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Events from the year
1993 in art
.
Events
May –
Jay Jopling
opens the London gallery
White Cube
.
Tracey Emin
's first major exhibition, "My Major Retrospective 1963–1993" (
sic.
) opens here on 19 November.
[
1
]
27 May
–
Via dei Georgofili Massacre
: A car bomb planted outside the
Uffizi
Gallery in
Florence
by
the Mafia
kills five people and irretrievably destroys three paintings, including an
Adoration of the shepherds
(1620) by
Gerard van Honthorst
.
[
2
]
[
3
]
21 June
–
Tate St Ives
gallery opens in
Cornwall
, England.
July – Multiple artworks are
stolen from the National Art Museum of Azerbaijan
.
[
4
]
18 August
– The 14th century
Kapellbrücke
covered wooden
truss bridge
in
Lucerne
(Switzerland) crossing the river
Reuss
is largely destroyed by fire, together with two-thirds of the 147 17th-century interior paintings by
Hans Heinrich Wägmann
.
Full date unknown
Start of Stone & Man project in
Qaqortoq
, Greenland: 18 Nordic sculptors led by local artist
Aka Høegh
carve an initial 24 sculptures into rock faces and boulders around the town.
[
5
]
The
comic book collecting
boom achieves its peak.
The
Barbie Liberation Organization
, as a revolt against gender stereotypes, switches the voice boxes on a reported 300 talking
G.I. Joe
and
Barbie
dolls before returning them to stores.
A catalogue of Augustan portraits lists 148 replicas of
Augustus of Primaporta
, plus six done as cameos. The earliest known replica of Augustus is made before 25 BC.
Duo Yun Xuan
holds the first art auction in
mainland China
.
Exhibitions
Kustom Kulture
, Laguna Beach Art Museum
Harold Parker
retrospective,
Queensland Art Gallery
Venice Biennale
shows several works by
Young British Artists
including
Damien Hirst
's
Mother and Child Divided
.
Awards
Archibald Prize
–
Garry Shead
– "
Tom Thompson
"
John Moores Painting Prize
–
Peter Doig
for "Blotter"
[
6
]
Schock Prize in Visual Arts
–
Rafael Moneo
Turner Prize
–
Rachel Whiteread
Wolf Prize in Arts
–
Bruce Nauman
—The
Venice Biennale
--
The Lion d'or
Golden Lion
for Best Pavilion:
Hans Haacke
and
Nam June Paik
representing
Germany
Works
See also:
Category:1993 paintings
and
Category:1993 sculptures
Jake and Dinos Chapman
– "The Disasters of War" after
The Disasters of War
by
Francisco Goya
[
7
]
Martin Creed
–
Work No 79: Some Blu-tack kneaded, rolled into a ball and depressed against a wall
Peter Doig
–
Blotter
Elisabeth Frink
–
Risen Christ
(
Liverpool Cathedral
)
Anya Gallaccio
–
Stroke
Antony Gormley
–
Iron: Man
(
Victoria Square, Birmingham
, England)
Joseph Havel
–
Exhaling Pearls
(sculpture, Houston, Texas)
K Foundation
–
Money: A Major Body of Cash
Tobi Kahn
–
Shalev
(shrine at
New Harmony, Indiana
)
Roy Lichtenstein
–
Large Interior with Three Reflections
James Stephenson –
Joy Selig
(sculpture, Corvallis, Oregon)
John Stanton Ward
–
The Annunciation
(mural, St Mary the Virgin church,
Elham, Kent
, England)
Gillian Wearing
–
Signs that say what you want them to say and not Signs that say what someone else wants you to say
Rachel Whiteread
–
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Deaths
22 January
–
Brett Weston
, American photographer (b. 1911).
26 January
–
Robert Jacobsen
, Danish
sculptor
and painter (b. 1912).
28 January
–
Hannah Wilke
, American painter, sculptor and photographer (b. 1940).
30 January
–
Svetoslav Roerich
, Russian painter (b. 1904).
19 February
–
Pietro Pezzati
, American painter (b. 1902).
30 March
–
Richard Diebenkorn
, American painter (b. 1922).
18 April
– Dame
Elisabeth Frink
, English sculptor (b. 1930).
21 April
–
Rowland Hilder
, English landscape painter (b. 1905).
[
8
]
3 May
–
Robert De Niro, Sr.
, American
abstract expressionist
painter (b. 1922).
20 May
–
Stevan Bodnarov
,
Serbian
sculptor and painter (b. 1905).
30 May
–
Henry Heerup
, Danish painter and sculptor (b. 1907).
9 June
-
Thomas Ammann
, Swiss art desler (b. 1950).
31 July
–
Lola Álvarez Bravo
, Mexican photographer (b. 1903).
6 September
–
Leonard Bocour
, paint-maker, painter (b. 1910).
20 October
–
Milan Konjović
,
Serbian
painter (b. 1898).
7 December
–
Abidin Dino
,
Turkish
artist (b. 1913).
References
^
"Tracey Emin: My Major Retrospective 1963–1993"
. White Cube
. Retrieved
21 May
2011
.
^
Tagliabue, John (15 July 1994).
"Bombings Laid to Mafia War on Italy and Church"
.
The New York Times
. Retrieved
5 November
2012
.
^
Delavaux, Celine (2012).
The Impossible Museum: The Best Art You'll Never See
. Prestel. pp. 86–9.
ISBN
9783791347158
.
^
Ralph Blumenthal (19 July 2001).
"Twice Stolen, Twice Found: A Case of Art On the Lam"
.
The New York Times
. Retrieved
5 November
2020
.
^
"Aka Høegh"
(in Danish). Den Gyldne
. Retrieved
16 March
2023
.
^
"Peter Doig – Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool museums"
.
Liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
. Retrieved
28 November
2018
.
^
"
'Disasters of War', Jake Chapman, Dinos Chapman, 1993"
.
^
Thomas, Denis (18 September 2011).
"Obituary:Rowland Hilder"
.
The Independent
. Independent Newspaper.
Archived
from the original on 1 May 2022
. Retrieved
30 November
2014
.
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