Jonathan Monk
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Jonathan Monk (born in 1969, in Leicester, UK) is an artist living and working in Berlin.
Life and career
Art practice
Monk questions the meaning of art using conceptualism in a way that Ken Johnson in The New York Times called "sweet, wry and poetic".[1]
In an interview with David Shrigley, Monk says: "Is it or is it not or can it or can it not be? This is something that has been dealt with within the art world for some time and I guess the unanswerable question keeps us all going..."[2]
Art works
2010
"Diecimila" - Facsimile produced and published by mfc-michèle didier, Brussels
2007
"Deadman", selected for the Renaissance Society's 2007 group show, "Meanwhile, In Baghdad..."[3]
References
- ^ Johnson, Ken. "ART IN REVIEW; Jonathan Monk -- 'Free Lane'". New York Times. Retrieved 5 December 2013.
- ^ David, Shrigley. "Why are we Artists?". Retrieved 5 December 2013.
- ^ "Meanwhile, In Baghdad..." at the Renaissance Society
External sources
Lisson Gallery
Dvir Gallery
Frieze Magazine
New York Times Review
Casey Kaplan Gallery
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