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London
Joseph Clark Collection
London
Quietly assembled by a young British collector, the Joseph Clark Collection brings together modern and contemporary works that hold emotional depth, conceptual clarity and, in several cases, genuine historical significance. From the raw intensity of abstraction to sculptural forms and intimate figurative practices, the collection includes seminal works that speak to what is often left unspoken, reflecting an interior resonance that persists beyond words.
The collection features significant pieces by Louise Bourgeois, Glenn Ligon, Phyllida Barlow, Georg Baselitz, Marion Adnams, Zhang Enli, France Lise McGurn, Dana Schutz, Ella Kruglyanska, Victor Pasmore, Antonio Tarsis, Hugo Scheiber, Béla Kádár, James Shaw, Meta Isæus-Berlin, Wyatt Kahn, Mia Chaplin, Ray Parker, Sutapa Biswas, Zena Kay and others whose practices continue to shape the evolving landscape of twentieth and twenty first century art.
Art speaks where emotions linger, giving form to what cannot be said.
The collection is currently undergoing extensive cataloguing, research and digitisation. A public facing database will launch soon, presenting detailed artwork records, high resolution imagery, exhibition histories and publications.
The collection is open to loan requests at this time and welcomes curatorial engagement. For all enquiries, please contact collection@joseph.art.
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Catalogue and public database in development.