JONATHAN MONK, My Mother Cleaning My Father’s Piano, 2001
vinyl 7 inch, A side 1’20”, B side 0’34”
edition 200; some copies are signed, some have an original photograph on the cover, signed verso.
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JIM SHAW, THE DOGZ – It’s Easter in My Brain / Willy Nilly, n.d. [1990]
JIM SHAW, The Dogz – It’s Easter in My Brain / Willy Nilly, n.d. [1990]
7″ vinyl EP (45 rpm single), day-glo ink on picture sleeve
percussion: Mike Kelley
edition unknown
signed
published by Cameo Appearance, USA
pristine
€ 195,- + € 12,- Track & Trace EU registered mail
inv.JSha 000-pr
A self-pressed (neo-psychedelic) design by Jim Shaw single from 1990 features two songs penned by Jim Shaw (“It’s Easter in My Brain” b/w “Willy Nilly”) with musical backing by “The Dogz” – an all-star cast of early nineties Cal Arts graduates featuring Mike Kelley, Stephen Prina, Eddie Ruscha, Art Byington and Richie Lee. The vocalists include Shaw, Liz Larner, Maija Beeton, Cindy Bernard, Laura Graham, and Martine Tomczyk. Some copies are signed by Jim Shaw.
History of prices:
Cameo Appearance Records, Los Angeles, USA US$ 100.- 1990
ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG, LP cover for Speaking in Tongues / Talking Heads, 1983
ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG, LP cover for Speaking in Tongues / Talking Heads, 1983
33,5 x 33,5 x 1 cm
3 LP’s in plastic clam holder, wrapped in shrink foil, transparant sticker
limited edition 50.000
Byrne wrote in an obituary for the artist, published as Bob The Builder in the New York Times in May 2008:
‘I approached Bob Rauschenberg in the mid-’80s to design a cover. I had recently seen some of his black-and-white photo collages at Leo Castelli’s gallery on West Broadway and thought they were amazing, and I wondered what he would do with an LP cover,…’
‘His package consisted of a conceptual collage piece in which the color separation layers — the cyan, magenta and yellow images that combined to make one full-color image — were, well, deconstructed. Only by rotating the LP and the separate plastic disc could one see — and then only intermittently — the three-color images included in the collage. It was a transparent explication of how the three-color process works, yet in this case, one could never see all the full-color images at the same time, as Bob had perversely scrambled the separations.’
See also artistsbooksandmultiples.blogspot.nl
History of price:
Dr Fine Arts, New York, USA January 2022 US$ 440.-
JOSEPH BEUYS, Sonne statt Reagen [LP], 1982
JOSEPH BEUYS, Sonne statt Reagan, 1982
18 x 18 cm
LP vinyl
signature in print
produced by label Musikant
very good condition
€ 220,- + € 18,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.JBeu 000
In response to the planned deployment of medium-range nuclear missiles, a large peace movement of the 1960s started in Germany, in which Joseph Beuys was also involved. Being politically committed, Beuys tried his hand with tongue-in-cheek as a pop singer. His song “Sonne statt Reagan” is against Ronald Reagan’s armaments policy. The song was released on record and Beuys appeared in front of a large audience at demonstration meetings of the peace movement. Together with the band Die Desserteure he performed the song in the ARD TV program »Bananas« on July 3, 1982.
Extra information:
JOSEPH BEUYS, Sonne statt Reagan, 1982
18 x 18 cm
LP vinyl
printed signature on sleeve, hand signed, framed
published by NBK / Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin, Germany
History of prices:
Kunstveiling.nl, 31 January 2021 € 700,-
eBay, December 2011 € 1.100,-
JOSEPH BEUYS, Sonne statt Reagan, 1982
18 x 18 cm
LP vinyl
signature in print on sleeve, hand signed in red circle of oil paint
added text: ‘Überbringer: Staeck 8.11.82’
edition 90
published by Edition Staeck, Heidelberg, Germany
DOROTHY IANNONE, Follow me, 1978
DOROTHY IANNONE, Follow me, 1978
25 x 19,5 cm (folded size), signed
leporello, artist book with vinyl 7“, record sleeve handcoloured by Dorothy Iannone
published by DAAD, Berlin, Germany / out of stock
This copy is additionaly signed twice by Dorothy Iannone & Jochen Ruopp.
ERIC ANDERSEN, Tape Piece, [part of Fourre-Tout, No. 3, 1968]
ERIC ANDERSEN, Tape Piece, [1968]
three printed cards each 3 x 10,6 cm + piece from audio cassette tap in cellophane bag as published
this object is part of Ben Vautier’s magazine Fourre-Tout No. 3
edition 100 + 1 glass bottle with original manuscripts
published by Ben Vautier, Nice, France
Ref. Ben Vautier: Fourre-Tout No. 3, 1968
inv. BVau 220