#Manfred Pernice

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Manfred Pernice, Untitled, 1996

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by Manfred Pernice

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manfred pernice

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Manfred Pernice: meinFeld

L’artista tedesco Manfred Pernice evoca il concetto di trasformazione urbana in un continuo rimando tra rovina, come memoria o scarto, e reinvenzione

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Manfred Pernice - Untitled

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Manfred Pernice

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Manfred Pernice

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Artwork from left to right: Manfred Pernice, 'diary – 03.11.07' (2008); Christie Neptune. She Fell From Normalcy (2016); and Nairy Baghramian, 'Side Leaps', open date. Photos by @_standovar 

Exhibition | CUT SCENE (a pseudonym for structure), November 06 – December 11

I am happy to share that I am exhibiting "She Fell From Normalcy," (2016) in CUT SCENE (a pseudonym for structure) at Pascal Gallery. The Show opens November 6th and will run until December 11.

CUT SCENE (a pseudonym for structure) is the Ramapo Curatorial Prize exhibition curated by Katherine C. M. Adams. In this exhibition, public space is fragmented – featured artists expose the vulnerability of social architectures and recast their histories as fiction, cutting into scenes of false coherence.

CUT SCENE (a pseudonym for structure) November 6 - December 11 Artists: Nairy Baghramian, Jason Hirata, Christie Neptune, Manfred Pernice

Source: https://www.ramapo.edu/berriecenter/event/cut-scene-a-pseudonym-for-structure/

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Manfred Pernice, Megan Plunkett at Emalin

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Manfred Pernice - Untitled

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Manfred Pernice, Tree , 2018 at Anton Kern Gallery

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Adam - August by Manfred Pernice

Mixed Media

Various woods, paper, enamel paint, varnish

Artwork size

159.0 x 63.0 x 62.0 (cm)

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manfred pernice

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Brandlhuber+ & Manfred Pernice - Stable conversion, Ninikowo 2020. The latest issue of 2G magazine is devoted to Brandlhuber+. Via, photos (C) Erica Overmeer.