PAOLA PIVI, It’s a Cocktail Party, 2009
10,2 x 0,5 cm
earrings; white gold, glass, various liquids: red wine, milk, olive oil, ink, woodruff syrup, water, tonic, glycerine and/or coffee
edition 60
published by Portikus, Frankfurt, Germany
sold
PAOLA PIVI, It’s a Cocktail Party, 2010
10,2 x 5 cm
earrings; white gold, glass, various liquids: red wine, milk, olive oil, ink, woodruff syrup, water, tonic, glycerine and/or coffee
edition 60
published by Portikus, Frankfurt, Germany
sold
History of prices offered and determined by:
Portikus, Frankfurt, Germany € 53,50 September 2010
Portikus, Frankfurt, Germany € 53,50 October 2011
30 x 40 cm
HC, 16 pages printed with a die-cut model on each page, numbered, signed
edition 125 + 30 A.P.
published by Three Star Book, Paris, France € 240,- December 2010
In this book, the spectator can complete the work, or not. While the «Toblerone» sculptures are references to the Swiss national repast, and to the military bunkers that dot the Swiss landscape, their very repetion reveals their most interesting facet: context and origine. In a smooth act of near industrializing a sculptural process, Mosset has placed Toblerones in a long line of austere and culturally important places, as well as executing them in various media, from ice to steel. The book version is executed in one grey color picked by Mosset, and constitutes a form no less significant in the artist’s repertoire.
MARTIN CREED, Work No. 369
81 × 59 cm / 31 7/8 × 23 1/4 inches
offset poster folded
edition 100
published by Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland € 410,- November 2012
not available
History of prices:
Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland € 410,- November 2012
MARTIN CREED, Work No. 368
81 × 59 cm / 31 7/8 × 23 1/4 inches
offset poster folded
edition 100
published by Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland
not available
History of prices:
Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland € 410,- November 2012
MARTIN CREED, Work No. 367
81 × 59 cm / 31 7/8 × 23 1/4 inches
offset poster crumpled
edition 100
published by Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland
not available
History of prices:
Hauser & Wirth, Geneva, Switzerland € 410,- November 2012
JOHN BALDESSARI, untitled [skateboard], 2010
79 x 20 x 6 cm / 31.5 х 8 x 2.8 inches
screenprint, wooden skate decks
edition 500
verso artist’s signature in print
pristine
published by Supreme, New York, USA
€ 495,- + € 35,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.JBald 339-pr
John Baldessari uses photomontage and painting, combined with language. His deadpan visual juxtapositions equate images with words and illuminate or challenge meaning. He shakes up held expectations of how images function, often by drawing the viewer’s attention to minor details, absences, or the spaces between things and human beings. Obscuring apparently clear scenes or adding stock photography with phrases by placing colourful dots e.g. over faces, he injects humour and dissonance into scattered imagery.
History of prices:
Tate shop, London, UK June 2024 GBP 550.-
eBay-japan-culture-market01 US$ 926.- (make offer)
PHILIPPE DECRAUZAT, Super Loco, 2010
EP, 33 rpm
edition 350
recorded and produces by New Humans/Philippe Decrauzat
design by Philippe Decrauzat
published by Circuit edition, Lausanne, Switzerland
mint condition
Two possible soundtracks for “After Birds” 2008 a film by Philippe Decrauzat. Performed by Mika Tajima, Howie Chen, Eric Tsai.
Side A
this but not this…..4:25
contact microphones, analog synthesizer, electronics
Side B
nonstop…..4:25
electric drill, mirrored glass, hammers, electronics
History of price
Circuit edition, Lausanne, Switzerland € 8,- / SFr 10,- October 2012
JONATHAN MONK, My Height in Yellow Highlighter Pen, 2010
10 x 15 cm
yellow marker, postcard
series of unique hand drawn cards
edition 59 + 10 AP
signed
published by Haubrok Edition, Berlin, Germany
€ 285,- plus € 20,- registered mail Track & Trace
inv.JMon 1114_1116
Jonathan Monk’s both ‘My Height in Blue Ballpoint Pen’ (2003) and ‘My Height in Yellow Highlighter Pen’ (2010) fused the portable character of a postcard with the practice of marking one’s changing height on a wall. The postcards should be installed on any wall with the pen line 178 cm above the floor.
Extra information:
Previously in 2003 Jonathan Monk made this multiple for the Lisson Gallery in London:
JONATHAN MONK, My Height in Blue Ballpoint Pen, 2003
10 x 15 cm
postcard, byro ink
series of unique hand drawn cards
edition 200
signed, dated
published by Lisson Gallery, London, England
This card reads: Install this card on any wall with the line six feet above the floor.
TAUBA AUERBACH, [2,3], 2010
50,8 x 40,6 x 15,2 cm / 20 x 16 x 6 inches
6 pop-up volumes, cloth slipcase, edition 1000 + 100 AP
published by Tauba Auerbach / Printed Matter, New York, USA
not available
FIONA BANNER, ISBN 978-1-907118-99-9, 2010
offset, HC
issued in both silver and white cover
series of 65 unique copies (originally 20 with ISBN number -99-9)
stamped, signed
published by Vanity Press, London, England
Ref. http://www.fionabanner.com/vanitypress/book11/index.htm
Fiona Banner’s practice centres on possibilities of language. From her ‘wordscapes’ to her use of a found and transformed military aircraft, Banner juxtaposes aggressiveness and the sensual, performing elements of intimacy, attraction and alienation. The artist alternates between the pathos of battle in her monumental sculptures, and a sense of humor in her works on paper in relation to how we mythologize our history, based on our willingness to be seduced by myths.
Each book has its own title, i.e. each print in this edition is the same and yet each is unique. Each one has its own ISBN number and is registered under its own individual title. Each one of the edition is therefore an official publication and each is an edition in, and only of, itself. An edition of one… a book reduced to a reference, purely an imagined space.
Originally the edition of this series was 20. At a later stage the edition was extended to 65.
“A vanity press or vanity publisher is a term describing a publishing house in which authors pay to have their books published. In contrast, mainstream publishers, whether major companies or small presses, derive their profit from sales of the book to persons other than the author. Publishers must therefore be cautious and deliberate in choosing to publish works that will sell, particularly as they must recoup their investment in the book (such as an advance payment and royalties to the author, editorial guidance, promotion, marketing or advertising). In order to sell books, commercial publishers may also be selective in order to cultivate a reputation for high-quality work, or to specialize in a particular genre.” Wikipedia 2012
History of prices:
Vanity Press, London GBP 528.75 May 2021
Vanity Press, London € 116,- / US$ 150.- September 2012
