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Recommended Art Books, by Oakland Gallery on May 26, 2021 14:40:12 GMT 1, Here are a few books we have for sale at Oakland Gallery. Feel free to direct message us if you would like more information.
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samo
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on May 29, 2021 19:02:00 GMT 1, Does anyone have any update on the delivery of the Kaws signed books via Phaidon?
Seem to remember it was June time???
Does anyone have any update on the delivery of the Kaws signed books via Phaidon?
Seem to remember it was June time???
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gluvox
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Recommended Art Books, by gluvox on Jun 1, 2021 7:44:38 GMT 1, I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already.
I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already.
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Jun 1, 2021 7:53:06 GMT 1, I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate!
I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate!
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jun 1, 2021 18:49:03 GMT 1, I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. Thanks for posting that gluvox.
I'm with kjg, a really nice little item, would also recommend.
Nobody have any news on the Kaws signed book? I tried e-mailing Phaidon's, but not heard anything back from them.
Any update from anyone would be appreciated.
I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. Thanks for posting that gluvox. I'm with kjg, a really nice little item, would also recommend. Nobody have any news on the Kaws signed book? I tried e-mailing Phaidon's, but not heard anything back from them. Any update from anyone would be appreciated.
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 1, 2021 19:13:49 GMT 1, I noted that they ship from June 15th but not sure if this is 100% correct.
Phaidon hasn’t replied either when I asked last week.
I noted that they ship from June 15th but not sure if this is 100% correct.
Phaidon hasn’t replied either when I asked last week.
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jun 1, 2021 19:24:14 GMT 1, Thanks kfroms.
If its any help, just e-mailed a contact I have at Phaidon's, they helped me out with the Miller book a while ago, hoping they can confirm.
Will update the thread when I hear back.
Thanks kfroms.
If its any help, just e-mailed a contact I have at Phaidon's, they helped me out with the Miller book a while ago, hoping they can confirm.
Will update the thread when I hear back.
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Recommended Art Books, by Lroy on Jun 2, 2021 6:35:42 GMT 1, I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate! I bought it yesterday, first Tracy Emin.
She is was a singer no ? I even did not google her, just heard abouther name...
I just saw that the book price for 'Nothing to do but Dream, The Early Films of Tracey Emin' will be increasing to £12.99 from today but its still on their website for only £9.99 in case you wanted to get it at the lower price...https://artandmusicpublications.com/shop. It's only a limited edition of 1,000 so they must have sold quite a few for the price to have gone up already. The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate! I bought it yesterday, first Tracy Emin.
She is was a singer no ? I even did not google her, just heard abouther name...
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Jun 2, 2021 13:50:58 GMT 1, The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate! I bought it yesterday, first Tracy Emin.
She is was a singer no ? I even did not google her, just heard abouther name...
Haha, no :-)
You are confusing Tracey Emin with Tracey Ullman.
The book is totally worth it, so don't hesitate! I bought it yesterday, first Tracy Emin.
She is was a singer no ? I even did not google her, just heard abouther name...
Haha, no :-)
You are confusing Tracey Emin with Tracey Ullman.
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by kjg on Jun 4, 2021 19:49:09 GMT 1, Finally arrived from Japan! Signed DOUBLE book by Tomokazu Matsuyama + Bijutsu Techo! TM is also one of the newest acquisition in LACMA! If I remember it correctly, you totally wanted this book. Congratulations!
Finally arrived from Japan! Signed DOUBLE book by Tomokazu Matsuyama + Bijutsu Techo! TM is also one of the newest acquisition in LACMA! If I remember it correctly, you totally wanted this book. Congratulations!
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Greekboy
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Recommended Art Books, by Greekboy on Jun 4, 2021 21:02:20 GMT 1, Mickalene Thomas signed monograph available through Phaidon for anyone interested.
link
Mickalene Thomas signed monograph available through Phaidon for anyone interested. link
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kfroms
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Something pretty for a nice weekend: Darren Almond - The Giverny Plaroids I always liked DA and his way of taking his pictures at night, using very long exposure times. On first sight all his pics look 'normal' but looking at them closer and longer you can feel that something is different. For this book he took pictures in Monet's Garden at Giverny, of course at night. The 64 pages are bound in a way that you can take out the pages, it also comes with a hand signed polaroid. Its a lovely thing and easy to grab for around 40GBP ( just make sure you buy a signed one )
Publisher's Description
"Except for painting and gardening, I’m useless", Claude Monet wrote to a friend, preferring a life in Giverny, 3 km away from Vernon on the Seine downstream from Paris. He went there in 1883, initially remodelled the home and garden complex and made an ornamental garden out of Clos Normand. Later, in 1893, he bought a large area across the street, now the Chemin du Roy, where he could create his famous water lily pond and the Japanese bridge, which would be the key motif in his work from 1897 until his death on 5 December 1926. The street is partly the reason why there was no other view of the bridge for Monet, and it is said that he had his gardeners wiped the dust of the lilies every day, until he finally had the road asphalted at his own expense. Darren Almond, born in 1971, now lives in London and works mostly on elaborate photographs taken under a full moon. He has progressed through his participation in 1997 at the legendary exhibition »Sensation« via the Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003 and not least by his nomination in 2005 for the Turner Price to become one of the outstanding British contemporary artists. After his exhibition at the Villa Merkel and the resulting cassette »Nocturne«, this publication, which contains new photographs of Monet’s garden, emphasises the sculptural floral motifs in Darren Almond’s photographic work. Also, the individual flower photographs can be separated from the book block, which is protected by a translucent plastic cover, in which a small signed picture of a polaroid with the famous lily pond has been inserted.
Publisher: Snoeck
Soze: 230 x 185 mm
60 pages with 31 coloured reproductions UV-varnished, glued and plugged in PVC, cover insert 162 x 137 mm signed by Darren Almond
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Something pretty for a nice weekend: Darren Almond - The Giverny Plaroids I always liked DA and his way of taking his pictures at night, using very long exposure times. On first sight all his pics look 'normal' but looking at them closer and longer you can feel that something is different. For this book he took pictures in Monet's Garden at Giverny, of course at night. The 64 pages are bound in a way that you can take out the pages, it also comes with a hand signed polaroid. Its a lovely thing and easy to grab for around 40GBP ( just make sure you buy a signed one )
Publisher's Description
"Except for painting and gardening, I’m useless", Claude Monet wrote to a friend, preferring a life in Giverny, 3 km away from Vernon on the Seine downstream from Paris. He went there in 1883, initially remodelled the home and garden complex and made an ornamental garden out of Clos Normand. Later, in 1893, he bought a large area across the street, now the Chemin du Roy, where he could create his famous water lily pond and the Japanese bridge, which would be the key motif in his work from 1897 until his death on 5 December 1926. The street is partly the reason why there was no other view of the bridge for Monet, and it is said that he had his gardeners wiped the dust of the lilies every day, until he finally had the road asphalted at his own expense. Darren Almond, born in 1971, now lives in London and works mostly on elaborate photographs taken under a full moon. He has progressed through his participation in 1997 at the legendary exhibition »Sensation« via the Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003 and not least by his nomination in 2005 for the Turner Price to become one of the outstanding British contemporary artists. After his exhibition at the Villa Merkel and the resulting cassette »Nocturne«, this publication, which contains new photographs of Monet’s garden, emphasises the sculptural floral motiFor Sale in Darren Almond’s photographic work. Also, the individual flower photographs can be separated from the book block, which is protected by a translucent plastic cover, in which a small signed picture of a polaroid with the famous lily pond has been inserted.
Publisher: Snoeck
Soze: 230 x 185 mm
60 pages with 31 coloured reproductions UV-varnished, glued and plugged in PVC, cover insert 162 x 137 mm signed by Darren AlmondWhere have you found a signed one with the Polaroid please?
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kjg
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Recommended Art Books, by Peter Bengtsen on Jun 5, 2021 11:24:42 GMT 1,
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 5, 2021 11:53:04 GMT 1,
This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk
This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk
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Recommended Art Books, by Mentis Statum on Jun 5, 2021 16:08:49 GMT 1, This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk
Thank you so much- signed on is another 22 euros postage so will try eBay! Thanks so much for the share looks a beautiful book
This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk Thank you so much- signed on is another 22 euros postage so will try eBay! Thanks so much for the share looks a beautiful book
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jun 5, 2021 19:14:33 GMT 1, This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk Thank you so much- signed on is another 22 euros postage so will try eBay! Thanks so much for the share looks a beautiful book
Likewise, appreciate you sharing the details kfroms, looks a lovely item.
This but there are also a few on ebay.co.uk Thank you so much- signed on is another 22 euros postage so will try eBay! Thanks so much for the share looks a beautiful book Likewise, appreciate you sharing the details kfroms, looks a lovely item.
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 6, 2021 15:45:51 GMT 1, Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP.
Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP.
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rosac
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Something pretty for a nice weekend: Darren Almond - The Giverny Plaroids I always liked DA and his way of taking his pictures at night, using very long exposure times. On first sight all his pics look 'normal' but looking at them closer and longer you can feel that something is different. For this book he took pictures in Monet's Garden at Giverny, of course at night. The 64 pages are bound in a way that you can take out the pages, it also comes with a hand signed polaroid. Its a lovely thing and easy to grab for around 40GBP ( just make sure you buy a signed one )
Publisher's Description
"Except for painting and gardening, I’m useless", Claude Monet wrote to a friend, preferring a life in Giverny, 3 km away from Vernon on the Seine downstream from Paris. He went there in 1883, initially remodelled the home and garden complex and made an ornamental garden out of Clos Normand. Later, in 1893, he bought a large area across the street, now the Chemin du Roy, where he could create his famous water lily pond and the Japanese bridge, which would be the key motif in his work from 1897 until his death on 5 December 1926. The street is partly the reason why there was no other view of the bridge for Monet, and it is said that he had his gardeners wiped the dust of the lilies every day, until he finally had the road asphalted at his own expense. Darren Almond, born in 1971, now lives in London and works mostly on elaborate photographs taken under a full moon. He has progressed through his participation in 1997 at the legendary exhibition »Sensation« via the Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003 and not least by his nomination in 2005 for the Turner Price to become one of the outstanding British contemporary artists. After his exhibition at the Villa Merkel and the resulting cassette »Nocturne«, this publication, which contains new photographs of Monet’s garden, emphasises the sculptural floral motiFor Sale in Darren Almond’s photographic work. Also, the individual flower photographs can be separated from the book block, which is protected by a translucent plastic cover, in which a small signed picture of a polaroid with the famous lily pond has been inserted.
Publisher: Snoeck
Soze: 230 x 185 mm
60 pages with 31 coloured reproductions UV-varnished, glued and plugged in PVC, cover insert 162 x 137 mm signed by Darren AlmondHi thanks for this, I ordered a copy from Amazon. The signature is a digital copy. Are there actually hand signed versions ? If so I’ll send this back and look for a hand signed one. Cheers
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 8, 2021 10:27:33 GMT 1, Good question Rosac. I had a close look at my Polaroid and , to my little knowledge, it looks like a real signature. The publishing house states ' von Darren Almond signiert...' If you google the book I find lots of different looks of the signature, some with one dot, some with two dots and the actual signature varies as well.
Anyway, I sent them a message and asked if they are all hand signed and will post the answer.
Good question Rosac. I had a close look at my Polaroid and , to my little knowledge, it looks like a real signature. The publishing house states ' von Darren Almond signiert...' If you google the book I find lots of different looks of the signature, some with one dot, some with two dots and the actual signature varies as well.
Anyway, I sent them a message and asked if they are all hand signed and will post the answer.
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Ruggs
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Something pretty for a nice weekend: Darren Almond - The Giverny Plaroids I always liked DA and his way of taking his pictures at night, using very long exposure times. On first sight all his pics look 'normal' but looking at them closer and longer you can feel that something is different. For this book he took pictures in Monet's Garden at Giverny, of course at night. The 64 pages are bound in a way that you can take out the pages, it also comes with a hand signed polaroid. Its a lovely thing and easy to grab for around 40GBP ( just make sure you buy a signed one )
Publisher's Description
"Except for painting and gardening, I’m useless", Claude Monet wrote to a friend, preferring a life in Giverny, 3 km away from Vernon on the Seine downstream from Paris. He went there in 1883, initially remodelled the home and garden complex and made an ornamental garden out of Clos Normand. Later, in 1893, he bought a large area across the street, now the Chemin du Roy, where he could create his famous water lily pond and the Japanese bridge, which would be the key motif in his work from 1897 until his death on 5 December 1926. The street is partly the reason why there was no other view of the bridge for Monet, and it is said that he had his gardeners wiped the dust of the lilies every day, until he finally had the road asphalted at his own expense. Darren Almond, born in 1971, now lives in London and works mostly on elaborate photographs taken under a full moon. He has progressed through his participation in 1997 at the legendary exhibition »Sensation« via the Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003 and not least by his nomination in 2005 for the Turner Price to become one of the outstanding British contemporary artists. After his exhibition at the Villa Merkel and the resulting cassette »Nocturne«, this publication, which contains new photographs of Monet’s garden, emphasises the sculptural floral motiFor Sale in Darren Almond’s photographic work. Also, the individual flower photographs can be separated from the book block, which is protected by a translucent plastic cover, in which a small signed picture of a polaroid with the famous lily pond has been inserted.
Publisher: Snoeck
Soze: 230 x 185 mm
60 pages with 31 coloured reproductions UV-varnished, glued and plugged in PVC, cover insert 162 x 137 mm signed by Darren AlmondHi thanks for this, I ordered a copy from Amazon. The signature is a digital copy. Are there actually hand signed versions ? If so I’ll send this back and look for a hand signed one. Cheers Signed copy here apparently. www.snoeck.de/book/234/Darren-Almond%3A-The-Giverny-Polaroids
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 9, 2021 13:51:43 GMT 1, I got an email from Snoeck, the publisher of the Darren Almond book:
Sehr geehrter ,
ich denke es ist richtig beschrieben, das Coverinsert, also eine gedruckte Abbildung eines Polaroids, das lose in die PVC-Schutzhülle eingeschoben ist, das ist signiert. Nicht signiert sind die Innenseiten des Buchs.
Bei keiner der Reproduktionen, weder im Innenteil des Buches noch bei der lose eingeschobenen Coverabbildung, auf der einzig der Garten von Monet abgebildet ist, handelt es sich um Originale.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
It confirms that the Polaroid is signed.
On a side note - there were 5 of these books on the bay and now they are all sold. Nice to see!!
I got an email from Snoeck, the publisher of the Darren Almond book:
Sehr geehrter ,
ich denke es ist richtig beschrieben, das Coverinsert, also eine gedruckte Abbildung eines Polaroids, das lose in die PVC-Schutzhülle eingeschoben ist, das ist signiert. Nicht signiert sind die Innenseiten des Buchs.
Bei keiner der Reproduktionen, weder im Innenteil des Buches noch bei der lose eingeschobenen Coverabbildung, auf der einzig der Garten von Monet abgebildet ist, handelt es sich um Originale.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
It confirms that the Polaroid is signed.
On a side note - there were 5 of these books on the bay and now they are all sold. Nice to see!!
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Dahmer
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Recommended Art Books, by Dahmer on Jun 9, 2021 13:59:07 GMT 1, Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP. I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened?
Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP. I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened?
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racket
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Recommended Art Books, by racket on Jun 9, 2021 14:12:12 GMT 1, Julie curtiss exhibition catalogue available here shop.whitecube.com/
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Jun 9, 2021 14:24:44 GMT 1, Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP. I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened?
No idea to be honest. I happily paid 28 quid last week ( on Amazon its 52gbp as a pre-order )
Not the biggest fan of Damien Hirst but went to Newport Street Gallery today to see his “End of a Century” exhibition. And I have to admit that it is really really good. So is the catalogue. Hard cover for 28GBP. I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened? No idea to be honest. I happily paid 28 quid last week ( on Amazon its 52gbp as a pre-order )
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Recommended Art Books, by Deleted on Jun 9, 2021 15:25:37 GMT 1, I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened? No idea to be honest. I happily paid 28 quid last week ( on Amazon its 52gbp as a pre-order )
Theyre different from the £18 ones
I thought these were £18 when the exhibition first opened? No idea to be honest. I happily paid 28 quid last week ( on Amazon its 52gbp as a pre-order ) Theyre different from the £18 ones
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Jun 10, 2021 10:31:38 GMT 1, Thanks kfroms. If its any help, just e-mailed a contact I have at Phaidon's, they helped me out with the Miller book a while ago, hoping they can confirm. Will update the thread when I hear back.
If its any help, just had a reply from Phaidon's with regards to the signed KAWS book -
Kaws is being published on 24th June and will be sent to you on, or around, this date.
Thanks kfroms. If its any help, just e-mailed a contact I have at Phaidon's, they helped me out with the Miller book a while ago, hoping they can confirm. Will update the thread when I hear back. If its any help, just had a reply from Phaidon's with regards to the signed KAWS book - Kaws is being published on 24th June and will be sent to you on, or around, this date.
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Reader
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Recommended Art Books, by Reader on Jun 11, 2021 18:07:29 GMT 1,
A rare little beast..
Internal Affairs; catalogue to Hirst's first Solo Exhibition. Published by Institute of Contemporary Arts / Jay Jopling, London, 1991.
DAMIEN HIRST & SOPHIE CALLE, YBA & MDMA AT THE ICA I started a night at London’s ICA in early 92 I guess. Abacus, a night of experimental art and music with a free artist “multiple” each night. The ICA bar had a “no dancing” policy and usually hosted the likes of David Toop and Scanner. Cerebral electronica. We turned up with the likes of Coldcut, Amon Tobin and Ninja Tunes playing pretty hardcore, could we stop people dancing, could we hell. We were unceremoniously booted after the third edition turned into an accidental rave. These letters from Sophie Calle to Damien Hirst belong to that venue and that time, and this catalogue from his "Internal Affairs" show at the same time. It's a signed limited edition of 250 with facsimilies of the letters. A helpful memory aid as most of this period is, for obvious reasons, still a blur
A rare little beast.. Internal Affairs; catalogue to Hirst's first Solo Exhibition. Published by Institute of Contemporary Arts / Jay Jopling, London, 1991. DAMIEN HIRST & SOPHIE CALLE, YBA & MDMA AT THE ICA I started a night at London’s ICA in early 92 I guess. Abacus, a night of experimental art and music with a free artist “multiple” each night. The ICA bar had a “no dancing” policy and usually hosted the likes of David Toop and Scanner. Cerebral electronica. We turned up with the likes of Coldcut, Amon Tobin and Ninja Tunes playing pretty hardcore, could we stop people dancing, could we hell. We were unceremoniously booted after the third edition turned into an accidental rave. These letters from Sophie Calle to Damien Hirst belong to that venue and that time, and this catalogue from his "Internal Affairs" show at the same time. It's a signed limited edition of 250 with facsimilies of the letters. A helpful memory aid as most of this period is, for obvious reasons, still a blur
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