ALESSIO MEI/©ERIC VAN HOVE
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Eric van Hove: Atchilihtallah – On the Transformation of Things” is on view at Frankfurter Kunstverein in Frankfurt, Germany through Sunday, February 12. The solo exhibition, whose title “Atchilihtallah” refers to a Moroccan idiom meaning “this is what God gave us,” is the Belgian-Algerian artist’s first at a major museum.
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Eric van Hove, D9T (Rachel's Tribute), 2015, composite sculpture (about 300 parts), 44 materials, installation view.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN
Eric van Hove, D9T (Rachel's Tribute), 2015, composite sculpture (about 300 parts), 44 materials, installation view.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN
Eric van Hove, Dorigin, 2016, mixed media (240 materials of the original Mercedes Benz 240 D vehicle), installation view.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN/COURTESY THE ARTIST
Eric van Hove, Dorigin, 2016, mixed media (240 materials of the original Mercedes Benz 240 D vehicle), installation view.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN/COURTESY THE ARTIST
Eric van Hove, Dorigin, 2016, mixed media (240 materials of the original Mercedes Benz 240 D vehicle), installation view.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN/COURTESY THE ARTIST
Eric van Hove, Mahjouba I, 2016, mixed media.
ALESSIO MEI/©ERIC VAN HOVE
Eric van Hove, V12 Laraki, 2015, composite sculpture (about 465 parts), 53 materials, installation view.
©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN/COURTESY HOOD MUSEUM OF ART, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Installation view of "Eric van Hove: Atchilihtallah – On the Transformation of Things," 2016, at Frankfurter Kunstverein.
NORBERT MIGULETZ/©FRANKFURTER KUNSTVEREIN/COURTESY THE ARTIST
