Museum of Anatolian Civilizations (Ankara, Turkey)
Group Exhibition
From March 26th to November 9th 2010
Opening on March 25 at 18h00, by the Turkish Minister of Culture, Mr. Ertugrul Günay
The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, also known as the Hettite Museum, houses one of Turkey’s most important archaeological collections, with objects dating from the Palaeolithic Age (… to 8000 BC) to the Byzantine Period (330 AD - 1453 AD). Amongst the most fascinating pieces is the grave of the legendary king Midas.
For the first time the museum collection will be confronted with contemporary art from the Özil Collection, like Johan Tahon’s Hero.
'F', 2023-2024, Stoneware, 80 x 30 x 20 cm (© Studio23)
STUDIO23
Solo exhibition
STUDIO23, Ghent (BE)
December 13, 2024 - January 12, 2025
Through his evocative and masterful works, Johan Tahon invites you to experience the delicate balance between nature, emotion, and the passage of time. His sculptures promise to stir deep reflection and awe, offering a unique glimpse into his artistic journey and the intricate layers of the human experience.
At the heart of Fingertips is the tactile, sensual act of sculpting—each piece molded directly by the artist’s hands, engaging in a quiet yet powerful dance between maker and medium. These works, formed from both clay and ice, bear the imprints of the artist’s fingers, leaving traces of his emotional connection to the material. The act of creation becomes an expression of feeling, an exploration of presence, vulnerability, and transformation.
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