Mark Bradford | "The Once and Future King", 2011 | (for Parkett 89)
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Parkett Vol. 89
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"...Bradford's work seem(s) to literally mimic the labor and inherent physical stress that is alluded to in its subject matter, as even cursory observation makes apparent the application of layered materials, décollage, caulking, and sanding that have gone into each one of his often large-scale works. The resulting surfaces are reminiscent of the accidental markings of the street, itself the result of a process of addition and erasure: dirtied, worn-down, bleached, and rinsed in an endlessly repeated cycle of human, industrial, and natural attrition."
Jessica Morgan, Parkett No. 89, 2011
"The Once and Future King", 2011 (for Parkett 89)
Knife with metal blade in stone,
approx. 6 ¾ x 4 ¾ x 10 ½”, 7 lb (ca. 17 x 12 x 26,5 cm, 3 kg.)
Production by Barnacle Bros, Los Angeles.
Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate.
Sold out.
Read a Parkett Text on Mark Bradford
Parkett Vol. 89
Quote from Parkett
"...Bradford's work seem(s) to literally mimic the labor and inherent physical stress that is alluded to in its subject matter, as even cursory observation makes apparent the application of layered materials, décollage, caulking, and sanding that have gone into each one of his often large-scale works. The resulting surfaces are reminiscent of the accidental markings of the street, itself the result of a process of addition and erasure: dirtied, worn-down, bleached, and rinsed in an endlessly repeated cycle of human, industrial, and natural attrition."
Jessica Morgan, Parkett No. 89, 2011
"The Once and Future King", 2011 (for Parkett 89)
Knife with metal blade in stone,
approx. 6 ¾ x 4 ¾ x 10 ½”, 7 lb (ca. 17 x 12 x 26,5 cm, 3 kg.)
Production by Barnacle Bros, Los Angeles.
Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate.
Sold out.
Read a Parkett Text on Mark Bradford
Parkett Vol. 89
Quote from Parkett
"...Bradford's work seem(s) to literally mimic the labor and inherent physical stress that is alluded to in its subject matter, as even cursory observation makes apparent the application of layered materials, décollage, caulking, and sanding that have gone into each one of his often large-scale works. The resulting surfaces are reminiscent of the accidental markings of the street, itself the result of a process of addition and erasure: dirtied, worn-down, bleached, and rinsed in an endlessly repeated cycle of human, industrial, and natural attrition."
Jessica Morgan, Parkett No. 89, 2011
"The Once and Future King", 2011 (for Parkett 89)
Knife with metal blade in stone,
approx. 6 ¾ x 4 ¾ x 10 ½”, 7 lb (ca. 17 x 12 x 26,5 cm, 3 kg.)
Production by Barnacle Bros, Los Angeles.
Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate.
Sold out.
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Mark Bradford’s work on the cover of Parkett no. 89
