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The British artist Rachel Whiteread is considered one of the preeminent sculptors of her generation. In 1993, Whiteread was the first woman to win the Turner Prize. Her sculptures typically take the form of casts. 🔗 Tap the link in bio @louisianachannel to watch the full-length interview with Whiteread. @rachelwhitereadofficial #rachelwhiteread #artist #britishartist #louisianachannel

✍️ Do you like to draw? In this clip, artist Rachel Whiteread shares how she uses the practice of drawing as a way to understand and think through new work. Born in 1963, in Ilford, Essex, Whiteread is best known for creating casts of the negative space in and around ordinary objects, revealing hidden narratives and forgotten histories. 🚪 Whiteread’s cast of a pair of Italian doors is the subject of her work, “Untitled,” 2018, which was acquired recently by the YCBA. ________________ Video details: Excerpt, “at home: Artists in Conversation | Rachel Whiteread,” produced by Yale Center for British Art, © 2021 #Artist #Drawing #RachelWhiteread #Sculpture #Yale #YaleBritishArt #YCBA

Rachel Whiteread, one of the most celebrated British sculptors, made history with her iconic work House (1993), a concrete cast of the interior of a Victorian terraced house in East London. This groundbreaking piece transformed an ordinary domestic space into a powerful monument, exploring memory, absence, and the passage of time. The same year, Whiteread became the first woman to win the prestigious Turner Prize, cementing her legacy as a trailblazer in contemporary art. “My work is about dealing with the traces of things, the evidence that something has been there and left its mark.” – Rachel Whiteread What are your thoughts on this monumental work? © 2024 Rachel Whiteread This groundbreaking piece, conducted by James Lingwood and Michael Morris, The project featured music and a performance by the legendary PJ Harvey. #RachelWhiteread #ContemporaryArt #TurnerPrize #House1993 #PublicArt #Sculpture #WomenInArt #BritishArt #MemoryInArt #ArtHistory #ArtInstallation #MonumentalArt #ArtistSpotlight #ArtCollectors

Curator Ann Gallagher walks us through the Turner Prize-winning artist Rachel Whiteread’s monumental sculpture, ‘Down and Up’ (2024-25) at the newly opened Goodwood Art Foundation in West Sussex @goodwoodartfoundation @anncgall @rachelwhitereadofficial

“훌륭한 예술 작품을 보면 생각과 방식을 바꿀 수 있습니다” -Rachel Whiteread- 여성 최초로 터너상을 수상한 작가인 레이첼 화이트리드는 영국 현대 미술을 대표하는 작가 입니다 그녀는 조각으로 기억을 탐구하는 주제를 가지고 우아하며 섬세하게 조각을 만드는데요 예술가의 길을 가기 위해 가져야하는 진심어린 자신의 과정이 녹아 있는 인터뷰는 예술가를 꿈꾸는 혹은 인생을 예술처럼 살기 위한 사람들에게 진심으로 다가갈거라 생각이 듭니다 홀로코스트의 아픔과 슬픔을 다룬 그녀의 작품으로 많은 이들에게 울림을 주었던 그녀. 여러분은 그녀의 인터뷰를 보고 어떤 마음이 드나요 ?? 🟠아름다움은 보는 사람의 눈 안에 있습니다 🟠더 재밌고 다양한 예술 정보를 알고 싶다면 @_art_meet 팔로우 해보세요 !! [ source: louisiana channel ] [ translate : _ART_MEET ]

What is the TenTen Award? Every year (for ten years), with the support of philanthropists Sybil Robson Orr and Matthew Orr, an outstanding British artist creates a print for the Government Art Collection – something that represents the UK today, and something that we can look back to in ten years as a perfect capture of its time. For 2022, Rachel Whiteread created Untitled (Bubbles), inspired by the pandemic, lockdowns and people eventually coming together again after their time apart. Fifteen of these prints will become part of displays around the world – in embassies from Washington D.C. to Bangkok, and in government buildings in the UK. Eleven versions of these prints will be sold and the money raised will allow the Collection to support and acquire works by new and emerging UK artists. Find out more about the #RobsonOrrTenTenAward in the video above 👆🫧 And watch this space for more exciting 1010 projects coming up in the new year! [Video ID: several people stand in front of the camera to talk about the TenTen Award; shots of a workshop appear behind them, including the print itself on an easel – a series of grey and black bubbles layered on top of each other.] Rachel Whiteread, Untitled (Bubble), 2022 © @rachelwhitereadofficial – Commissioned by the Government Art Collection for #RobsonOrrTenTenAward 2022, a GAC/@OutsetArt Annual Commission #instaart #artistoninstagram #instapainting #instagramart #connectedbyart #rachelwhiteread #outsetart #governmentartcollection #artodtheday #print

Rachel Whiteread offers her guidance to emerging artists. Staying authentic to yourself is key for creating an art form and following successful career. ##sabgallerycollection #artistsoninstagram #artcollector #artadvice #artgallery

What do you think of this piece? Artist - Rachel Whiteread “Modern Chess Set” @rachelwhitereadofficial #rachelwhiteread #chessset #art #londonart #londonartgallery #girlandgallery

💡 Born in 1963, Rachel Whiteread has lived and worked for most of her life in London. Her sculptures are made using the technique of casting, with materials such as plaster, rubber, resin, concrete and metals.    Unlike traditional cast sculpture, which is intended to replicate objects, Whiteread’s artworks instead cast the space inside or around everyday forms – such as furniture or boxes – or architectural structures – such as floors, staircases or entire rooms – recording their surfaces and allowing their shapes to determine the form of her sculpture. In this way she explores the human imprint on our everyday environment. ‘Untitled (Stairs)’ is one of three casts of staircases Whiteread made in 2001 from a building in Bethnal Green, London. Through the process of casting, Whiteread has transformed the stairs into an abstracted geometric object, which combines physical familiarity with a mental conundrum, as we try to make sense of the original structure while seeing something entirely different.    Get up-close with Whiteread’s ‘Untitled (Stairs)’ on free display at Tate Britain. 🏛️

“El árbol de lo que aún no sabes” forma parte de Comisart, un proyecto de apoyo a la creación y al comisariado, iniciativa de la Fundación ”la Caixa” (@fundlacaixa) con la colaboración del MACBA. Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (@macba_barcelona). La exposición comisariada por Caterina Almirall tiene como objetivo promover nuevas lecturas del arte contemporáneo, y reúne obras de 19 artistas internacionales entre las que se encuentran Patricia Dauder, Gego, Rachel Whiteread, Leonor Antunes, Dora García y Damaris Pan. Último mes de la muestra en #CaixaForum Barcelona, hasta el 11 de febrero. ¡No te la pierdas! #CaixaForumComisart #CaterinaAlmirall

GRWM: packaging our latest Prints With Purpose, Rachel Whiteread edition — a little asmr to soothe your 🧠✨ this Monday. #migrateart #printswithpurpose #grwm #prints #artprints #art #rachelwhiteread #asmr #soundon

FANTASTIC ADVICE! What are some solid nuggets of wisdom that you’ve lived by as an artist? ⭐️ Drop them below! 👇🏽 — Repost 🔁• @louisianachannel Turner Prize winner Rachel Whiteread gives her advice to emerging artists. ⁠ ⁠ The interview is part of our original popular series, Advice to the Young, featuring over 60 renowned artists. ⁠In short interviews, they provide that one piece of advice you need when starting off an artistic career. ⁠ ⁠ The interview with Whiteread is among our top 10 most popular in 2023 on Instagram, and you can watch it full length via the link in our bio @louisianachannel⁠ ⁠ #top10 #bestof2023 @rachelwhitereadofficial #rachelwhiteread #art #louisianachannel ⁠ ⁠ Thank you for your tremendous support for Louisiana Channel, kind messages, and engagement in our artist interviews. You are why we love doing what we do and keep going year after year since 2012, with more than 1000 interviews free to watch online at YouTube or channel.louisiana.dk. ⁠ #repainthistory #artgirlrising #wherearethewomenartists #rachelwhiteread ⁠