Master of his craft Stefan Glerum on show at London's Kemistry Gallery
Dutch illustrator Stefan Glerum is one of the most accomplished image-makers working today. His latest show at London’s Kemistry Gallery is a whirlwind of references; from Art Deco to Bauhaus, Italian Futurism to Russian Constructivism; criss-crossing time and space with enviable style. Called simply Five Years of Work By Stefan Glerum, the exhibition features work with which even casual observers may be familiar, but that doesn’t in any way lessen its impact. In fact it’s exhilarating to go back to, say, the Bayern State Opera posters he made with Mirko Borsche and consider them anew in the wider context of his portfolio. Quite simply see this show if at all possible.
Five Years Of Work by Stefan Glerum will run at Kemistry Gallery until 16 August. See our preview of the show on our exhibition listings site, This at There.
Stefan Glerum: Meat Work
Stefan Glerum: Belly Full Of PIlls
Stefan Glerum: Brass Construction
Stefan Glerum: Dog Day Disco
Stefan Glerum: Bayerische Staatsoper (for Bureau Mirko Borsche)
Stefan Glerum: Bayerische Staatsoper (for Bureau Mirko Borsche)
Stefan Glerum: Bayerische Staatsoper (for Bureau Mirko Borsche)
Stefan Glerum: Bayerische Staatsoper (for Bureau Mirko Borsche)
Stefan Glerum: Oh Snap
Stefan Glerum: Rednose Distrikt
Stefan Glerum: Rednose Distrikt
Stefan Glerum: Five Years Of Work By Stefan Glerum
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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.
