The Kestner Foundation in Hannover is currently showing the films of Michaël Borremans. I've only seen stills from the films, like this one, from "Taking Turns" (2009):
Even viewed as still images alone, however, the work is incredibly arresting.
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Drago Persic, Untitled (2007)
Leave it to 3quarksdaily to pick the strongest of Drago Persic's oil paintings from his 2007 show at the Engholm Engelhorn Gallery, this one, Untitled (2007):
Still, I couldn't help featuring Persic's work here as well.
May 2009
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