Editions

Mark Titchner

Born UK, 1973

The World once again, 2008
Jesmonite, acrylic
30×26.5×1.5 cm
Edition of 25

Editions from £250

James Ireland

Born UK, 1977

Tell Me Anything You Want, 2008
Aluminium, vinyl, quartz, glue, screws
50×3×6 cm
Edition of 25

Editions from £175

Graham Hudson

Born UK, 1977

Beginning to End
Paper, bucket, cement, tape measure, spirit level, label with artist’s signature
Dimensions variable
Edition of 50

£24.99

Hudson’s edition consists of a £20 note and instructions to make your own Hudson sculpture, including a trip to B&Q (take your £20 with you) and a guide taking you from raw materials to finished art work.

Laura Buckley

Born Ireland, 1977

The Making is so Enchanting, 2008
Motor, plywood, perspex, metal thread
Dimensions variable
Edition of 20

Editions from £125

Alban Hajdinaj

Born Albania, 1974

Painting Lessons, 2008
Printed canvas
40 x 50 cm
Series of 21

Alban Hajdinaj has produced a series of 21 canvases of illustrations taken from a Russian book from 1959 for German language learning. The artist comments “I am fascinated by these drawings. They perfectly embody the dictatorship of the written language structure. (It is not a coincidence that the book belongs to a dark age like that of the Soviet regime.)” The collector is invited to paint or draw on the canvas: colour the drawing, erase it, scribble it - or keep it as it is. In this sense, they function as potential works rather than finished ones. Hajdinaj is interested in questioning the structure of the language/image as well as the physical production and technologies of artworks. The work will share the artist’s practice with the collector. There are a multitude of possible outcomes for the work: the owner’s physical marking, its destruction or being left intact. The artist has requested that the purchaser completes the work and sends a digital photo of the completed and installed work to 176.

Editions from £250.00

Damien Roach

Born UK, 1980

Untitled, 2008
Silkscreen on archival card
59.4 x 42 cm
Edition of 25

Roach has created a silkscreened version of his wall painting for Past–Forward. The work is produced from a composite of altered anonymous and disparate sources. Printed on heavyweight card.

Editions from £150.00

Jack Strange

Born UK, 1984

Boneless (…), 2008
Digital archival print
16 x 10 cm
Series of 20

Depicting a piece of fried chicken that looks like a face, each work in the edition has a different backdrop colour, taken from the series of colours used by the clothing manufacturer American Apparel.

Editions from £100.00

Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard

Born UK, 1973 & 1972

the thin red line, 2008
Embroidered woolen scarf
Edition of 25

Based on the traditional Oxbridge academic scarf, ‘the thin red line’ is for those who stand their ground, a sartorial symbol of defiance. The scarf embodies the form of a thin red line, and the embroidered motto refers to the origins of the title. ‘The phrase ‘the thin red line’ derives from the Crimean War, when during the Battle of Balaclava on 25th October 1854 the heavily depleted British Army’s 93rd regiment faced a Russian cavalry charge with a line of men only two deep instead of the conventional four. The soldiers were led by Sir Colin Campbell, who is said to have told his men “There is no retreat from here, men. You must die where you stand”. Forsyth and Pollard’s interest in coded communication and secret societies first emerged as part of their ‘Silent Sound’ project produced with J. Spaceman for A Foundation during the 2006 Liverpool Biennial.

Editions from £150.00

Walead Beshty

Born London, 1976, based in Los Angeles

Travel Picture: Transparency (ORD/LHR, May 9, 2008 fuji NPS, 160), 2008
Digital contact print
12.5 x 10 cm
Edition of 20

Beshty has realized an x-ray image taken during his trip to London for the opening of the exhibition. On arriving in London, Beshty sent a piece of film that had been passed through a security x-ray machine to a darkroom to be processed and scanned. The resulting prints display some damage, though it is impossible to determine the exact moment when the film was damaged. The finished prints allude to the artist’s movements but escape any fixed interpretation.

Editions from £200.00

Gerry Fox

Born South Africa, 1963, based London

As part of Living London, Gerry Fox has produced a limited edition two-channel DVD entitled Living London Vanitas. This unique work includes unseen footage taken during the making of Living London. Living London Vanitas is part of an ongoing series of affordable limited edition works commissioned and facilitated by 176, in conjunction with its exhibitions.

Edition of 40 + 5 Artist’s Proofs

Editions from £95.00

Susan Collis

Born UK, 1957, based London

Susan Collis’ conceptually-based practice manifests itself in trompe l’oeils of paint spatters, stained clothes, discarded screws and tools that form the remnants of mts’ produts’ production. The dusty, dirty residues are replaced with vinyl, precious metals and stones; yielding small perceptual shifts that allude to larger implications on the objects of art and craft production.

For An Archaeology Collis has produced a Garnet Rawl Plug to be installed into any wall. Measuring 8mm in diameter it is embedded into the wall.

Edition of 20 + 2 Artists Proofs

Editions from £200.00

Supplied packed with installation instructions and signed certificate of authenticity.

Rachel Kneebone

Born UK, 1973, based London

Kneebone’s sculptures utilize a visual language somewhere between the real and imaginary; referencing recognizable art historical themes, from Watteau to Botticelli she pulls grotesque erotic undercurrents from these already loaded cultural signifiers.

For An Archaeology Kneebone has produced a porcelain flower, each one is handmade and measures approximately 60mm in diameter

Edition of 50 + 12 Artists proofs

Editions from £100.00

Supplied packed with signed certificate of authenticity.

A maximum of three editions can be purchased by any one person.

Liz Neal

Born UK, 1973, based Suffolk

Liz Neal represents scenes of riotous female debauchery and landscapes of fleshy saturated colours and lusciousness in her paintings and sculptures, nodding to a long, concrete history of painting techniques and subjects, but with brash pop references in the imagery.

For An Archaeology Liz Neal has produced a special limited edition artwork The Queens.

Editions from £200.00

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