Events
Upcoming Publication
Edmund de Waal in
Frick Diptychs
Edmund de Waal is one of the first participants in Frick Diptychs, a new series of books to be published by the Frick. Each book will illuminate a single work from the museum’s collection by juxtaposing an essay by a curator with a text from a contemporary cultural figure. De Waal and Charlotte Vignon will each contribute an essay about a pair of porcelain and bronze candlesticks by the eighteenth-century French metalworker Pierre Gouthière.
Photo: Ben McKee
Visit
Nocturne Rive Droite
Wednesday, May 17, 2017, 6–11pm
4 rue de Ponthieu, Paris
www.art-rivedroite.com
Galleries located in the triangle d’or will be open to visitors after hours. A group exhibition including work by John Chamberlain, Walter De Maria, Edmund de Waal, Carsten Höller, Olivier Mosset, Steven Parrino, Sterling Ruby, Richard Serra, Taryn Simon, and Tatiana Trouvé will be on view at our Paris gallery.
Photo: Zarko Vijatovic
Announcements
Award
Edmund de Waal
Edmund de Waal will receive the Max and Trude Berger Award from the Jewish Museum Vienna on November 6, 2018. De Waal generously supported the museum by donating the Ephrussi family archive and netsuke collection to the institution earlier this year.
Photo: Ben McKee
Museum Exhibitions
On View
Edmund de Waal
psalm
Through September 29, 2019
Museo Ebraico and Ateneo Veneto, Venice
www.edmunddewaal.com
Edmund de Waal: psalm is a two-part exhibition in Venice. The first part takes place at the Scuola Canton, a sixteenth-century synagogue under the aegis of Museo Ebraico, and includes new installations of porcelain, marble, and gold that reflect the literary and musical heritage of the place. The second part is at the Ateneo Veneto, where Edmund de Waal has constructed a small library within the main space that houses two thousand books written by exiled authors from Ovid’s time to the present day.
Edmund de Waal, tehillim, 2019 (detail) © Edmund de Waal. Photo: Mike Bruce
On View
Elective Affinities
Edmund de Waal at the Frick Collection
Through November 17, 2019
Frick Collection, New York
www.frick.org
The Frick Collection presents an installation of Edmund de Waal’s site-specific works made of porcelain, steel, gold, marble, and glass that are displayed alongside works from the permanent collection.
Front: Edmund de Waal, that pause of space, 2019 © Edmund de Waal. Back: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Comtesse d’Haussonville, 1845. Photo: Christopher Burke
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Edmund de Waal
breath
February 20–May 11, 2019
Ivorypress, Madrid
www.ivorypress.com
Breath is an invitation for Edmund de Waal to work across Ivorypress’s three different spaces: the publishing house, the exhibition space, and the bookshop. At the heart of this project is an artist’s book, published by Ivorypress. To accompany the volume, de Waal has made a series of seventeen new works; alongside these is a reading room, housing a selection of one hundred books, inviting visitors to sit down and read.
Edmund de Waal, your name, 2018 (detail) © Edmund de Waal
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Edmund de Waal
–one way or other–
September 15, 2018–January 6, 2019
Schindler House, Los Angeles
makcenter.org
Edmund de Waal’s first architectural intervention in America is being held at the Schindler House: a landmark of West Coast modernism, built in 1922 in West Hollywood by Viennese émigré architect Rudolph Schindler. The exhibition includes recent works that respond directly to the materials and spaces of the house, and a sound piece conceived with the composer Simon Fisher Turner.
Edmund de Waal, –one way or other–, 2018 (detail) © Edmund de Waal. Photo: Mike Bruce
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Edmund de Waal
white island
June 8–September 16, 2018
Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa, Ibiza, Spain
www.eivissa.es
Edmund de Waal’s first exhibition in Spain will include existing works as well as new pieces that de Waal made with Ibiza, also known as “the White Island,” in mind.
Edmund de Waal, white island, II, 2018 © Edmund de Waal. Photo: Mike Bruce
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Edmund de Waal
Giorgio Morandi
April 7–October 1, 2017
Artipelag, Gustavsberg, Sweden
artipelag.se
In this exhibition, contemporary British ceramicist and author Edmund de Waal meets renowned Italian painter Giorgio Morandi, whose oeuvre largely consists of sensual still-life paintings of pottery. However, it’s not ceramics that unites these two artists but rather the encouragement of mindful viewing and contemplation. Bo Nilsson has curated the exhibition in collaboration with de Waal.
Installation view, Edmund de Waal/Giorgio Morandi, 2017. Artwork © Edmund de Waal. Photo by Jean-Baptiste Béranger
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Edmund de Waal
Lettres de Londres
January 20–April 15, 2017
Espace Muraille, Geneva
www.espacemuraille.com
A series of new works by Edmund de Waal, inspired by the writings of Voltaire.
Edmund de Waal, in C, 2015. Photo by Mike Bruce