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Claire Morgan
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Claire Morgan
His autumn, the Noordbrabants Museum will exhibit the intriguing work of a young artist from Northern Ireland, Claire Morgan. After successful exhibitions abroad, including in Britain, this will be her first solo museum exhibition in the Netherlands. Morgan's sculptures and paintings explore the vulnerable relationship between people and their natural environment. Claire Morgan's sculptures are enchanting show stoppers in which elegantly taxidermied animals are on the verge of falling, jumping or flying. Their frozen movement is emphasised by the interaction with monumental geometric shapes that seem to float. According to Morgan, the creation of these seemingly solid shapes from seeds, flies, leaves and pieces of plastic, hanging from nylon threads, symbolises the futile attempt of mankind to control and organise nature. By using artificial materials, such as plastic, she also exposes the destructive relationship that mankind has with nature. Exhibition: Noordbrabants Museum, Den Bosch, The Netherlands (08.10.2016-08.01.2017).
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Claire Morgan: Joy in the Pain
Claire Morgan's (*1980) sculptures shake up our notion of a world neatly separated into nature and culture. She allows nature to break into the context of art by creating minimalist arrangements of plastic bits, seeds, and corpses. The artist uses taxidermy animals to fracture this supposed geometrical clarity, intermingling the artificial, the constructed with life and death. With her spaces and eco-poetic sculptures Morgan creates a refuge for nature as still life, deftly bringing us closer to the endangered beauty and fragility of her fauna.
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Crowdpleaser
"Crowdpleaser is a publication documenting the work of sculptor Claire Morgan. It is the result of a residency she undertook at Persistence Works Studios, Sheffield, in 2006. This book includes an essay by Deborah Kermode and an interview with Ele Forsyth. A number of Claire Morgan's installations are explored here, with a focus on Perch (crowdpleaser), a piece that was made for the residency."--BOOK JACKET.
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