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Cerealart -
now everyone can be a dealer aka wrong gallery by maurizio cattelan
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artists maurizio cattelan, ali subotnick, and massimiliano gioni have released a new project for cerealart: a 1:6 scale model of The Wrong Gallery in new york city. The Wrong Gallery, which was founded by the trio, is the smallest gallery in the world, consisting of one square meter of exhibition space. the 1:6 scale replica is made of resin, glass, aluminum and steel, and has a functioning door and electric light. it measures 18" x 11" x 2" and is meant to be installed on a wall in your home, similar to cattelan's tiny working elevator, now in the permanent collection at LACMA. scale model "exhibitions" for the gallery will be available for purchase at a later date. this piece will debut officially at artbasel in december 2005, and is available for pre-order through unicahome. this series is limited to 2500 pieces and will sell out very quickly; deposit required. for more details on The Wrong Gallery and featured artists, please see info sheet below.
note : wrong galleries and all collectible art inserts are available for immediate shipment! limited edition get them while they last! find more products from cerealart here. dimensions: 11"w x 18"h x 2"d
Delivery Time:
1-2 weeks (Quick! Overnight if Needed)
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now everyone can be a dealer aka wrong gallery by maurizio cattelan
artists maurizio cattelan, ali subotnick, and massimiliano gioni have released a new project for cerealart: a 1:6 scale model of The Wrong Gallery in new york city. The Wrong Gallery, which was founded by the trio, is the smallest gallery in the world, consisting of one square meter of exhibition space. the 1:6 scale replica is made of resin, glass, aluminum and steel, and has a functioning door and electric light. it measures 18" x 11" x 2" and is meant to be installed on a wall in your home, similar to cattelan's tiny working elevator, now in the permanent collection at LACMA. scale model "exhibitions" for the gallery will be available for purchase at a later date. this piece will debut officially at artbasel in december 2005, and is available for pre-order through unicahome. this series is limited to 2500 pieces and will sell out very quickly; deposit required. for more details on The Wrong Gallery and featured artists, please see info sheet below.
note : wrong galleries and all collectible art inserts are available for immediate shipment! limited edition get them while they last! find more products from cerealart here. dimensions: 11"w x 18"h x 2"d
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$1,400.00
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593 napoleon after his bath by elizabeth peyton
13" x 6.5"; photo silkscreen on glass, resin frame. edition of 500.
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$400.00
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untitled by sharana shahbazi
c print with acrylic frame; 15" x 6.5". edition of 500
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$300.00
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untitled by keegan mchargue
15" x 6.5"; inkjet print on drawing paper, framed in 3 parts. edition of 500
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$200.00
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untitled by tommy white
15" x 6.5"; inkjet print on drawing paper with frame
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$200.00
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"give and get" and "have and take" by lawrence weiner
brass stencils. 7" x 2" each. edition of 1000
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$200.00
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'sorry' and 'closed' by adam mcewen
4 miniature store signs. 2" x 1.5" each; printed static cling plastic. open edition
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$50.00
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1:6 scale wrong gallery door by andreas slominski
15" x 6.5"; aluminum , glass & printing. this piece was based on the shipment of the wrong gallery door to hamburg for a reception. edition of 500
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$350.00
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parking lotus by yoshua okon
yoshua okon (b. 1970, Mexico City) has largely used the space in front of his video camera to
document performances that either he executes or orchestrates. his work imbues satire and
caricature, putting in tension and notions of non-fixed morality and
ethics to be arbitrated by the viewer. Parking Lotus was a project
for which Okon asked security guards around Los Angeles to meditate
in the different parking lots were they work. These actions were
videotaped and photographed. The project is divided into 2 versions,
a series of eight color photographs which include the LASGMM (Los
Angeles Security Guard Meditation Movement) manifesto and a one
channel video-installation projected monumentally as a loop onto a
self-standing wall in which one by one, three guards levitate (as
they meditate) until they disappear. For Okon's Mini Wrong Gallery installation, a 3 dimensional object was modeled from the original photo images. It was designed with a hidden magnet that enables the "Parking Lotus" to float in the gallery by being attached to the back door. It can also be secured to any steel surface or attached to the included steel plate accessory. dimensions: 5.75" x 6". painted resin.
edition of 500. shipping June, 2006
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$300.00
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forgotten baby by elmgreen and dragset
In 1995 Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset began their collaboration on a wide range of installations, performances and environmental works. architectural and social structures are reorganized in order to investigate the underlying desires of everyday objects.
'the projects often provide a possibility of actual change: a change of social structures in smaller scale,alterations of modernistic design or projects which accentuate the options for alternative ways of presenting art within the museum or gallery. the emphasis is put on the deconstruction and reconstruction of meaning in predetermined or institutionalized spaces.'
the elmgreen and dragset wrong Gallery project 'Forgotten Baby' was to park an Austin Mini Cooper with a wax baby in the rear seat in a car bed unattended for a week. the 1:6 scale version is a replica of that event. (text courtesy of cerealart). 23 in l x 12 in w x 9 in h. limited edition of 500. there is a $25 shipping charge on this item.
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$600.00
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