Annette Streyl

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Annette Streyl Text by Belinda Gardner. Buildings that have the purpose of supporting claims to power must never be feminine, cute or sweet; instead they should intimidate. Sculptor Annette Streyl intertwines Deutsche Bank and McDonald's or Ikea
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KERBER/EDITION YOUNG ART
ISBN: 9783938025901
$32.00 | In stock

Annette Streyl: Idols Edited by Alexander Sarailly. Text by Harald Falckenberg, Dagrun Hintze, Petra Roettig. Using primarily wool and sandstone, German artist Annette Streyl (born 1968) creates whimsical replicas of the built world: she has knitted versions of Berlin's Great Hall, McDonald's franchises and an Ikea
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HATJE CANTZ
ISBN: 9783775726191
$45.00 | In stock

Annette Streyl

Annette Streyl: Idols

Edited by Alexander Sarailly. Text by Harald Falckenberg, Dagrun Hintze, Petra Roettig.
Published by Hatje Cantz

Using primarily wool and sandstone, German artist Annette Streyl (born 1968) creates whimsical replicas of the built world: she has knitted versions of Berlin's Great Hall, McDonald's franchises and an Ikea superstore, to demystify the grandeur of architecture. Her burnt clay sculptures depicting medieval busts reimagine the historical relationship between craft, fine art and ornamentation.

Annette Streyl

Text by Belinda Gardner.
Published by Kerber/Edition Young Art

Buildings that have the purpose of supporting claims to power must never be feminine, cute or sweet; instead they should intimidate. Sculptor Annette Streyl intertwines Deutsche Bank and McDonald's or Ikea and the Palace of the Republic in Berlin, weaving power, material and market together in her 1:100 scale, felted objects.