Chris Doyle Receives Borusan Contemporary Art Collection Prize for Waste_Generation
Chris Doyle, an artist from Brooklyn, has been honored with the Borusan Contemporary Art Collection Prize. This award enables the Borusan Contemporary Art Collection to acquire one artwork featured at the Moving Image Istanbul art fair. Doyle's work, titled Waste_Generation, was created in 2011 and draws inspiration from Thomas Cole’s series The Course of Empire, painted between 1833 and 1836. This series depicts a city’s evolution from peaceful countryside to eventual ruin. Waste_Generation represents the second part of Doyle's larger project that seeks to modernize Cole’s themes for today’s audience. The artwork will be on display at the fair until September 28, 2014, with the prize announcement made on September 25, 2014.
Key facts
- Chris Doyle won the Borusan Contemporary Art Collection Prize
- The prize funds acquisition of artwork from Moving Image Istanbul art fair
- Winning artwork is Waste_Generation (2011)
- Artwork inspired by Thomas Cole's The Course of Empire (1833-1836)
- Waste_Generation is second part of Doyle's project reinterpreting Cole
- Artwork on view at fair through September 28, 2014
- Prize announced September 25, 2014
- Chris Doyle is Brooklyn-based artist
Entities
Artists
- Chris Doyle
- Thomas Cole
Institutions
- Borusan Contemporary Art Collection
- Moving Image Istanbul art fair
Locations
- Brooklyn
- Istanbul
- Turkey