Terence Koh, Terence Koh Signed Limited Edition

Terence Koh Signed Limited Edition, 2007 - Terence Koh

About the Work

About Terence Koh Signed Limited Edition

Terence Koh's first solo exhibition in the US occurred at the Whitney Museum from January—May 2007. For the exhibition Koh created a site-specific installation in the museum's lobby. He constructed an atmosphere that was peaceful and simplistic, using monochromatic elements and objects to evoke a range of moods. The catalog for the exhibition is a piece in and of itself, possessing the same monochromatic themes and object relationships.Read Less

About the Artist

About Terence Koh

Terence Koh aka "asianpunkboy " is known for mixing porn, queer, and punk culture together creating a stir in the international art community. His tongue-and-cheek humor ...

Terence Koh aka "asianpunkboy " is known for mixing porn, queer, and punk culture together creating a stir in the international art community. His tongue-and-cheek humor often pokes fun at the same social constructs he thrives in. Channeling the brash attitude of Duchamp or Warhol, Koh has mastered the post-modern phenomenon of the marriage between artist and celebrity. With pieces titled Big White Cock and his own YouTube show, he has made enough of a name for himself to sell his own gold-plated feces for $500,000.

Koh's openings are famous for their party-like atmosphere, often DJed by one of the artist's friends. At his latest opening at the Whitney, Koh could be found dressed in all-white in the basement of the gallery accompanied by two albino parakeets.

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Terence Koh Signed Limited Edition, 2007

by Terence Koh

Sculpture

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Description

Hand-gouached cover and cast lead insert.

Authentication

Signed by the artist.

Shipping

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This work is final sale and not eligible for return.

Additional Information

Includes the catalogue from the exhibition Terence Koh on view at the Whitney Museum January 19â€“May 27, 2007. Please note that it was the artist's intent for the cast lead sculptural object to roll around and scratch the white print of the box. The work will be shipped without securing the sculpture and any damage is intentional.

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