JOHN BALDESSARI
limited edition leather Tote bag (designer Monica Botkier), 2012
edition 300
not available
History of prices:
$ 300.- unsigned / $ 500.- signed, August 2012
Category Archives: multiples
PAUL McCARTHY, Chocolate Nose Bar [2000]
PAUL McCARTHY, Chocolate Nose Bar, 2000
chocolate, cardboard box
unlimited edition
published by Hauser & Wirth editions, Zurich, Switzerland
here excl. perspex show case
“…Paul McCarthy contributed a huge brown inflatable rubber sculpture, Chocolate Blockhead (Nose Bar Outlet), which looks like a seated Pinocchio with a mallet for a head. Inside the sculpture round chocolate bars shaped like Pinocchio’s nose could be bought from vending machines, as if commanding the audience to buy lies. In Marijke van Warmerdam’s film, Flecks of Light, a skinny boy stands silently on the bank of a forest lake, the dripping wet pockets of his yellow bathing shorts turned inside out. On the lake a duck paddles by. ‘Does the boy jump?’ a visitor inquired impatiently of the guard. He replied apologetically ‘Sorry, no, he doesn’t.’ ” Frieze Magazine about Expo 2000, Nov./Dec. 2000
DAMIEN HIRST, Fridge Magnets, n.d. [2012]
DAMIEN HIRST, Fridge Magnets, n.d. [2012]
21,4 x 17,2 cm
15 kiss cut parts in various sizes, stiff rope envelope, high gloss print on magnets
edition unknown
published by Damien Hirst & Science Ltd on the occasion of his exhibition at Tate Modern in 2012
inv.DHir 000-pr
History of prices:
eBay-japan-culture-market01, Japan September 2023 US$ 300.-
eBay-thearteryfineart, Boston MA, USA August 2023 US$ 95.-
DAMIEN HIRST, Magnet Set “Calciferol 1996”, n.d. [2012]
DAMIEN HIRST, Magnet Set “Calciferol 1996”, n.d. [2012]
14,5 x 14,5 x 0,7 cm
PVC on magnets, box with transparent lid
9 parts; each magnet is 4 mm deep and 25 mm in diameter
edition unknown
published by Damien Hirst & Science Ltd on the occasion of his exhibition at Tate Modern in 2012
LES LEVINE, Untitled [memo pad], 1985
LES LEVINE, Untitled, 1985
from portfolio of “Untitled”, two crayons and memo pad
edition 100, signed
Gallery 360 grades, Tokyo, Japan
JOHN BALDESSARI, Wrong, [eraser – ca 2010]
JOHN BALDESSARI, Wrong, n.d. [ca 2010]
5 x 7 x 2 cm
eraser, issued in bare plastic bag
Definitively a shopping item for raising money for LACMA, yet interesting enough as a practical example of the artist’s way of thinking. Partly based on John Baldessari’s painting “Wrong” from 1967.
BEN VAUTIER, Écrire entre les lignes, 2012
BEN VAUTIER, Écrire entre les lignes, 2012
box size: 3,5 x 17,5 x 5 cm
chromed Parker pen, extra ink filling, printed text, wrapped in cardboard holder
edition unknown
published by Parker Pen Company, Newhaven, East Sussex, England.
Collection Kees van Gelder, Amsterdam
WJM KOK, Maxi-Color (Ice Cream) # – Serial number 68671, 2012
WJM KOK, Maxi-Color (Ice Cream)# – Serial number 68671, 2012
14,8 x 10,5 cm
card, printed recto-verso, cellophane envelope, sticker
signed verso, numbered on sticker
edition ca 25
card in cellophane envelope – verso:
JOSEPH BEUYS, Schiefertafel, 1972
Schiefertafel, 1972 [recto]:
Schiefertafel, 1972 [verso]
JOSEPH BEUYS
Schiefertafel, 1972
17,1 x 25,2 cm / 6,7 x 9,9 inches
silk screen print recto and verso, ink stamp
signed, stamped, numbered
published by Kunstring Folkwang, Essen, Germany
Ref. Schellmann 52
not available
Schiefertafel framed (recto/verso):
History of prices:
Van Ham Auktionen, Germany, number 187/200 € 2.322,- 5 June 2012
Ketterer Kunst Auktion, Germany, number 187/200 € 2.806,- 24 October 2009
JEFF KOONS, plate edition, 2012
JEFF KOONS, plate edition, 2012
diameter 26,7 cm / 10.5 inches
estimated edition 2500
signed in print
produced by Art Production Fund / Works On Whatever, New York, USA
out of stock
Art Production Fund invites artists to experiment with commercial materials and techniques to bring art off the walls and into homes as everyday objects. Works On Whatever introduces contemporary art to a larger community, with revenues from sales supporting our non-profit mission. WOW functions conceptually with APF’s program of expanding art audiences and helps fund additional major public art initiatives. For each plate purchased, APF will make a donation to the Koons Family Institute, a resource of the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children.
