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Art Talk: Pointillist Portraits of Naked Men | Union Square

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Saturday, February 5, 2011 - 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm | Cost: FREE

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A portion of the male version of "l'Origine du Monde"

Come see Berlin artist Lars Theuerkauff talk about his work, his motivations, and his techniques.

Lars’ technique is unique, using acrylic on linen, but not a traditional brush. Instead his technique of spattering paint using various tools creates a pointillist effect (popularized by Impressionist Georges Seurat) that from a distance appears to be photorealistic.

The singular figure in Theuerkauff’s oeuvre is a repeated element, which together with the nudeness of the subject, provides a window on the visual vocabulary of intimacy, and examines the link between classical homoeroticism and contemporary art. The subjects force us into a tension-filled position, somewhere between privacy and voyeurism, where we are never certain of what this intimate world might reveal.

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