UPS by any chance?

Have faith. Something they lost 2 months ago, and started investigating, suddenly turned up a few days ago!

Still searching for one of these.

Please PM if you have one you'd sell.

Has anyone in the UK received their Phaidon order yet?

I got mine on Wednesday. After a lot of chasing and excuses.

They only received them in the uk about two weeks ago so I would expect you will get them soon.

It was like getting blood out of a stone. I just have emailed about 20 times to a lot of different people before I got a response.

Mine came through this week. I was a bit nervous but all ok in the end.

He’s an incredible talent. I expect the chap to blow up this year off the back of shows planned. Bought the recent print. Bloody scary.

OP here. DM me if you’re interested in purchasing my Pendleton print & book.

This is worth $2000 minimum 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

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The more I see and read about Pendleton, the more I like the things that he is doing!

Pending payment.

Have seen some recent discussion on Pendleton and hadn't previously been away that folks here liked his work.  Ive been a fan for a while so why not start a thread (and hopefully more threads on contemporary artists).  With an upcoming (previously pushed date) show at MoMA in September Im excited to see what's ahead.  

Adam Pendleton "Who is Queen" MoMA Sep 18, 2021–Jan 30, 2022 MoMA

The Museum of Modern Art will present Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen?, a large-scale multimedia installation that will be on view in the Donald B. and Catherine C. Marron Atrium from July 25 through Oct 4, 2020. Based in New York, Adam Pendleton (American, born 1984) is a Conceptual artist who uses historical and aesthetic content from visual culture to explore the ways in which context influences meaning. Pendleton reconfigures words, forms, and images to provoke critical questioning.

For this presentation, Pendleton’s monumental installation will bring the formal mechanics of musical counterpoint—the folding and unfolding of simultaneous voices—into contact with the aesthetics of protest. For the duration of the exhibition, MoMA’s Marron Atrium will be transformed into an arena encompassed by three wooden, floor-to-ceiling vertical scaffolds. These modular systems, built from four basic units, will be designed to resemble balloon framing used in American house construction.

Who Is Queen? critically questions the notion of the museum as repository. Utilizing social and contrapuntal compositions, Who Is Queen? will include a months-long program of live events, including screenings, readings, lectures, and musical performances. It will also serve as a platform for the display of layers of exhibited material: new paintings, drawings, and sculptures; moving images; slideshows of archival material; and a sound piece.

Who Is Queen? can be understood as a sophisticated, generative device through which a multiplicity of sounds and images are captured, modified, displayed, and played back. The work is a “machine” imperfectly regulated by an algorithmic score that presents, documents, collects, archives, digests, and represents material. Audio documentation of the live events will be edited and mixed back into the installation on a regular basis, and each day of the exhibition will feature a different combination of looped tracks played simultaneously.

The project is in part a response to popular mobilizations of the past decade such as the Black Lives Matter and Occupy movements. Drawing on the work of figures as disparate as Michael Hardt, Ruby Sales, and Glenn Gould, Who Is Queen? seeks to present works at the nexus of abstraction and politics.

Would love to see any framed examples of work or prior show photos that members might have.