elegy, everything you remember, I-III, the reader, installation view2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
elegy (Odessa)2016
17 porcelain vessels, 5 silver pieces and 3 alabaster blocks in 6 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
Each vitrine 50 x 38 x 10 cm; overall 50 x 253 x 10 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
everything you remember, I, 2016
everything you remember, I, 2016
From a series of 3 pieces; 24 porcelain vessels, 1 Cor-Ten steel block, 6 graphite blocks and 5 tin boxes in an aluminium, wood and plexiglass vitrineEach piece 170 × 110 × 13.5 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
everything you remember, III, white sail, the reader, installation view 2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
White Sail 01 22016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
the reader, white sail, in Czernowitz (for Paul Celan), installation view2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
in Czernowitz (for Paul Celan)2016
10 porcelain vessels, 4 silver pieces and 5 tin boxes and lead elements in 3 black aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
118 x 50 x 10 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
the reader, what's left, II & V, lacrimae, I-III, installation view2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
lacrimae, IV2016
From a series of 5 works; 8 porcelain vessels and 3 Cor-Ten steel blocks in a wood and plexiglass vitrine
90 x 50 x 15 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
lacrimae, IV (detail)2016
From a series of 5 works; 8 porcelain vessels and 3 Cor-Ten steel blocks in a wood and plexiglass vitrine
90 x 50 x 15 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
infra2016
5 porcelain vessels with 18 pieces of lead and 4 pieces of Cor-Ten steel in 5 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
21 x 91 x 10 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
to break your heart, II-IV, what's left, II & V, the reader, installation view 2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
what's left, IV2016
From a series of 9 works; 5 porcelain vessels and 1 alabaster block in a free-standing vitrine of mild steel, corian and plexiglass
58 x 41 x 15 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
everything you'll ever need, II, what's left II & V, to break your heart, II-IV, installation view2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
give it shadow enough2016
3 porcelain vessels with 4 pieces of lead in 3 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
Overall 27 x 28.5 x 8 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
in Czernowitz (for Paul Celan), what's left, II & V, lachrimae I-IV, installation view2016
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
music at night, 2016
music at night, 2016
7 porcelain vessels with 28 pieces of lead in 7 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines65.5 × 27 × 8 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
i.m.2016
3 porcelain vessels with pieces of Cor-Ten steel in 3 aluminium and plexiglass vitrines
Overall 21 x 52.8 x 10 cm
Frieze Art Fair
Gagosian Gallery, Regent's Park, London
6 – 9 October 2016
In his first solo exhibition for Gagosian gallery in London, Edmund de Waal showed ten new works at Frieze Art Fair. For this body of work, de Waal drew on memories and recollections in a series of elegies to the people and places most important him - his great-grandfather, the poet Paul Celan, Odessa, Czernowitz and Paris. And alongside porcelain vessels, de Waal introduced new materials to his vitrines, including graphite, silver and alabaster.
Installation photography: Mike Bruce, Courtesy Gagosian Gallery