[JEANSELLEM VIEWER] — JEFF IBBO 25.05 - 06.06.1973 — Categories: letters, press, visual — Keywords: Galerie S:t Petri, Jean Sellem, archive — Category: letters — <p>Manuscript of the press release.</p> — — — Category: letters — This document is written in English. Please refer to the image to read the original text. — This document is written in English. Please refer to the image to read the original text. — — — Category: letters — <p>Handwritten draft of the exhibition invitation.</p> — — — Category: letters — <p>Sketch and handwritten notes with contact details for Finn Mickelborg and Henrik Have.</p> — — — Category: letters — — — Category: letters — — — Category: letters — This document is written in English. Please refer to the image to read the original text. — — — Category: letters — Copenhagen, 10 February 1973Jean Sellem has borrowed these works for exhibition at his Galerie S:t Petri in Lund.In case of any problems or for further information, please contact Jeff Ibbo.01 15 28 55Magstræde 6, 2nd floor1204 Copenhagen K — — — Category: press — <p><em style="color: rgb(17, 17, 17);">SKO 24.5.73</em></p> — Danish Eroticism at S:t PetriThe erotic and playful woman has always interested the painter and draughtsman JEFF IBBO, who is exhibiting at Galerie S:t Petri from 25 May to 6 June 1973. In some fifteen paintings, he presents his view of women.His art can be described as erotic. Men and women, alone and together, are transformed, dissolve, and reach states of erotic pleasure and joy. By twisting and reshaping the figures, Ibbo believes that he achieves a stronger physical relationship with things than if he depicted them in a more simply sensitive and contemplative manner.Ibbo is influenced by Pop Art and the art of comics. He depicts small sequences from human existence. In his works, he develops a figure from a completely naturalistic representation, through various stages to pure abstraction, and then back again. He seeks to sketch the irrational thoughts that pass through a person’s mind while making love.Jeff Ibbo comes from Copenhagen, where his work has attracted considerable attention. During the past five or six years, he has studied under Professor Hjorth Nielsen at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.This is the first time he has exhibited in Sweden. — — — Category: press — A Dane at S:t Petri with Playful EroticismPlayful eroticism, signed Ibbo.LUND: The erotic and playful woman has always interested the painter and draughtsman Jeff Ibbo, who is exhibiting at Galerie S:t Petri in Lund from 25 May to 6 June. In some fifteen paintings, he presents his view of women.Jeff Ibbo comes from Copenhagen, where his artistic work has attracted considerable attention. During the past five or six years, he has studied under Professor Hjorth Nielsen at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.The exhibition at Galerie S:t Petri is his first in Sweden.Ibbo is influenced by Pop Art and the art of comics. He depicts small sequences from human existence.His art can be described as erotic. Men and women, alone or together, are transformed, dissolve, and reach states of erotic pleasure and joy.By twisting and reshaping the figures, Ibbo believes that he achieves a stronger physical relationship with things. — — — Category: letters — Jeff Ibbo, from Copenhagen, is exhibiting his paintings and drawings in Sweden for the first time.[Passage difficult to decipher concerning publicity / the press.]Things have improved since then. The erotic, playful woman has always interested Jeff Ibbo.For five or six years, Ibbo studied under Professor Hjort Nielsen at the Academy in Copenhagen. He makes erotic art: sexual intercourse, numerous men and women who are transformed into something else. The forms dissolve into a state of erotic pleasure and joy. — By twisting, altering and reshaping the figures, Jeff Ibbo believes he achieves a stronger expression of their relationship to things than if he treated them in a more “polished” or restrained manner.He has made many sketches that were less directly sexual, but he did not find them exciting enough. They did not suit [illegible], nor his colours, which have much to do with his erotic experiences.Ibbo is influenced by Pop Art and the language of comics. What he depicts are small sequences, brief courses of events.In his works, Ibbo takes a figure from a completely naturalistic representation, works it through every stage to pure abstraction, and then returns to the figurative again.He depicts the various thoughts that pass through a person’s mind while making love, [partly illegible passage], — with an element that remains humorous as well.In Ibbo’s work, sexuality is mixed with seriousness. He shows human beings when they love or make love — or perhaps as they might imagine themselves behaving in sexual situations. — — — Category: press — GALERIE S:T PETRI, S:t Petri kyrkogata 5, open Monday–Friday 3–8 p.m., Saturday–Sunday 12–5 p.m.Jeff Ibbo, a Danish artist, makes schematic simplifications of his surroundings and of women in his images. It is said to be about “the erotically playful woman.” But rather, these representations seem to show a lack of playfulness. They have much more to do with vulgarisation. It is one way for a man in a capitalist society to look at women. — — — Category: visual — <p>Sketch, recto and verso</p> — — — Category: visual — — — Category: visual — — — Category: visual — <p>Front and back covers of the publication</p>
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JEFF IBBO
25.05 - 06.06.1973
JEFF IBBO25.05 - 06.06.1973
galerie s:t petri s:t petri kyrkogata 5 lund 046 / 14 78 00
The erotically playful woman has always interested the painter and draftsman Jeff Ibbo, who is exhibiting at Galerie S:t Petri from May 25 to June 6, 1973. In about fifteen paintings, he presents to us his vision of woman.
His art can be described as erotic: men and women, alone and together, are transformed, dissolved, and reach states of erotic joy and pleasure. By twisting and reshaping the figures, Ibbo says he achieves a stronger physical relationship to things than if he merely rendered them through emotional observation.
Ibbo is influenced by Pop Art and comic drawing. Small events in a person’s existence are depicted. In his works he reworks a figure from the fully naturalistic, through various phases, to pure abstraction and back again. He seeks to sketch the irrational thoughts that go through a person’s mind while making love.
Jeff Ibbo comes from Copenhagen, where his art has attracted great attention. Over the past five or six years, he has studied under Professor Hjorth Nielsen at the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.
This is the first time he is exhibiting in Sweden.