Name: Gregor Hildebrandt — SIGNED Edition / Handsigniertes Unikat
SKU: 17319
Price: 700.00 DKK
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Gregor Hildebrandt — SIGNED Edition / Handsigniertes Unikat

700,00 kr.

“The use of audio cassette and video tape is characteristic for Gregor Hildebrandt’s work. The artist is not only interested in the specific materiality, but also in the texture of the audiotape as a storage medium for music. Including the multifaceted cosmos of Hildebrandt’s references into music, film, literature and the history of art, his work appears as a complex collage of figurative associations. Hildebrandt avails of his everyday’s reality and uses this as a material without any aesthetic-theoretical barriers. In this process, he connects aspects of Conceptual and Minimal Art with personal life and the experience of pop culture. The catalogue is published in conjunction with the exhibitions …und doch lässt etwas Kirschen blühen im April, Vattenfall Europe Mining & Generation, Cottbus, and Der Himmel im Raum, Berlinische Galerie, Landesmuseum für Moderne Kunst, Fotografie und Architektur.” – “From large scale installations to smaller objects, almost every one of Hildebrandt’s artworks literally carries within it a specific song, film or poem – all sourced from the artist’s huge archive of cassette tapes and vinyls”

Description

HILDEBRANDT, GREGOR:. AUDIO TAPE PIECE (Gregor Hildebrandt Edition Berlin 2009 Book) SIGNED artwork / Handsigniertes Unikat. Berlin: Argobooks, 2009. 8vo handbound in clothbacked hardcover with the original audio tape artwork by Gregor Hildebrandt laminated to frontcover. 127 pages. With texts by Heinz Stahlhut and Frank-Thorsten Moll English/German/French. 80 illustrations. Only very light wear to edges of cover else a clean , well preserved and fine copy

Edition size of only one copy (1)

SIGNED and dated by the artist in hand with a pencil to free front endpaper

From the collection of Danish gallery owner Peter Amby. A copy of the original standard book in the trade edition is also enclosed, which is inscribed to Peter Amby dated 2009 on the titlepage