3Radicals: Cameron Jamie

The exhibition 3Radicals combines the most recent graphic work by Artist in Focus Cameron Jamie with an significant overview of the three-dimensional work by the Film Maker in Focus Robert Breer (kinetic sculptures, objects, film materials). The third central figure is Paul Sharits, deceased in 1993. For the first time a substantial selection of his film installations and mixed media work is presented in The Netherlands. Together they illustrate how idiosyncratic pioneers of the experimental film are gaining new relevance for a younger generation of audio-visual iconoclasts.

Cameron Jamie (2007, ink on paper):
Gazes Into Heaven, 121 x 80,5 cm/220 x 96 cm on wooden board, Daskal Collection, Belgium
Gutter Howl, 113,5 x 83 cm/122 x 90,5 cm framed, courtesy Nathalie Obadia Gallery, Paris
Hallucination of a Headhunter, 121 x 80,5 cm/220 x 96 cm on wooden board, Claude Berri Collection, Paris
Infernal Gemini, 121 x 80,5 cm/220 x 96 cm on wooden board, Claude Berri Collection, Paris
The Juggler’s Delirium, 121 x 80,5 cm/220 x 96 cm on wooden board, Private collection, Paris
Marvelous Black Soap, 32,5 x 25 cm /52 x 43 cm framed, Florence & Daniel Guerlain Collection, Les Mesnuls
Mask With Molten Braids, 32,5 x 25 cm/52 x 43 cm framed, private collection, Belgium
Masque Siamois, 32,5 x 25 cm/52 x 43 cm framed, Florence & Daniel Guerlain Collection, Les Mesnuls
La Mémoire Interne, 208 x 114 cm/223 x 129 x 89 cm under table window, courtesy Nathalie Obadia Gallery, Paris
My Tree, 65,5 x 50,5 cm/dimensions on wooden board 180 x 60 cm, private collection, Belgium
Papa Gateau, 121 x 114 cm /126,6 x 121,6 cm framed, Claude Berri Collection, Paris
Polymorphous Divinity, 121 x 80,5 cm/220 x 96 cm on wooden board, courtesy Nathalie Obadia Gallery, Paris
Silhouettes Salty, 32,5 x 25 cm /52 x 43 cm framed, Richard Grossman Collection, New York
When I’m Home, 65,5 x 50,5 cm/dimensions on wooden board 180 x 60 cm, Jennifer and Richard Rush Collection, New York
Wonder Voice Thrower, 65,5 x 50,5 cm/dimensions on wooden board 180 x 60 cm, Daskal Collection, Belgium