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| Lygia Pape, Untitled, 1954-56 |
Lygia Pape (1927-2004), together with Lygia Clark, was a founding member of "Neoconcretismo" in Brazil in the 1950s; a later member was Hélio Oiticica. Neo-concretism was an interpretation of European geometric astraction, in particular the "Conrete Art" of Max Bill as exhibited in São Paolo in1950. Lygia Pape: Magntized Space at the Serpentine Gallery presents work from throughout Pape's career, including early drawings and poems from her Concrete period to her Neo-Concretist Livros and Caixas series, as well as ballets and performances such as Divisor and O ovo.The exhibition continues until 19 February, 2012. Read a review by Adrian Searle and watch his video introduction to the exhibition.
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| Lygia Pape, Livro do Tempo (Book of Time), 1961-63 |
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| Lygia Pape, Eat Me: Gluttony or Lust?, 1975 (still from film) |
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| Lygia Pape, O Ovo (The Egg), 1967 |
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| Lygia Pape, Divisor (Divider), 1968 |
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Lygia Pape, Tteia 1,C (Web),2008 (installation view at the Serpentine Gallery, 2011) |
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