
Michael Van den Abeele, ’Verschijning van het zeldzame aan het veelvoorkomende’ (Appearance of the rare to the common) (2011)

Michael Van den Abeele, ’Verschijning van het zeldzame aan het veelvoorkomende’ (Appearance of the rare to the common) (2011)


This apple tree is located at Woolsthorpe Manor, near Grantham, Lincolnshire, and it is here under its branches that Isaac Newton sat in 1665 when ‘the notion of gravitation came to mind’.

Michael Wolf, ‘Real Fake Art’ (2006) featuring a copy of Gerhard Richter’s ‘Two Candles’ (1982)
The ‘Real Fake Art’ series explores the copy art industry in China, which exports 70% of copies of famous masterpieces to North America and Europe.

Roni Horn, ‘Things That Happen Again, Pair Object VII (For a Here and a There)’ (1986-1988)