Read a Parkett text on Douglas Gordon
Parkett Vol. 49
Quote from Parkett
“Douglas Gordon exposes certain time-based effects that are at the root of our sense of psychological security. This process is implemented by re-emphasizing key elements from carefully researched material, as well as using specially made video and film footage to restructure the mass of connections that influence an artist’s activity. What could be described as aestheticising the dynamic of trauma and reassurance has been combined with an ongoing desire to acknowledge his position as a self-conscious artist working within the specific power structures of the art world.” Douglas Gordon interview with Liam Gillick, Parkett No. 49, 1997
"Signature", 1997 (for Parkett 49)
The artist’s bite, 2 1/8 x 2” (5,5 x 5 cm),
on Fabriano paper 160g/m2, 10 x 8 1/4” (25,6 x 21,1 cm),
bound in the magazine,
Ed. 50/XX, numbered
Sold Out. For updates on availability, please inquire by joining our waiting list
Read a Parkett text on Douglas Gordon
Parkett Vol. 49
Quote from Parkett
“Douglas Gordon exposes certain time-based effects that are at the root of our sense of psychological security. This process is implemented by re-emphasizing key elements from carefully researched material, as well as using specially made video and film footage to restructure the mass of connections that influence an artist’s activity. What could be described as aestheticising the dynamic of trauma and reassurance has been combined with an ongoing desire to acknowledge his position as a self-conscious artist working within the specific power structures of the art world.” Douglas Gordon interview with Liam Gillick, Parkett No. 49, 1997
"Signature", 1997 (for Parkett 49)
The artist’s bite, 2 1/8 x 2” (5,5 x 5 cm),
on Fabriano paper 160g/m2, 10 x 8 1/4” (25,6 x 21,1 cm),
bound in the magazine,
Ed. 50/XX, numbered
Sold Out. For updates on availability, please inquire by joining our waiting list
Artist Document
Douglas Gordon’s two page note on sending his signed edition.
Parkett Cover
Douglas Gordon’s reflective mirror cover for Parkett no. 49, also featuring Laurie Anderson and Jeff Wall.
Artist Video
In this short video excerpt Douglas Gordon talks about some aspects of his art
