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Heliopolis, 2009 © the artist. Photo: Charles Duprat. Courtesy White Cube
Anselm Kiefer, the big daddy of memorial painting, is not the kind of artist for whom a new show means new ideas and forms. Here we have further disfigured landscapes, where themes are as cumbersome as the drag of mud-thick paint. While his work rebuffs the contemporary world and its lighter-than-matter, thought-quick information revolution, it also lags behind. Mighty it may be, but his old-school monumentalism has nowhere to go. (SS)
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