JASON DODGE, Electricity, 2014
text on yellow paper, black feather, cardboard box
ca 32 x 21 cm / ca 4 x 25 x 8 cm
two versions: 20 copies come with a black feather, 10 with a white feather, 10 AP
signed, numbered,
hors série # 32 published by More Publishers, Brussels, Belgium
p.o.r.
JASON DODGE, Electricity, 2014
text on yellow paper, white feather, cardboard box
Typically for the work of Jason Dodge is his drive to make use of found objects with small subtle alterations. These may be called materially minimalistic, but its simplicity often belies a more complex artistic process or instruction. In ‘Electricity’ the feather is to be stuck in an electric socket in function resulting in a questioning surrealistic installation.
SIGURDUR GUDMUNDSSON, A is Anna – Geobserveerde gedichten, 2014
18,3 x 12,3 cm
offset, 36 pp., text in Dutch
signed, numbered
edition 150
published by Silver Press, Xiamen – 2nd print
MARIJKE VAN WARMERDAM, Morning glory, 2014
30,5 x 25 cm
inkjet print
edition 3 + 1 AP
p.o.r.
Marijke van Warmerdam often uses image and title as two dissimilar entities living in symbiosis. Such a combination emphasizes elements of what is already literally shown in the image itself. In this work it is a combination of time and the light of a photographed running iPad apparently switched on in the morning when one gets up. KvG
MAURIZIO CATTELAN, Sausage Mirror, n.d. [2014]
41 x 30 cm
digital print on glass mirror, plastic frame, tabletop stand
edition unknown
Lipstick Mirror comes in two sizes (small and large), both of which can be hung or used as a tabletop mirror when using the attached stand. Lipstick Mirror is designed by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari for Toiletpaper, the duos provocative, image-only magazine turned product purveyor. It features multiple hands with lipstick ready to beautify whomever’s head appears in the center. Published for Toiletpaper magazine, distributed by Artware Editions, New York, USA
MAURIZIO CATTELAN, Lipstick Mirror, n.d. [2014]
41 x 30 cm
digital print on glass mirror, plastic frame, tabletop stand
edition unknown
mint
published for Toiletpaper magazine, distributed by Artware Editions, New York, USA
inv.MCat 000-pr
Lipstick Mirror comes in two sizes (small and large), both of which can be hung or used as a tabletop mirror when using the attached stand. The mirror is designed by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari for Toiletpaper, an image-only magazine.
History of prices:
Art Space, New York, USA July 2024 € 44,-
Perrotin Shop, New York, USA July 2024 € 35,64
BARBARA KRUGER, Your gaze hits the side of my face, 2013
5-5/8 inches, width ca 1-3/4 inches
tortoise/black sunglasses with red temples
fabric drawstring sleeve for glasses, box
edition 100
published by LACMA, Los Angeles, USA
not available
The sentence “Your gaze hits the side of my face” phrase first appeared in an 1981 artwork along with the profile of an anonymous classical bust. A phrasing that suggests that such a gaze is impertinent. When it comes to the lens of a camera Barbara Kruger says: ‘What it menas to put a camera at another person, I think there is a brutality about that.’
Extra information:
Other versions published by LACMA each in an edition of 100:
CHRISTIAN MARCLAY, Splat, 2013
46,7 x 35,6 cm / 18-1/4 x 14 inches
screen print with splash painting
edition 30
published by Graphic Studio, Tampa, USA
not available
Continuing his exploration of collage and the visualization of sound these partly unique prints utilize imagery from Manga comics, originally published in Japan and translated for the US market, and onomatopoeic words. Since the late 1990s, Marclay has created “graphic” scores, non-traditional forms of notation, for improvisational interpretation by musicians and vocal performers.
History of prices:
Graphic Studio, Tampa, USA € 3.270,- / $ 4,500.- December 2013
ADITYA MANDAYAM, iliulu-uliilu, 2013
6 prints, envelope
edition 26 signed, numbered
published by the artist, Amsterdam – November 2013
€ 145,- plus free Track & trace registered EU mail
inv.PHal 000-pr
OLIVIER MOSSET, sans titre, 2012-2013
11,7 x 8,8 cm
virtual sound post card
unlimited edition
published by MAMCO, Geneva, Switzerland
Collection Kees van Gelder, Amsterdam
May be obtained for free by clicking here Olivier Mosset
At the moment no sound support by Mamco!
Olivier Mosset is known for being part of the BMPT (Buren-Mosset-Parmentier-Toroni) group founded in 1968 and his huge monochromes as shown at the Swiss pavilion of the Venice Biennual. Less known is that he is a fervent Harley Davidson motorbike driver as one may understand when looking/listening at the sound postcard.
List of artists who made sound post cards for MAMCO:
Luc Andrié — Lillian Ball — Cathryn Boch — Katinka Bock — Brice Catherin — Mio Chareteau — Jérémy Chevalier — Nina Childress — Rudy Décelière — Jacques Demierre — Paul Devautour — Tamara de Wehr — Léo Durand — Peter Downsbrough — Heike Fiedler — Luca Forcucci — Gilles Furtwängler — Aloïs Godinat — Alex Hanimann — Thomas Huber — Peter Kogler — Juan José “Pepe” Laici — Anne Le Troter — Beat Lippert — Elisabeth Llach — Marlene McCarty — Olivier Mosset — Ann Noël — ORLAN — Frédéric Post — Marta Riniker-Radich — Sarkis — THE DONKEY’S TAIL — Joëlle Tuerlinckx — Francis Baudevin, Christian Pahud — Filippo Filliger, Dorothée Thébert, Colette — Francesca Gabbiani, Eddie Ruscha
