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An exhibition of paintings, drawings and texts by Peter Greenaway, creation and video direction by Saskia Boddeke
Mar 4, 2017 - 11:05 AM
‘BODY PARTS’ – an investigation of the human body
An exhibition of paintings, drawings and texts by Peter Greenaway, creation and video direction by Saskia Boddeke
Mar 4, 2017 - 11:05 AM
The exhibition consists of some ninety paintings and drawings with several projections and is accompanied by texts, being a subjective view of part of Greenaway’s image and text creativity.
Content-wise they are of listings of individual body parts, moving to considerations of groupings relative to family trees, collective groups, single and group portraits, depictions of film and theatre casts, audiences, double portraits and heraldic dynasties.
The paintings’ characteristics consist of images made with Greenaway-customised stencils and templates and a persistent suggestion of deliberate artificial wear and erosion.
The paintings and drawings made over the last ten years, are of acrylic on board with occasional collage elements.
The centre piece on the large altar-wall of the church will be a short film which will be continuously looped, created by Saskia Boddeke. The main theme of this film is Peter’s face, reading “The Greenaway Alphabet”, a series of short stories that have various relevances to his activity as an artist and observer of the human body and mortal condition.
A series of Peter’s drawings will be video-mapped on to Peter’s face as he reads the stories. Next to this centre video there will be two smaller set ups of video projection and a sound scape.

Instituto de las Industrias Culturales y de las Artes de la Región de Murcia (ICA)
Until Friday May 19, 2017
Sala Verónicas, 4 Calle Verónicas, Murcia.
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Content-wise they are of listings of individual body parts, moving to considerations of groupings relative to family trees, collective groups, single and group portraits, depictions of film and theatre casts, audiences, double portraits and heraldic dynasties.
The paintings’ characteristics consist of images made with Greenaway-customised stencils and templates and a persistent suggestion of deliberate artificial wear and erosion.
The paintings and drawings made over the last ten years, are of acrylic on board with occasional collage elements.
The centre piece on the large altar-wall of the church will be a short film which will be continuously looped, created by Saskia Boddeke. The main theme of this film is Peter’s face, reading “The Greenaway Alphabet”, a series of short stories that have various relevances to his activity as an artist and observer of the human body and mortal condition.
A series of Peter’s drawings will be video-mapped on to Peter’s face as he reads the stories. Next to this centre video there will be two smaller set ups of video projection and a sound scape.

Instituto de las Industrias Culturales y de las Artes de la Región de Murcia (ICA)
Until Friday May 19, 2017
Sala Verónicas, 4 Calle Verónicas, Murcia.
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