Martin Creed's Balloon Installation Fills Museo Burel in Belluno
Curator Daniela Zangrando continues her project of bringing contemporary art to Belluno's Museo Burel, this time with British artist Martin Creed. The exhibition features Work no. 3891, 2025, an evolution of his 1998 piece Work No. 200. Half the air in a given space, where white balloons fill half the museum's volume. Creed, winner of the 2001 Turner Prize, aims to make air visible. The show is part of the museum's Masquerade cycle, following earlier exhibitions by Christian Boltanski, Roman Signer, and Hans Haacke. Creed's works are held in major institutions including MoMA New York, Centre Pompidou Paris, and Tate Modern London.
Key facts
- Martin Creed's exhibition at Museo Burel in Belluno features Work no. 3891, 2025
- The work is an evolution of Work No. 200. Half the air in a given space (1998)
- Curator Daniela Zangrando has been directing the museum since 2019
- Previous artists in her program include Christian Boltanski, Roman Signer, and Hans Haacke
- Creed won the Turner Prize in 2001 for The Lights Going On And Off
- His works are in MoMA New York, Centre Pompidou Paris, Victoria and Albert Museum London, and others
- The exhibition is part of the Masquerade cycle at Museo Burel
- Creed created a light installation Everything Is Going To Be Alright in Milan in 2006
Entities
Artists
- Martin Creed
- Daniela Zangrando
- Christian Boltanski
- Roman Signer
- Hans Haacke
- Beatrice Marchi
Institutions
- Museo Burel
- Galerie Analix
- Camden Art Centre
- Kunsthalle Bern
- Tate Modern
- Fondazione Trussardi
- MoMA New York
- Centre Pompidou Paris
- Victoria and Albert Museum London
Locations
- Belluno
- Italy
- Wakefield
- Geneva
- Switzerland
- London
- Milan
- New York
- Paris
- Città del Messico
- Miami
- Vancouver
- Cleveland
- Frankfurt
- Brisbane