another hour, I-VI, installation view2017
Various numbers of porcelain vessels, alabaster blocks, wood blocks and tin boxes in aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
187 × 40 × 40 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
epyllion, 2013, installation view
epyllion, 2013, installation view
55 porcelain vessels in 3 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines188 × 210 × 12 cm each; 19 × 667 × 22.5 cm overall
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view2017
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view2017
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
atmosphere, 2014, installation view
atmosphere, 2014, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view2017
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
vita silente, I, installation view2017
5 porcelain vessels and 3 alabaster blocks with gilding on an aluminium shelf
60 × 110 × 30 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
canzoni, 2016
canzoni, 2016
2 porcelain vessels with gilding and 3 alabaster blocks on an aluminium shelf73 × 60 × 30 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
still beside you, with her empty hands, II2017
3 porcelain vessels, porcelain shards, porcelain tiles with gilding and 1 tin box in an aluminium and plexiglass vitrine
70 × 42 × 10 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Avenue des Gobelins (For Atget), 2016, installation view
Avenue des Gobelins (For Atget), 2016, installation view
Porcelain and graphite in aluminium and plexiglass vitrines.Each vitrine 38 × 50 × 10 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Avenue des Gobelins (For Atget), I, 2016
Avenue des Gobelins (For Atget), I, 2016
4 porcelain vessels and 1 graphite block in an aluminium and plexiglass vitrine38 × 50 × 10 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
in time, III, installation view2017
8 porcelain vessels, 5 alabaster blocks with gilding and 3 pieces of silver in an aluminium and plexiglass vitrine
70 × 90 × 28 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
in time, II, 2017
in time, II, 2017
5 porcelain vessels, 5 alabaster blocks and 1 porcelain tile with gilding in an aluminium and plexiglass vitrine70 × 90 × 28 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
five winter songs, V, 2016
five winter songs, V, 2016
6 porcelain vessels and 2 alabaster blocks in an aluminium and plexiglass vitrine10 × 120 × 10 cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
a white bottle is all that remains2017
Handwritten wall text
5150 × 178cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
a white bottle is all that remains2017
Handwritten wall text
5150 × 178cm
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
– elsewhere –, 2015; – elsewhere, again –, 2015; installation view
– elsewhere –, 2015; – elsewhere, again –, 2015; installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
the reader, 2016, installation view
the reader, 2016, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view2017
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view2017
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal, installation view
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.
atmosphere, 2014, installation view
atmosphere, 2014, installation view
286 porcelain vessels in 9 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines30 × 300 × 25 cm each
Morandi / Edmund de Waal
Artipelag, Stockholm
7 April – 1 October 2017
Exploring the visual and literary dialogue between Edmund de Waal and Giorgio Morandi, the exhibition will feature over fifty paintings by Morandi and thirty works by de Waal, including his series of nine suspended vitrines called atmosphere, first shown in 2014. New works include another hour - a collection of six freestanding towers containing porcelain vessels - and another homage to the square - five vitrines containing blocks of white alabaster and gilded porcelain tiles. De Waal will also produce a handwritten text piece, which will span the gallery walls. The exhibition will be accompanied by a lower floor library room where visitors will be able to draw, write letters and read the novels and poetry that has inspired both artists.