
GILBERT and GEORGE, 25 Ginkgo Pictures [tote bag], 2005
ca 65 x 45 cm
screen print on cotton tote bag
signed in print
edition unknown
published by the British Council, London, Great Britain
inv.Gi&Ge 000-pr

GILBERT and GEORGE, 25 Ginkgo Pictures [tote bag], 2005
ca 65 x 45 cm
screen print on cotton tote bag
signed in print
edition unknown
published by the British Council, London, Great Britain
inv.Gi&Ge 000-pr

WILLEM DE RIDDER, De Verdwenen Werken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
14,8 x 19,8 cm
DVD, ceramic tile, certificate as PK
text in Dutch
signed, numbered
8 versions in various shapes, frames and editions
here nr 20/55
Willem de Ridder decided to have a dvd produced of a documentary film about his lost artworks in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, i.e. 8 signed and numbered versions in various framings and editions between 8 and 35. Using walkmans one could rent in a nearby gallery, De Ridder guided visitors through the museum, showing them artworks he had been placing in the museum since the early 1990s.
inv.WdeRid VK1-655
Ref.
interview with Adinda Akkerman (in Dutch)

YANN SÉRANDOUR, Distorted (essay by Daniel Buren for John Knight’s exhibition catalog “Łeetsoii”) – red, 2016
beech wood, comes in black and red sets of four different chairs
signed, dated on certificate
each edition 2 + 1 AP
published by More Publishers, Brussels, Belgium
inv.YSer 000
In 2017 two other versions were added to the edition: in green and blue.
black version:


LILY VAN DER STOKKER, Argument Wall painting (You know what you do? Why don’t you just go walk a bit), 1998
15,3 x 20,2 x 2 cm
colour photo, certificate of authenticity, colour slide, authorized in print with artist’s full name, plastic sleeve
framed between glass as issued
limited edition 4
published by the artist
p.o.r.


ELVIRE BONDUELLE, Cales, 2016
large: 35 x 60 x 45 cm, medium: 25 x 40 x 35 cm and small: 15 x 35 x 20 cm
prints on fabric, 3 parts
edition 12
published by We Do Not Work Alone, Paris, France

ELVIRE BONDUELLE, Calle / Wedge, 2013
30 x 15 x 15 cm
unique hand painted canvas
p.o.r.

SIGURDUR GUDMUNDSSON, three books, 1993-2010
Tabúlarasa [Tabula Rasa], 1993
20 x 12,5 cm
signed
Ósýnilega konan [The Invisible Woman], 2000
21,5 x 14,2 cm
(not signed)
Dýrin í Saigon [The Animals in Saigon], 2010
20 x 12 cm
signed
Icelandic language
published by Mal go Mánning, Reykjavik, Iceland
Next to being a visual artist Sigurdur Gudmundsson writes novels since 1993. Insiders in Iceland call the content of his books innovative and a remarkable addition to the Icelandic literature.
In 2016 his fourth book will be published, at a certain point also in English his new publisher Crymogea states.

GERHARD RICHTER, Editionen 1965-1993, 1993 [poster edition]
84,5 x 59 cm
offset on paper
signed in pencil
edition unknown
mint
published by Kunsthalle Bremen, Germany
p.o.r.
Apart from a signature in print this poster is also hand signed in the middle below the image.

Salon, issue No. 1 [February], 2016
21 x 14,8 cm
art magazine, 160 pp.
limited edition 100
published by Salon Verlag & Edition, Berlin, Germany
order at Salon Verlag

LILY VAN DER STOKKER, (design wallpainting 7m high with flu yellow couch, in light blue, 2000), 2001
33,6 x 39,3 cm
lithographic offset
verso: signed in print
edition 1000
published by Edition Griffelkunst, Hamburg, Germany
very good condition
This print comes from a set of 5 prints published by Griffelkunst. Verso with text: ‘Lily van der Stokker, Edition griffelkunst 2001, einmalige Auflage (design wallpainting 7m high with fluo yellow couch, in light blue, 2000)’
Hardly detectable stock aging at right back side:

inv. LvdS314

WILLEM DE RIDDER, De Verdwenen Werken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD, rope, cloth pin, black frame,
ink stamped certificate crumpled into a PK, id est Papier Konstellatie as ink stamped certificate,
printed matter with plan of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and list of lost works
extra DVD for use as issued
signed on glass, numbered
edition 7
published by Stichting Hai-Nun, Zaandam, The Netherlands
Willem de Ridder decided to have a dvd produced – 8 signed and numbered versions in various editions between 8 and 35 – of a documentary film about his lost artworks in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Using walkmans one could rent in a nearby gallery, De Ridder guided visitors through the museum, showing them artworks he had been placing in the museum since the early 1990s.
inv.WdeRid VK8-662
Ref.
interview with Adinda Akkerman (in Dutch)