A conversation between Hans Ulrich Obrist and John Baldessari: Jonathan Monk

Past exhibition

Overview
Works

Overview

Jonathan Monk

Butterflies Cut Out And Encouraged To Fly Away (12), 2016, size 30, 2016

The one-man exhibition of Jonathan Monk at Dvir Gallery Brussels consists of an eclectic compilation of recent and older works. Most of them offer his typical playful look on important works of conceptual and minimal art. Using intelligent strategies the artist replays, remasters, decontextualised and questions iconic art pieces.

He plays with references to works by Kippenberger, Alighiero e Boetti, Warhol or Jeff Koons.

Works

Jonathan Monk, Butterflies Cut Out And Encouraged To Fly Away (12), 2016, size 30, 2016
Jonathan Monk, Butterflies Cut Out And Encouraged To Fly Away (1), 2016
Jonathan Monk, A Copy Of Deflated Sculpture V, 2009/2020
Jonathan Monk, All the possible ways of switching 8 torches on one at a time (silver up-lighting), 2013
Jonathan Monk, Dear Painter Paint Me Again and Again, 2011
Jonathan Monk, A Conversation Between Hans Ulrich Obrist and John Baldessari, 2013
Jonathan Monk, Exhibit Model Detail with Additional Information IV, 2020
Jonathan Monk, Exhibit Model Detail with Additional Information XIII, 2020
Jonathan Monk, Sketch for Name Used to Fill Space, 2017
Jonathan Monk, Poster of Sol Lewitt wall painting F. Untitled pasted onto wall painting, 2015
Jonathan Monk, Hand holding negative, 2015
Jonathan Monk, My mother's Dog gets nervous when I go Home, 2017
Jonathan Monk, My mother's Dog gets nervous when I go Home, 2017
Jonathan Monk, A Build Up Of Residue, 2016
Jonathan Monk, Violent Shadow VI, 2016