Paul Noble
Since 1995, Paul Noble (*1963) has worked on monumental pencil drawings of a fictitious town called “Nobson Newtown”. These works link the buildings and places that constitute the geography, history and mythology of “Nobson Newtown”. The exhibition at the migros museum für gegenwartskunst provides the first opportunity to view the “Nobson Newtown” project in Switzerland.
Curated by Heike Munder
Paul Noble
- Ye Olde Ruin (2003 - 2004)
Paul Noble
Ye Olde Ruin
2003 - 2004
Crayon on paper
426 x 732 cm
Paul Noble
The Kettle
1998-2004
Oil on canvas
22.5 x 30 cm
Paul Noble
- Mall (2001 - 2002)
Paul Noble
Mall
2001 - 2002
Crayon on paper
400 x 300 cm
Paul Noble
- Nobson Central (1998 - 1999)
Paul Noble
Nobson Central
1998 - 1999
Crayon on paper
300 x 400 cm
Paul Noble
- Applied Egg (2004)
Paul Noble
Applied Egg
2004
Pencil on acrylic, steel
162 x 100 x 100 cm
Paul Noble
- Black Egg (2004)
Paul Noble
Black Egg
2004
Silicone
Paul Noble
- Crystal (2004)
Paul Noble
Crystal
2004
Wall paper
Grösse variabel
Paul Noble
- Egg (2004)
Paul Noble
Egg
2004
Pencil on acrylic, steel
162 x 100 x 100 cm
Paul Noble
- Egg Face (2004)
Paul Noble
Egg Face
2004
Single-channel video (b/w, no sound)
3 min.
Paul Noble
- Mirrored A (2004)
Paul Noble
Mirrored A
2004
Mirror, MDF board
80 x 100 x 95 cm
Paul Noble
- Nest (2004)
Paul Noble
Nest
2004
Folding screen embroidered, marquetry
185 x 392 x 15 cm
Paul Noble
- huh huh (2002)
Paul Noble
huh huh
2002
Crayon on paper
84 x 219 cm
Paul Noble
- Lidonob (2000)
Paul Noble
Lidonob
2000
Crayon on paper
299 x 450 cm