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Keith Arnatt: Absence of the Artist, Sprüth Magers

01 Sep 15 – 26 Sep 15, Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm

Sprüth Magers gets to grips with pioneering photographer Keith Arnatt in this short but sweet conceptual art exhibition

By CW Contributor on 6/8/2015

Keith Arnatt artist, Sprüth Magers London 2015
Keith Arnatt artist, Sprüth Magers London 2015
Keith Arnatt: Absence of the Artist, Sprüth Magers Keith Arnatt: Absence of the Artist, Sprüth Magers Ali Godwin
This September, Sprüth Magers spotlights the work of British artist Keith Arnatt - one of the trailblazing conceptual artists in the UK when the movement exploded in the 1960s and 70s.
Keith Arnatt biography
Trained at the Royal Academy Schools, Arnatt had a fascination with using the camera as an independent instrument for art making, rather than just a tool to document the creative process. Curious about art that is created in the landscape but leaves no trace of its presence behind, Arnatt produced an astounding body of work that captured transitory glimpses of both the natural and human world.
Keith Arnatt photography & art
His analytic and ephemeral approach is perhaps best summed up by a programme on German television in 1969, when Arnatt broadcasted one unexplained and unannounced photograph each day for two seconds, often interrupting whatever programme was being shown, and leaving the viewer to provide their own interpretation.
With just a few weeks to catch this blink-and-you'll-miss-it show at Sprüth Magers art gallery – this captivating exhibition is well worth a fleeting lunchtime trip.


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What Keith Arnatt: Absence of the Artist, Sprüth Magers
Where Sprüth Magers, 7A Grafton St, London , W1S 4EJ | MAP
Nearest tube Green Park (underground)
When 01 Sep 15 – 26 Sep 15, Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm
Price £Free
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