Marijn van Kreij's 'Living Together' at Pale Horse, London
At Pale Horse in London, Marijn van Kreij showcases 'Living Together,' featuring 11 paper artworks and a continuous video loop that draws on influences from Pop art, Suprematism, Bauhaus, and Arte Povera. The exhibition includes collages, drawings, and paintings that merge found text and visuals from modern and contemporary Western art, literature, and pop culture. Notable titles reference figures like Andy Warhol, Frances Stark, Sturtevant, Richard Tuttle, and Edward Koren. A standout piece, 'Untitled (Andy Warhol, Frances Stark, My Best Thing, 2011)' (2021), integrates a quotation from Warhol alongside a still from Stark's 2011 video 'My Best Thing.' The exhibition is open until 18 July.
Key facts
- Marijn van Kreij's exhibition 'Living Together' is on view at Pale Horse, London, through 18 July.
- The show includes 11 works on paper and one short looped video.
- Works reference Pop art, Suprematism, Bauhaus, and Arte Povera.
- Artists cited include Andy Warhol, Frances Stark, Sturtevant, Richard Tuttle, and Edward Koren.
- The work 'Untitled (Andy Warhol, Frances Stark, My Best Thing, 2011)' (2021) combines a Warhol quotation with a still from Stark's video.
- Many works are collages, handmade drawings, or paintings with visible creases, rips, or stains.
- The exhibition title comes from a 1977 Newsweek cover reproduced in the large-scale 'Untitled (Edward Koren, Living Together, 1977)' (2025).
- Van Kreij's approach is described as a joyful, non-individualistic remix of art history.
Entities
Artists
- Marijn van Kreij
- Andy Warhol
- Frances Stark
- Sturtevant
- Richard Tuttle
- Edward Koren
- David Berman
Institutions
- Pale Horse
- Newsweek
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom