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Works from Parkett’s Time Capsule

An ongoing presentation of works made by artists for Parkett focusing on various themes and selections, and providing context to the artists and their works with texts, conversations, videos, artists’ documents, and more.

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Ed Atkins’
Favorite Works

Ed Atkins collaborated with Parkett in 2016 for volume 98. To view the work he made and to browse more content from his collaboration for Parkett see below, and here.

Following is a selection of his favorite works made by artists for Parkett.

“Such a singular treat to work with Parkett… It was so enlivening to be part of something so studious and tempered. And wild! The results were wild, to me. I felt retrieved, inverted. And I’d never have made a great flap of trammelled face otherwise.”
-Ed Atkins

Ed Atkins

Ed Atkins
Safe Conduct Epidermal, 2016
(for Parkett 98)

“The epidermis of the head and neck of the artist’s most recent digital surrogate— made real and human-scaled. Used in his video, Safe Conduct, this epidermis of the artist’s surrogate has been carefully bespoke-bruised, battered— flecked and streaked with grime, tears, exposure. Printed on rubber, the surrogacy of the artist’s digital figure becomes that of a mask.”
More here.

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"I’m Not Too Sad to Tell You ", by Leslie Jamison here.

Parkett Vol. 97 here.

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Browse more thematic selections of works made by artists for Parkett here.
Explore Virtual Rooms of Parkett editions here.

Browse all Parkett books, spine by spine here.
Explore the Set of 63 Available Parkett Volumes, featuring 208 artists’ portraits here.

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“If asked to choose a favorite among Parkett’s artist editions over the past 33 years, my definitive answer would be 'All of them.'"
Glenn Phillips, Curator and Head of Modern & Contemporary Collections, Getty Research Institute, Santa Monica, California