Urban Art Association

Thanks a lot Dappy !Yes, I read on this forum that members did not like it.. In reality, it is better ( the paper, how it is paint - and with what etc.. ) .. Well, I wanted to put it at 500$ : it is too much ? .. Nobody likes this print, that 's it ? I paid it 150, well, some prints did not take values.. Thank you agian Dappy !

SOLD

Limited edition print of 90.
2 Color Laser-etched Screenprint, Printed on Archival Chipboard with Dyed Newsprint.
Dimensions: 12 x 23 Inches

.....over on her site:

www.Swooninprint.com/

Editioned Variants of 36. All individual with hand finishing, including sewing!!!

Gosh, not cheap.
Kept scrolling down hoping to find the affordable ones.

Did the same thing...never found them.

ha! same here.....

I am not that much into this particular image but this is a great release. Prices are a bit high for some of them but the work she did is impressive, and many are quite large. She is one of the most established artists around so that makes sense. If it was one of the image i like i would definitely buy one. I bought an original recently and i never stop staring at it

Maybe. I must say I am not up to date with swoon prices.
Perhaps I should have used the word affordable rather than cheap.
Certainly no disrespect to swoon intended. Well aware of her credentials.

can't resist showing mine ;D

If money were no object i'd still have trouble choosing, but would probable go for something pasted on a gnarled old piece of wood.


Reminds me... I still need to put my Swoon original on display!

Maybe you should try BRP,they still have some originals.

unless the main image is hand drwan, most all her originals have subject matter that is used in multiple pieces.

I actually dont think there is much difference between this edition and her originals given the degree of variation in the edition.

I love 9 also:)

these are far nicer and more intricate than the papermonster release last year; and those sold out almost immediately...

Check this out guys:

dreamreliquary.com/about/

"Dream Reliquary is a project by artist Caledonia Curry, also known as Swoon. It is a space for people who wish to participate in the creation of a sculpture containing a large repository of dreams transcribed from people all over the world. Dreams transcribed here will be printed out and stored in hundreds of tiny drawers making up the body cavity of a layered figurative image. The sculpture will be an ongoing work, who’s first appearance will be at the exhibition “Wunder Kammer” being held in London November 2012. Swoon’s work often draws on the subconscious and dream imagery in the form of portraits containing layered and fragmented images and symbols. This work will deepen the relationship with dream imagery, while emphasizing the power of participation in shared psychological spaces."