Nina Beier

Nina Beier’s sculptures often take ready-made objects as their starting point: pastel-coloured sinks, remote-controlled toy cars, and porcelain vases <p>Nina Beier’s sculptures often take ready-made objects as their starting point: pastel-coloured sinks, remote-controlled toy cars, and porcelain vases chart routes from original to copy, traveling through time and space from one culture or historical era to another.</p><p>The meanings of the objects used by Nina Beier (b. 1975, Denmark) change in new contexts. Sometimes sculptures are left in limbo, flickering between their own material presence and the image they project. The seriality of the objects, posed in constellation with each other, yield their complete meaning through their multiple iterations.</p><p>Featuring an element of performance, this retrospective exhibition is the most comprehensive overview of Beier’s work to date.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma</p><p>22.3.-8.9.2024</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Tue-Fri 10.00–20.30</p><p>Sat 10.00–18.00</p><p>Sun 10.00–17.00</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Admission fee 20/12€, under 18 yrs free entry&nbsp;</p>

Location

Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma

Mannerheiminaukio 2

Helsinki

00100

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