martin-creed

...and shade” (Martin Creed, 5 October 2005). Disarmingly empty, or deceptively full - these are but two of the physical and philosophical conundrums presented by Martin Creed. Working with playful everyday materials, Creed makes simple yet transcendently evocative works...

Martin Creed’s Work No: 312, A lamp going on and off (2003), and Ugo Rondinone’s colour target painting No. 243 ZWEIUNDZWANZIGSTERMAERZZWEITAUSENDUNDEI (2001). Optical Mix features works by Joseph Kosuth, Martin Creed, Callum Morton, Daniel von Sturmer, Ken Jacobs, Stanislaus Ostoja-Kotowski, Nike Savvas, Bridget Riley, Ugo Rondinone and Cake Industries.

...into its streets, clubs and galleries, documenting the less mediated new art in London, one of the world’s thriving and most watched contemporary art centres.Exhibiting Artists: Martin Creed and Hugo Glendinning, Pauline Daly, Jeremy Deller, Matthew Franks, Brian Griffits, Inventory...

Martin Creed: The Lights Off, installation view, ACCA, 2005. Courtesy ACCA Archive...

...full colour reproductions of work by Joseph Kosuth, Martin Creed, Callum Morton, Daniel von Sturmer, Ken Jacobs, Stanislaus Ostoja-Kotowski, Nike Savvas, Bridget Riley, Ugo Rondinone and Cake Industries.

...full colour reproductions of work by Joseph Kosuth, Martin Creed, Callum Morton, Daniel von Sturmer, Ken Jacobs, Stanislaus Ostoja-Kotowski, Nike Savvas, Bridget Riley, Ugo Rondinone and Cake Industries.

...with Australian and international organisations that would lead to the presentation of new work by key practitioners such as Lucy Orta and Martin Creed. ACCA’s attendance figures increased by a substantial 25% and schools participating in ACCA’s education program nearly doubled.

...kinetics and visual oscillations. Works that play on perception and visuality are brought together in this international survey exhibition include, On Color/Multi#3 (1991) by Joseph Kosuth, Martin Creed’s Work No: 312, A lamp going...

...countries, who would you most like to meet and why? I'd like to meet Franz West, Martin Creed, Fischli and Weiss, Roman Ondak, Hany Armanious and Rebecca Warren. It looks like there are quite a lot of younger artists in this biennale and I'm also looking forward to seeing works by people I haven't...

Creed 7 October 2005 ACCA and the Melbourne International Arts Festival presented a public lecture by UK artist Martin Creed in conjunction with his ACCA exhibition The Lights Off. Venue: Federation Hall, Victorian College of the Arts Talk...