About The Work
This printed sheet of paper was taken from a past manifestation of an artwork by Felix Gonzalez-Torres that was made in conjunction with Christopher Wool.
In collaboration with Felix Gonzales-Torres, Christopher Wool created this poster featuring Wool's characteristic lines of closely packed text. Drawn from Russian philosopher Vasili Rozanov’s work on nihilism, the poster reads: "The show is over, the audience get up to leave their seats, time to collect their coats and go home, they turn around, no more coats, no more home." Wool had used the phrase in a previous billboard work, but originally created this accompanying poster to support the Printed Matter bookshop in New York.
The edition size of the work is unknown, as visitors to the shop were allowed to take a poster from an eight inch stack. The image has been featured at, amongst others, MoMA PS1 and Gagosian Gallery in London.
About Christopher Wool
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Offset lithograph on paper
46.77 x 31.22 in
118.8 x 79.3 cm
This work is not signed.
About The Work
This printed sheet of paper was taken from a past manifestation of an artwork by Felix Gonzalez-Torres that was made in conjunction with Christopher Wool.
In collaboration with Felix Gonzales-Torres, Christopher Wool created this poster featuring Wool's characteristic lines of closely packed text. Drawn from Russian philosopher Vasili Rozanov’s work on nihilism, the poster reads: "The show is over, the audience get up to leave their seats, time to collect their coats and go home, they turn around, no more coats, no more home." Wool had used the phrase in a previous billboard work, but originally created this accompanying poster to support the Printed Matter bookshop in New York.
The edition size of the work is unknown, as visitors to the shop were allowed to take a poster from an eight inch stack. The image has been featured at, amongst others, MoMA PS1 and Gagosian Gallery in London.
About Christopher Wool
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: The Artspace Group Show: Text As Art - Art As Text
- News & Events: Steal Vs Splurge: 12 Affordable Artworks by Artists in Sotheby's and Christie's May Auctions
- Interviews & Features: Art Communities Vs. Artist Communities: The Brooklyn Galleries Shaping the Future of Contemporary Art
- Interviews & Features: When Artists Buy Art: Larry Clark on Exhibiting His Intimate Collection
- Interviews & Features: Words, Thoughts, and Phrases: Ed Ruscha's Literary Pop Paintings
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