Patrick Van Caeckenbergh's Fairy Tales Never Last
The article discusses Patrick Van Caeckenbergh's exhibition "Les contes de fée ne durent jamais" (Fairy Tales Never Last), featured in the April 2005 issue of artpress. The Belgian artist is known for his intricate, often whimsical works that blend natural history, folklore, and personal mythology. The exhibition likely presents a series of pieces that challenge the permanence of fairy tales and narratives, reflecting Van Caeckenbergh's characteristic use of found objects, taxidermy, and meticulous craftsmanship. The title suggests a meditation on the ephemeral nature of stories and the illusions they create. The article is available as a PDF download from artpress.
Key facts
- Patrick Van Caeckenbergh is a Belgian artist.
- The exhibition is titled 'Les contes de fée ne durent jamais'.
- The exhibition was featured in artpress magazine.
- The article was published in April 2005.
- The article is available as a PDF download.
- Van Caeckenbergh's work often incorporates found objects and taxidermy.
- The exhibition explores themes of fairy tales and ephemerality.
- The artist blends natural history, folklore, and personal mythology.
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Artists
- Patrick Van Caeckenbergh
Institutions
- artpress
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