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Jorge Pardo, b.1963

Untitled – Series of 9 Hanging Lamps, 2010

This hanging lamp is one of a series of 9 created on the occasion of the first major solo exhibition in Ireland by the Cuban-American artist Jorge Pardo. Pardo is among the first generation of artists to utilise fully the advancement in computer technologies to explore virtual spaces, utopias and the boundaries of museum spaces. Using the language of architecture and design to engage with fine art, Pardo’s practice intertwines various disciplines to renovate everyday objects, homes and museum spaces into something new that draws the viewer into an active spectatorship. Pardo operates at once inside and outside of the art world. He views art largely through the perspective of design and architecture, and making no hierarchical distinctions between his paintings, sculptures, installations, buildings or lamps. Equally important is the framework within which his works are seen, be that a museum, café or domestic interior.

MediumPlexiglass with light fixtures and electrical wiring
Dimensions Object size, 54 x 48 cm
Credit LineIMMA Collection: IMMA Editions, Donated by the artist, 2010
EditionEdition 9/9. Produced by Jorge Pardo Studio
Item NumberIMMA.3212
Copyright For copyright information, please contact the IMMA Collections team: [email protected].
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Jorge Pardo, Untitled – Series of 9 Hanging Lamps, 2010, Plexiglass with light fixtures and electrical wiring, Object size, 54 x 48 cm, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, IMMA Editions, Donated by the artist, 2010

For copyright information, please contact the IMMA Collections team: [email protected].

About the Artist

Jorge Pardo, b.1963

Jorge Pardo was born in Cuba and moved to the US with his family at the age of six. Pardo views art through the perspective of design and architecture, and makes no hierarchical distinctions between his paintings, sculptures, installations, buildings and lamps. He has exhibited in Europe and America, including K21, Dusseldorf; Fundació La Caixa, Barcelona; the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, and the Guggenheim, New York. A major solo exhibition of Pardo’s work was held at IMMA in 2010.

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