Annette Kelm | "Untitled", 2010 | (for Parkett 87)
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Parkett Vol. 87
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"Real and fictional, objective and emotional, present and absent, a collage of facts, stories, and history offering hints of what the pictures might possibly be and presenting a reality in which the simultaneity of many realities, contradictions, breaks, and ambiguities are the stuff of everyday life." Beatrix Ruf, Parkett 87, 2010
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“The quotidian objects that populate Annette Kelm’s distinct photographs—hats, bouquets, lamps, or the table furniture for Parkett—are reinserted into baffling situations. Kelm carefully frames and photographs these subjects with medium- and large-format cameras against obscure backgrounds like handkerchiefs, tablecloths, or solid colors. Kelm later hand-prints her pictures, ensuring each displays' incontestable clarity, to the extent that her precisely staged compositions vividly conjure mass marketing and advertising images. Kelm’s work is multifaceted, with each photograph containing multiple cross-cultural, artistic, and historical references.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 2010 (for Parkett 87)
C-print, from 4 x 5” negative,
on Fuji Crystal Archive DPII mat,
paper size 16 x 20 5/8” (40,5 x 52,4 cm),
image 14 1/2 x 19 1/8” (36,7 x 48,6 cm),
printed by Golab, Berlin,
Ed. 38/XX, signed and numbered certificate
Read a Parkett text on Annette Kelm
Parkett Vol. 87
Quote from Parkett
"Real and fictional, objective and emotional, present and absent, a collage of facts, stories, and history offering hints of what the pictures might possibly be and presenting a reality in which the simultaneity of many realities, contradictions, breaks, and ambiguities are the stuff of everyday life." Beatrix Ruf, Parkett 87, 2010
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“The quotidian objects that populate Annette Kelm’s distinct photographs—hats, bouquets, lamps, or the table furniture for Parkett—are reinserted into baffling situations. Kelm carefully frames and photographs these subjects with medium- and large-format cameras against obscure backgrounds like handkerchiefs, tablecloths, or solid colors. Kelm later hand-prints her pictures, ensuring each displays' incontestable clarity, to the extent that her precisely staged compositions vividly conjure mass marketing and advertising images. Kelm’s work is multifaceted, with each photograph containing multiple cross-cultural, artistic, and historical references.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 2010 (for Parkett 87)
C-print, from 4 x 5” negative,
on Fuji Crystal Archive DPII mat,
paper size 16 x 20 5/8” (40,5 x 52,4 cm),
image 14 1/2 x 19 1/8” (36,7 x 48,6 cm),
printed by Golab, Berlin,
Ed. 38/XX, signed and numbered certificate
Read a Parkett text on Annette Kelm
Parkett Vol. 87
Quote from Parkett
"Real and fictional, objective and emotional, present and absent, a collage of facts, stories, and history offering hints of what the pictures might possibly be and presenting a reality in which the simultaneity of many realities, contradictions, breaks, and ambiguities are the stuff of everyday life." Beatrix Ruf, Parkett 87, 2010
Additional Quote
“The quotidian objects that populate Annette Kelm’s distinct photographs—hats, bouquets, lamps, or the table furniture for Parkett—are reinserted into baffling situations. Kelm carefully frames and photographs these subjects with medium- and large-format cameras against obscure backgrounds like handkerchiefs, tablecloths, or solid colors. Kelm later hand-prints her pictures, ensuring each displays' incontestable clarity, to the extent that her precisely staged compositions vividly conjure mass marketing and advertising images. Kelm’s work is multifaceted, with each photograph containing multiple cross-cultural, artistic, and historical references.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 2010 (for Parkett 87)
C-print, from 4 x 5” negative,
on Fuji Crystal Archive DPII mat,
paper size 16 x 20 5/8” (40,5 x 52,4 cm),
image 14 1/2 x 19 1/8” (36,7 x 48,6 cm),
printed by Golab, Berlin,
Ed. 38/XX, signed and numbered certificate
Artist Contribution to Parkett No. 100/101
"Parkett bedeutet mir viel. Seit dem ich die ersten Ausgaben als Studentin im Bibliotheksregal entdeckt habe, haben sie mich begleitet … Ich bin sehr dankbar, daß ich ein Teil davon sein durfte”
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