BARGAIN HIRST WORK FROM OTHER CRITERIA !! , by bond on Sept 21, 2007 14:37:54 GMT 1, i'm obviously going for the Untitled skull drawing but the rest is yours ................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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09/07


Untitled skull drawing
diptych (1)
Damien Hirst
and Michael Joo These skull drawings by Michael Joo and Damien Hirst - two diptychs and two single drawings - epitomise the history and nature of artist collaborations. Made spontaneously and simultaneously they have a Jekyll and Hyde quality that combines an odd cartoon-like wit and farce with a bleak melancholy. Although the skull has been used by a range of artists during the long history of art, it is perhaps the most likely motif for Hirst and Joo to work with - the skull is one of a number of motifs Hirst employs, and skeletons and animal parts, sometimes at different stages of autopsy, is a recurring feature of Joo’s practice. But this unique set of drawings only available from Other Criteria also reflects the long-term friendship and empathy shared between these two internationally established artists.

Each drawing is signed by both artists on the front and comes in a graphite coloured wooden box frame with UV Perspex made to the artists’ specification.

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£20000 +VAT
2006
864 x 1247 mm (framed)
760 x 1117 mm (paper size)
Pencil drawing on paper
Unique



Extradition with Computer
Ashley Bickerton ‘Extradition with Computer’ is part of a series of photographs by American artist Ashley Bickerton. His work has increasingly addressed a ‘global conscience’ since the 1980s, and this photograph, set in Bali where Bickerton currently lives, relates primarily to the influence capitalism has had and continues to have on indigenous social and anthropological structures. Bickerton rose to international prominence in the 1980s through his association with the Neo-Geo group, which also included Jeff Koons.

This is edition 7/10. The handmade mother of pearl frame is inherent to
the work.

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£7500 +VAT
2006
1100 x 1300 mm (framed)
920 x 1115 mm (paper size)
C-print in mother of pearl
inlaid artist frame
Edition of 10



Bad
Ashley Bickerton Designed in 2007 by Ashley Bickerton for Other Criteria. Printed on American Apparel 100% cotton t-shirt and available in Classic Girl small and men’s small, medium and large sizes.

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£30
White print on black




Recording
Johannes Albers “I will never forget a talk show I saw, in which grieving parents tried to contact their dead child using a tape recorder. A technician supposedly made hidden frequencies audible and eventually a ghostly “I'm alright” could be heard. And I will also never forget the tape recording of an exorcism held in Germany in the mid 1970s, which was aired on television. The recordings sounded like a real version of the classic horror movie: “Who are you?” “I am the devil.” Tape recordings obviously touch and prove reality, but they surely leave a weird space for wonder and imagination too. So what is on that tape? It's me. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.”
(Johannes Albers, 2007).

This print on canvas of a cassette tape, refracted at the centre to give an ‘optical’ quality to the image, is a haunting and bold piece of work which is both a definitive statement and also an object of ambiguity.

Each edition is signed on the reverse.

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£175 +VAT
2007
200 x 300 mm
Ink on canvas with varnish
Unlimited edition



Black Dog
Rachel Howard Executed in Indian ink this drawing is part of a series of work that explores what the artist describes as “the beauty of tragedy”.

The subject matter draws on the rich tradition in art history where the dog has been romantically portrayed as the human companion, vigilant protector and loyal guardian of the dead. Yet in Rachel Howard’s drawings dogs are also shown as animals prone to abuse and neglect by humans. They can be depraved animals, associated with death and evil. Howard has titled one drawing ‘Black Dog’, referencing Winston Churchill’s name for his depression. These ‘dog’ drawings reflect the tension that this epithet implies.

There are three different 'dog' drawings by Rachel Howard available. Each drawing comes in a white lacquered wooden box frame with UV Perspex made to the artist’s specification.

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£800 +VAT
2007
410 x 365 mm (framed)
325 x 280 mm (paper size)
Indian ink on paper
Unique



Charm Bracelet
Gold
Damien Hirst Made with 18 carat gold, this charm bracelet carries 23 different casts of pills, perhaps the most familiar and recurring motif of Hirst’s ongoing fascination with the dichotomy between art and science.

Each bracelet is edition numbered and signed.

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£25000 +VAT
2004
130 mm diameter
18 carat gold
Edition of 10



Charm Bracelet
Silver
Damien Hirst Made with 92.5 sterling silver, this charm bracelet carries 23 different casts of pills, perhaps the most familiar and recurring motif of Hirst’s ongoing fascination with the dichotomy between art and science.

Each bracelet is edition numbered and signed.

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£15000 +VAT
2004
130 mm diameter
92.5 sterling silver
Edition of 50



Crucifixion (detail)
Mat Collishaw ‘Crucifixion’, was first shown at Modern Medicine in 1990, as a large-scale slide installation. Here Collishaw has re-worked the piece as a compelling triptych silkscreen print on paper. The submissive images have themselves been subverted to take on the appearance of a crucifixion scene. The addition of a diamond-dusted surface adds a celestial quality to the image that contrasts with the earthly flesh tones of the figures. Collishaw's photographs often use illusionary and seductive devices to deal with ideas of beauty, sex, violence, myth and nature.

"...Collishaw's work and its ideas accelerate through the red traffic lights of photographic decency and order, risking everything..." Neal Brown.

Triptych silkscreen print with diamond dust printed with 12 colours including a glaze and silver leafing on 410 gsm Somerset Tub sized paper. Signed and numbered by the artist.

Framing available on request.

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Published by Other Criteria
£1750 +VAT
811 x 568 mm (left panel)
902 x 693 mm (centre panel)
811 x 568 mm (right panel)
Triptych silkscreen print with diamond dust on paper
Edition of 35



Beyond Belief
Postcard Pack
Damien Hirst Produced to accompany the 2007 exhibition ‘Damien Hirst: Beyond Belief’ at White Cube, Mason’s Yard and Hoxton Square. This pack contains 12 postcards each featuring images of different works from the exhibition, including ‘For the Love of God’, ‘Self-Portrait as Surgeon’ and ‘Death Explained’. It comes in a white printed cruciform folder cover.

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Published by
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£15 +VAT
2007
105 x 148 mm