“Haus de Frau 1″ & “Haus der Frau 2″ are actually displays to present textiles, these works are based on the collaboration between Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich during the 20′s and 30′s. “Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit” was also designed by Mies van der Rohe & Lilly Reich for an exhibtion to promote German glass.
Installation View
2008
Tate Britain.
Haus der Frau I, 2008
Glass, Steel
Installation View, Tate Britain.
Haus der Frau II, 2008
Glass, Steel
Installation View, Tate Britain.
“Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit”, 2008.
Glass, Wood, Steel
Installation View,Tate Britain.
“Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit”, 2008
Glass, Wood, Steel
Installation View, Tate Britain
“Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit”, 2008
Glass, Wood, Steel
Installation View, Tate Britain.
Goshka Macuga merges the roles of collector, curator and artist, creating carefully staged, mixed-media installations which draw on the conventions of the historical archive and exhibition making. In a form of collaboration with artists, both past and present, her dramatic environments juxtapose disparate collections of objects: archive material, film, sound, her own works and works by other artists. Ignoring traditional hierarchies of display, she creates a freedom to suggest new narratives and relationships; between artists, objects and the museum. [Extract : Tate Britain]
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