JEREMY DELLER, Voodoo Ray / Ooh-oo-hoo ah-ha ha yeah, 2013
12 inch vinyl
screen printed sleeve,
limited signed edition 50
published by The Vinyl Factory, London, UK
not available
In the summer of 2013 The Vinyl Factory collaborated with Deller on the soundtrack to ‘English Magic’, his film work exhibited in Venice in the same year; for which the music is composed of three cover versions of classic British songs: ‘Voodoo Ray’, ‘The Man Who Sold The World’ (by David Bowie) and ‘Symphony in D Minor’ (by Ralph Vaughan Williams) and played by the Melodians Steel Orchestra, an English/Trinidadian steel band, and produced by Deller at Abbey Road Studios.
The Melodians Steel Orchestra performed at both the Pavilion’s official inauguration on the 29th May 2013 and later that evening at The Vinyl Factory & British Council party on the Isla Vignole, Venice, alongside with Scottish DJ/duo Optimo, long-time friends and collaborators with Deller. A remix of three track 12″ features with vocal, instrumental and bonus beats by Scottish DJ/duo Optimo.
Inspired by this party, here JD Twitch from Optimo has remixed ‘Voodoo Ray’ into a joyous piano-house stomper in a vein similar to the now hard-to-find Frankie Knuckles re-work from back in the day, with vocals from the Melodians.
In 2001 The Vinyl Factory began as a pressing company after purchasing the manufacturing equipment from EMI. For two years, they completed orders left over from EMI’s company, which helped to keep and maintain a loyal customer base. In 2008, it expanded into a record label. The Vinyl Factory has presented solo exhibitions by Ragnar Kjartansson, Ryoji Ikeda, Carsten Nicolai, a.o.
History of price:
Price in year of issue € 180,- / GBP 150.-
ANTHONY GORMLEY, Domain, 2013
38 x 30,3 cm
etching
edition 100
numbered, signed
published by Baltic, Gateshead, England
p.o.r.
The installation ‘Domain Field’ (2003) at Baltic in Gateshead comprises 287 sculptures made of measurements from volunteers living in Newcastle and Gateshead resulting in a myriad of stainless steel trajectories, giving the impression of a field of human figures in steel representing the particular presence of a living inhabitant of Gateshead and Newcastle.
The etching ‘Domain’ (2013) represents an abstract human body with a Gormley-spiky background.
MARC BIJL, Burnt by the sun (after Malevich), 2013
33 x 33 cm
screen print, airbrush, glitters
signed, numbered
edition 40
published by Plaats Maken, Arnhem, Netherlands
order at Plaats Maken: https://www.plaatsmaken.nl/nl/galerie/webshop/burnt-by-the-sun-after-malevich-zwartwit-kunst-online-kopen-maxima-marc-bijl-marcbijl
MARC BIJL, Queen, 2013
50 x 50 cm
screenprint, airbrush, glitters
signed, numbered
edition 40
published by Plaats Maken, Arnhem, Netherlands
order at Plaats Maken: https://www.plaatsmaken.nl/nl/galerie/webshop/burnt-by-the-sun-after-malevich-zwartwit-kunst-online-kopen-maxima-marc-bijl-marcbijl
TAUBA AUERBACH, untitled, 2013 [clock]
diameter 26, cm
clock, battery, original wrapping
edition unknown
published by The Thing Quarterly, San Francisco, CA, USA
Tauba Auerbach plays in a phenomenological way with readability and abstraction, permeability and solidity – phenomena that she unifies within surfaces and volumes. Here in her clockwork multiple she has compressed the traditional clock plate with Roman figures from I-XII into figures from I – XXIII plus a nil position representing figure XXIV.
DAVID HORVITZ, Untitled (sand mailed by the artist’s mother from California), 2013
11 x 14,5 cm / 10,7 x 16,6 cm
stamped address on envelope / plastic bag with sand
unlimited edition
published by the artist
Galerie Chert, Berlin € 50,- July 2015
Untitled (sand mailed by the artist’s mother from California) is a work that consists of a posted envelope of sand from the Californian beach by the artist’s former home, where his mother still resides. Originally the artist’s mother sends this sand by post to the buyer. This same beach and sand is a repetitive motif for Horvitz and has been used for several projects including: Rarely seen Bas Jan Ader, Disappear, Public Access, The Distance of a Day and his Studio Rent Editions.
DAMIEN HIRST, Isolated Elements Swimming in the Same Direction for the Purpose of Understanding (Left), 1991 – shopping bag 2013
ca 35 x 40 x 20 cm
firm plastic PVC bag, lenticular print, canvas handles, tag, printed text on bottom
edition unknown
mint extremely rare
published by Tate Modern, London, UK
€ 1.850,- plus € 32 Track & Trace registred EU mail
inv.DHir 000-pr
GARY HUME, 1000 Windows, 2013
37 x 31,5 cm
black hand painted surface, paper, yellow frame, cardboard box
series of 1000
signed
published by Tate Modern, London, England
mint
€ 800,- plus € 24,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
In 2002 Gary Hume painted Yellow Window. In 2013 he multiplied one window a thousand times, hence the title 1000 Windows. This edition comes in original wrapping.
History of prices:
eBay-thearteryfineart, Boston, MA, USA US$ 1,200.- September 2022
Extra information:
GARY HUME Yellow Window , 2002 (unique painting
135 x 98 cm / 53 1/8 x 38 5/8 inches
gloss paint on aluminum, signed, dated
Sold at Christie’s estimate GBP 8,000 – 12,000 and sold for GBP 25,000.- / € 29.000,- February 2012
MAURIZIO CATTELAN, I Always Remember A Face, Especially When I’ve Sat On It, 2013
picture vinyl LP, 14 tracks, plastic protection sleeve, incl. exclusive print by Maurizio Cattelan
edition 1000
published by The Vinyl Factory / Toilet Paper mint
€ 285,- plus € 24,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.MCat 000-pr
The music on this vinyl compilation reflects the Toilet Paper magazine run by Maurizio Cattelan featuring music by a cast including Malcolm McLaren, Gene Vincent, Pierre Schaeffer and Judy Garland.
Cattelan’s art practice is known for one as making jokes about others. In 1995 he taxidermied horses, donkeys, mice and dogs. One of his best known sculptures, ‘La Nona Ora’ consists of an wax cast effigy of Pope John Paul II in full ceremonial dress being crushed by a meteor. Another of Cattelan’s quirks is his use of a ‘stand-in’ in media interviews with non-sensical explanations.
History of prices:
New Art Editions, The Hague, Netherlands, December € 400,- December 2022
The Vinyl Factory Ltd, London, UK, June 2013 GBP 25.- (year of issue)
