Revisiting Maurizio Cattelan’s Sculpture of the Pope Struck by a
Maurizio Cattelan (b. 1960) La Nona Ora (The Ninth Hour) wax, clothing, polyester resin with metallic powder, volcanic rock, carpet, glass. dimensions variable. Executed in 1999. This work is the first of two versions. The second version slightly differs in the figure's face and clothes.
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In China, to spare the host institution questions from officialdom while keeping two seminal works in the show, he transformed the famous pope in La Nona Ora (The ninth hour, 1999) into a homeless person covered with pigeons, suggesting a likely destiny for the head of the Catholic Church after its tsunami of sexual scandals.
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His praying schoolboy Hitler (Him, 2001), meteorite-struck Pope John Paul II (La Nona Ora, 1999) and fully functioning 18-carat gold toilet (America, 2016) have all garnered headlines. But.
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At his 1999 Kunsthalle Basel exhibition, Cattelan exhibited La nona ora (The Ninth Hour), a life-size statue of Pope John Paul II laying on his side on a red carpet, having been struck by an enormous meteorite, which arrived through the ceiling, smashing him to the ground, and hitting him at knee level..
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The museum said the installation was Kalin's response to "La Nona Ora," Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan's sculpture that showed the pope as "feeble old man" pinned to the ground by a.
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Kalina describes the work as a response to La Nona Ora, a 1999 sculpture by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan that depicts the pope lying on the ground after being struck by a meteorite. That.
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La Nona ora, 1999. Polyester resin, natural hairs, accessories, stone, carpet. Dimensions variables selon l'espace | Variable size. Unique. Courtesy Perrotin. share artist info. photograph : Zeno Zotti. View of the exhibition "Libre !" in 2014 at Musée des Beaux-Arts, Rennes (France)
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When the sculpture, titled La Nona Ora, was exhibited at the Zacheta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw in 2000, two lawmakers tried to remove the rock and stand the statue upright, according to.
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In 1999, Maurizio Cattelan's controversial sculpture La Nona Ora (The Ninth Hour) made headlines across the world. Release date: 06 December 2016. Duration: 2 minutes
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In La Nona Ora, one of the artist's most seminal works, Cattelan brazenly commits aesthetic epistemological heresy by dropping a meteor on the holiest man in the Roman Catholic tradition, and titles the work The Ninth Hour, the moment that Jesus Christ was crucified, according to the Liturgy of the Hours. The present work incorporates many of.
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Présentée sur une moquette rouge vif, La Nona Ora, célèbre sculpture de l'artiste italien Maurizio Cattelan, conservée au sein de la Collection Pinault, représente le pape Jean-Paul II terrassé par une météorite.Le titre fait écho à l'histoire du Christ qui, à « la neuvième heure » de son calvaire, s'écrie ainsi : « Mon Dieu, mon Dieu, pourquoi m'as-tu abandonné ?
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But, with the years, "La Nona Ora" (1999) becomes increasingly affecting: so many vertical symbols of humanity and power flung horizontal and abject, a tableau on a crimson carpet dusted with.
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La Nona Ora, Maurizio Cattelan, 1999 Cattelan created his first famous hyperrealist sculpture in 1999. La Nona Ora (The Ninth Hour) attracted widespread scrutiny due to its seemingly sacrilegious subject matter: a life-sized effigy of Pope John Paul II struck down by a meteor. Here, a wounded figure cloaked in sacrimonal garb clutches the Papal.
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Maurizio Cattelan's installation of La Nona Ora (The Ninth Hour) is a life-sized effigy of Pope John Paul II struck down by a meteor. First exhibited in 1999 at the Kunsthalle Basel, La Nona Ora was featured at the Royal Academy in London in 2000, and also at the Zacheta Gallery of Contemporary Art in Warsaw. Christie's sold the piece in.
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La Nona Ora (1999) Humour and satire are at the core of Cattelan's work; [9] this approach has often seen him labelled variously as an art scene joker, jester or prankster. [10] [11] [12] He has been described by Jonathan P. Binstock, curator of contemporary art at the Corcoran Gallery of Art "as one of the great post- Duchampian artists and a smartass, too". [13]