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Mark Hagen A Parliament of some things

Oct 13 — Nov 8, 2014 | London, Savile Row

Mark Hagen’s paintings are made by pushing black and white paint through lengths of rough burlap onto glass planes supporting sheets of wrinkled wrapping plastic, lengths of packing tape, geometric configurations of cut tile, etc. Once the paint...

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Selected artworks

  • Mark Hagen,                                      Dilutants and Mannerists, 2014

    Mark Hagen Dilutants and Mannerists, 2014

    Acrylic through burlap, titanium frame anodized with Diet Coke
    184,8 x 123,8 x 5,1 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      Dilutants and Mannerists, 2014

    Mark Hagen Dilutants and Mannerists, 2014

    Acrylic through burlap, titanium frame anodized with Diet Coke
    184,8 x 123,8 x 5,1 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      Barbaria, 2014

    Mark Hagen Barbaria, 2014

    Acrylic through burlap, titanium frame anodized with Diet Coke
    184,8 x 123,8 x 5,1 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      Delicious, Atrocious Experiments, 2014

    Mark Hagen Delicious, Atrocious Experiments, 2014

    Acrylic through burlap, titanium frame anodized with Diet Coke
    184,8 x 123,8 x 5,1 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      Delicious, Atrocious Experiments, 2014

    Mark Hagen Delicious, Atrocious Experiments, 2014

    Acrylic through burlap, titanium frame anodized with Diet Coke
    184,8 x 123,8 x 5,1 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      To Be Titled (Additive Sculpture, Cement Screen #19), 2014

    Mark Hagen To Be Titled (Additive Sculpture, Cement Screen #19), 2014

    Cement, iron oxide pigment, stainless steel armature
    238,8 x 89,5 x 35,6 cm

  • Mark Hagen,                                      A parliament of some things (Additive and Subtractive Sculpture, Obsidian Screen, Panels 1 & 2), 2014

    Mark Hagen A parliament of some things (Additive and Subtractive Sculpture, Obsidian Screen, Panels 1 & 2), 2014

    Volcanic glass, epoxy on aluminum honeycomb panel
    2 parts: 84” x 30”; 84” x 30”

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