Adam Pendleton's 'Can I Be?' Opens at Langen Foundation
The Langen Foundation in Dusseldorf is currently showcasing Adam Pendleton's exhibition titled 'Can I Be?'. This display highlights his exploration of abstraction and language through black-and-white visuals, text, and collage, focusing on themes of identity and history. Situated on a former NATO missile base in Hombroich and designed by Tadao Ando, the Langen Foundation provides a distinctive backdrop for Pendleton's art. The exhibition features pieces from his 'Black Dada' and 'System of Display' collections, along with a bilingual press release. Attendees can experience the exhibition until a yet-to-be-determined date. This important showcase of Pendleton's latest work in Germany follows exhibitions of other notable artists, including Katharina Grosse and Ai Weiwei.
Key facts
- Adam Pendleton's exhibition 'Can I Be?' is at the Langen Foundation in Dusseldorf.
- The exhibition is presented by the Langen Foundation.
- The Langen Foundation is located in Dusseldorf, Germany.
- The exhibition includes works from Pendleton's series such as 'Black Dada' and 'System of Display'.
- The press release is available in English and German.
- The Langen Foundation is known for its architecture by Tadao Ando.
- The exhibition is part of the foundation's contemporary art program.
- Pendleton's work has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art and the Venice Biennale.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Langen Foundation
- Monopol
- Berlin Art Link
Locations
- Dusseldorf
- Germany
- Neuss
- Richmond
- Virginia
- United States
- Raketenstation Hombroich 1, 41472 Neuss