformation...
Rodney Graham, Continuous Transformation of the Form of a Child's Sled into that of Another, 2000. Installation, paper, 20.5 x 14 x 2 cm.
Continuous Transformation...
Rodney Graham, Continuous Transformation of the Form of a Child's Sled into that of Another, 2000. Installation, paper, 20.5 x 14 x 2 cm.
Office Baroque: Maquette ...
Office Baroque: Maquette van architect Tom Luyckx, 2004. Miscellaneum.

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