Photo: K. van Gelder
DAVID HORVITZ, Studio Rent Editions, 2016 (rent for May)
30,5 x 22,7 cm
water colour, heavy paper, hand stamped, folded as issued
signed, numbered, dated
series of 10
published by the artist
inv.DHor 000-pr
WILLEM DE RIDDER, De Verdwenen Werken van Willem de Ridder, 2016 [DVD + objects]
WILLEM DE RIDDER, De Verdwenen Werken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
8 DVD’s, 8 framings or mountings, 8 ink stamped certificates crumpled into PK’s (Papier Konstellaties)
series of 8 versions in various editions between 8 – 35
signed and numbered verso on the individual works
published by Stichting Hai-Nun, Zaandam, The Netherlands
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD with a film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and with a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 1: DVD with a tile in cardboard, and a list of works, ca. 26,5 x 16 cm, 55 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 2: DVD on canvas on cardboard, ca. 24 x 30 cm, 20 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 3: DVD on canvas, diameter ca. 20 cm, 10 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 4: DVD on canvas, ca. 20 x 20 cm, 10 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 5: DVD, framed, ca. 23 x 18 cm, 25 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 6: DVD, framed (large), ca. 25 x 35 cm, 25 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 7: DVD, framed in white, ca. 15 x 15 cm, 8 numbered & signed copies
Willem de Ridder, De Verdwenen Kunstwerken van Willem de Ridder, 2016
DVD film by Frank Herrebout, each with a signed artwork by Willem de Ridder and a Paper Constellation / certificate
VERSION 8: DVD as part of an assemblage in black frame, ca. 23 x 19 cm, 7 numbered & signed copies
inv.WdeRid 655-662
LILY VAN DER STOKKER, Friends my closest ones (4-12 in total), 2016
LILY VAN DER STOKKER, Friends my closest ones (4-12 in total), 2016
44 x 44 cm
digital print, unframed
signed, dated, numbered
edition 3 + 1 AP (56 x 56 cm)
€ 950,- ask for details
JONATHAN MONK, The Magnetism of Colour, 2016
JONATHAN MONK, The Magnetism of Colour, 2016
94 x 68 cm
silkscreen print on 150 gas C-mat paper, set of 10 magnets on cardboard base
signed on sticker, numbered
edition of 25 + 5 A.P.
(does not include a vitrine)
published by More Publishers, Brussels, Belgium
This print comes with a set of 10 colored magnets to hang the print on. The edition is signed and numbered on a adhesive label, glued on the back of the package of magnets.
This edition is part of a so-called Public Poster Program initiated by the More Publishers in Brussels. The show cases they are presented in are on display in Belgium at MuZee in Ostend, MuhKA in Antwerp and KASK in Ghent. Each month a new poster is launched on the theme time and space. More info at link: http://www.morepublishers.be/series/260
Basically a set of ten colour magnets on a piece of white cardboard is offered, but Jonathan Monk’s edition would not be a (typical) Monk piece if he wouldn’t make a repetition by having it simply reproduced. And that’s what he did using a poster as a vehicle of that drive, so characteristic for his way of working.
OLA VASILJEVA, Counting Steps Edition, 2016
OLA VASILJEVA (and Zelda Ivkovic), Counting Steps Edition, 2016
59,4 x 42 cm
silkscreen, pencil drawing, collage on paper
stamped and numbered by the artist
edition 10 + 5 AP (here number 10/10)
inv.OVas 812
In 2008 Ola Vasiljeva founded OAOA / The Oceans Academy of Arts, a magazine and poster format as an experimental platform that plays with ideas of experimental systems of looking and reading. The would-be institution presents itself as real and plays with its own illusive image as a stage for the artist’s reflections. The magazine OAOA aims to de-condition and to un-learn in relation to the critique of reason and common logics. The result is a visual input of no-sense, fragmentation, de-funtion and a-chronology. In this sense Counting Steps Edition may be understood and read.
DAVID HORVITZ, Studio Rent Editions, 2016 (rent for March)
Photo: K. van Gelder
DAVID HORVITZ, Studio Rent Editions, 2016 (rent for March)
10,5 x 23,9 cm
dried flowers, hand stamped envelope, damaged due to postal handling (as such part of the concept)
signed, numbered, dated
edition 10
published by the artist
inv.DHor 000-pr
Here is the email for March 2016 Studio Rent Edition.
David Horvitz announced this edition as ‘California wild flowers pressed into an envelope and mailed. (This year is a superbloom of wildflowers in California.)’.
DORA GARCIA, Performance / Respiración / Eco Oscuro, 2016
DORA GARCIA, Performance / Respiración / Eco Oscuro, 2016
each 84 x 59,4 cm
silkscreen on offset print (250 g/m2)
edition 15 + 5 AP
signed, numbered
numbers 1/15 -10/15 are available as complete sets
published by More Publishers, Brussels, Belgium
Order at More Publishers, Quenest, Belgium
The edition was produced on the occasion of Respiración Artificial / Performance / Eco Oscuro in IVAM, Institute for Modern Art in Valencia (March 3 – June 19, 2016), an exhibition in three parts. The three prints derive from the different moments of the exhibition and hung in the rooms of the museum where the exhibition of Dora Garcia was held. The edition numbers 11/15 – 15/15 were individually sold.
History of prices:
More Publishers, Quenest, Belgium February 2025 € 700,-
More Publishers, Quenest, Belgium February 2022 € 800,-
RICHARD PRINCE, Untiled (Jawbone), 2016
RICHARD PRINCE, Untitled (Jawbone 2013-2015), 2016
46 x 30,5 cm / 18 x 12 inch
C-gloss photo print
signed, numbered
edition 100
published by The Kitchen, New York, USA
not available
On the occasion of performances by The Glenn Branca Ensemble: The Third Ascension at The Kitchen NYC Richard Prince created this limited edition print. Print courtesy of Richard Prince.
KLAAS KLOOSTERBOER, 16109, 2016
KLAAS KLOOSTERBOER, 16109, 2016
ca 3,2 x 9,2 x 4,7 cm
cardboard box, offset
signed, numbered, dated
edition 7 + 1 AP
€ 120,-
In 2008 Klaas Kloosterboer introduced for the first time curtains in his works in the exhibition ‘Partij – Wederpartij’. A theatrical setting of his white and black sprayed fabric paintings gave an exceptional movement to the gallery space, and in fact to his oeuvre. He later used this idea in the gigantic rotating installation in the Submarine Wharf / Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam in 2009.
For his show in Galerie van Gelder an invitation card was designed by the artist of which he has made a card board box (see multiple above) as part of his contribution to the group exhibition ‘After Gerolama Cardano’s suspension’ at Galerie van Gelder in Amsterdam.
CUT magazine about art, issue #15, 2016
CUT magazine about art, issue #15, January 2016
29,7 x 21 cm, 12 pp.
digital printed magazine
edition 60, of which 35 with multiple of Takako Saito: hand painted text on hand colored rice paper, text on card, in tipped in cellophane envelope
published by Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam.
‘CUT magazine about art appears irregularly however often’ and is published by Galerie van Gelder. The magazine is printed in full colour.
Issue #15 opens with a report of a performance by Takako Saito written by Evert Schoorl – together with his partner Mieke Schoorl enthusiastic collector and economist and emeritus Director of graduate studies, Groningen University – followed by pages of a wall installation ‘You and me – Sky wall’.
