Peter Johansson Head, 1999 Balaklava, embrodery, vitrine, styrofoam head 55 x 37 x 38 cm
A brief introduction to the art worlds most common techniques, influences and movements.
A large, glass cabinet used for displaying art objects.
Often used in museums, the vitrine was appropriated by artists like Joseph Cornell in the 1950s and Joseph Beuys in the mid 1960s to display unusual materials they invested with spiritual or personal significance.
11 May 2019