RONI HORN, a.o., invites, 2018
26 x 20 cm (folded)
part of complete set of Hauser & Wirth announcements and invitations 2018
39 cards, 1 leaflet
condition: splendid
published by Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, St Moritz, Gstaad, London, New York
inv.H&W 587-pr
These cards were issued in 2018 with the following artists:
AARON ANGELL – JESSE WINE [list of numerous artists]
JOHN BALDESSARI
PHYLIDDA BARLOW
LOUISE BOURGEOIS
STEFAN BRÜGGEMANN
MARTIN CREED (card with dye-cut)
SUBODH GUPTA
MARY HEILMANN
ANDY HOPE (1930)
CRISTINA IGLESIAS
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON
BHARTI KHER
NATE LOWMAN
PAUL MCCARTHY
CARO NIEDERER
MICHELE OKA DONER
PIPILOTTI RIST
PHYLLIDA BARLOW
LARRY BELL
LOUISE BOURGEOIS
MARK BRADFORD
GETA BRÃTESCU
ALEXANDER CALDER
EDUARDO CHILLIDA
JEAN DUBUFFET
ZHANG ENLI
ZENG FANZHI
PHILIP GUSTON
TSUYOSHI MAEKAWA
TAKESADA MATSUTANI
SADAMASA MOTONAGA
KAZUO SHIRAGA
ATSUKO TANAKA
CHIYU UEMAE
TSURUKO YAMAZAKI
MARY HEILMANN
RONI HORN
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON
ALLEN KAPROW
ZOE LEONARD
ANNA MARIA MAIOLINO
MARCEL MARIËN
FABIO MAURI
DON MCCULLIN
FAUSTO MELOTTI
LYGIA PAPE
URS FISHER
FISCHLI / WEISS
ALBERTO GIACOMETTI
MANON
FABIAN MARTI
JILL MULLEADY
MERET OPPENHEIM
PIPILOTTI RIST
EMANUEL ROSSETTI
DANIEL SPOERRI
VIVIAN SUTER
SOPHIE TAUBER-ARP
ANDRÉ THOMKINS
JEAN TINGUELY
ANDRO WEKUA
DIETER ROTH
AUGUST SANDER
AMY SHERALD
LORNA SIMPSON
ANJ SMITH
ALINA SZAPOCZNIKOW
KEITH TYSON
JACK WHITTEN
MARTIN CREED, ‘I Can’t Move’ CD, 1999
each 10.8 x 14 cm, invite + order form
published by Art Metropole, Toronto, Canada
Collection K. van Gelder, Amsterdam
inv.MCre 38-pr
This invitation came with an order form on very thin paper to buy a released CD at Art Metropole in Toronto. On Thursday September 9th Martin Creed performed songs from his CD during the launch.
MARTIN CREED, Art is shit., 2017
ca 59 x 38 cm (41 x 38)
text on tote bag
published by Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, Netherlands
For purchase see: Martin Creed, shop Museum Voorlinden
inv.Tassen 619
Screen printed text on fabric: “Art is shit.
Art galleries are toilets.
Curators are toilet attenders.
Artists are bullshitters.”
This is a tote bag with a syllogistic quote from the artist: ‘Art is shit. Art galleries are toilets. Curators are toilet attendants. Artists are bullshitters.’ Apparently in the eyes of Martin Creed galleries show shit and curators are therefore toilet attendants, while artists produce shit. He says: ‘The more I work, the more I think I don’t know what I am doing. I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. It is like sweat or shit. It comes out as I go along …’.
MARTIN CREED, Everything is going to be alright – leporello, n.d. [ca 2012]
104,5 x 14,8 cm
offset postcards, leporello in cellophane envelope
edition unknown
MARTIN CREED, Thinking, not thinking, 2009
7″ vinyl record (blue), plastic sleeve, incl. invitation sticker, sealed
published by Hiromi Yoshii Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
MARTIN CREED, Say Cheese!, 2017
21 x 14,8 cm
catalogue, stapled brochures, each 16 pp.
2 parts: publication in English and Dutch, incl. entrance ticket
Added: “Full Moon”, 2017, 21 x 14,8 cm, catalogue, stapled brochures, each 16 pp., 2 parts: publication in English and Dutch.
MARTIN CREED, Work No 1560, 2013
LP, hand painted sleeve
signed, numbered
edition 100
published by The Vinyl Factory, London, UK
not available
On 17 April 2013, the night of his performance and the recording, Creed introduced an evening of acoustic music with Moshi Moshi Records in the chapel of The House of St Barnabas. Creed’s album Love To You was released on vinyl in July 2012 on label The Vinyl Factory.
MARTIN CREED, Work No. 1273, 2011
76 x 60 cm
lithograph on 300 gsm paper
edition of 250
signed, numbered, dated
pubished by Counter Editions, London, UK
Martin Creed imposes simple rules on his creativity. He might create a painting using only paintbrushes bought in a multi-pack, or make only one mark a day with the same felt-tip pen until the whole paper surface is covered. Repetition, stacks, and intervals are familiar motifs in his work, along with ascending and descending structures. For Work No.1273, Creed has made five single brush marks using a palette derived from the Olympic colours. The marks are arranged in an ascending form that seems to represent an extended podium.
History of prices:
Counter Editions, London, UK £ 640.- September 2012
MARTIN CREED, Work No. 117
audio cassette, offset, cassette
edition of 500
not available
All the sounds on a drum machine, recorded on a cassette tape. Martin Creed’s Work no. 117 and Two Minute Rest (1995) is a sound piece that rattles through every percussion sound on Creed’s synthesizer.
Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Switzerland
Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Switzerland February 2012 € 82,-
MARTIN CREED Work No. 1370 – ‘Chicago’, 2012
vinyl LP, watercolour painted cover
signed, numbered
edition 200
published by The Vinyl Factory and MCA/Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA
not available
Each cover features a unique aquarel by Martin Creed, hand painted at Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago earlier in 2012. Four new songs were recorded all analogue at John McEntire’s Soma Studios.
History of prices:
The Vinyl Factory and MCA/Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago 2012 year of issue GBP 200.-
