Photos: © Stephen White and Co . + Large Glass
As is characteristic of Tuerlinckx’s work, the space and context of the gallery enters into her web of associations. Continue reading Joëlle Tuerlinckx
photos: © Gina Folly . + Kunstmuseum Basel
Tuerlinckx’s art is based on a sustained and time-consuming engagement with simple things; for three decades, she has gathered found items or articles of daily use that crossed her path and methodically collected them in a comprehensive archive. These objects have inspired her to reflect on what it means to be a human being—they are, to use the artist’s term, elements of the real. Continue reading Joëlle Tuerlinckx
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photos: © Stuart Whipps . © Filip Vanzieleghem . + Arnolfini . Galerie Christian Nagel . wiels
Tuerlinckx’s site-specific practice often focuses on the formal properties of gallery spaces, the role of museums, and the museums’ relationship to their communities. Continue reading Joëlle Tuerlinckx
