Philippe Parreno | "Collaboration, Parkett #86", 2009 | (for Parkett 86)
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Parkett Vol. 86
Quote from Parkett
"Everything within Philippe Parreno’s work is connected to a sense of political obligation. It is a social work that is rooted in relations between people and phantoms – phantoms of the past and future, of control and letting go. It is a permanent soft-attack on institutional structure combined with a series of evasive „contents“ that are also designed to confuse and criique the status of an artwork within society and, importantly, among artists."
Liam Gillick, Parkett No. 86, 2009
"Collaboration, Parkett #86", 2009 (for Parkett 86)
Single hand-written sheets with front and back
pages from a notebook into which Parreno wrote
and annotated all of the texts on his work that were
commissioned for this Parkett issue, black ink on Arches,
16 1/2 x 11 3/4“ (42 x 29,7 cm) frame excl.,
Ed. 27/V, each unique, signed and numbered
Sold Out. For updates on availability, please inquire by joining our waiting list
Read a Parkett text on Philippe Parreno
Parkett Vol. 86
Quote from Parkett
"Everything within Philippe Parreno’s work is connected to a sense of political obligation. It is a social work that is rooted in relations between people and phantoms – phantoms of the past and future, of control and letting go. It is a permanent soft-attack on institutional structure combined with a series of evasive „contents“ that are also designed to confuse and criique the status of an artwork within society and, importantly, among artists."
Liam Gillick, Parkett No. 86, 2009
"Collaboration, Parkett #86", 2009 (for Parkett 86)
Single hand-written sheets with front and back
pages from a notebook into which Parreno wrote
and annotated all of the texts on his work that were
commissioned for this Parkett issue, black ink on Arches,
16 1/2 x 11 3/4“ (42 x 29,7 cm) frame excl.,
Ed. 27/V, each unique, signed and numbered
Sold Out. For updates on availability, please inquire by joining our waiting list
Read a Parkett text on Philippe Parreno
Parkett Vol. 86
Quote from Parkett
"Everything within Philippe Parreno’s work is connected to a sense of political obligation. It is a social work that is rooted in relations between people and phantoms – phantoms of the past and future, of control and letting go. It is a permanent soft-attack on institutional structure combined with a series of evasive „contents“ that are also designed to confuse and criique the status of an artwork within society and, importantly, among artists."
Liam Gillick, Parkett No. 86, 2009
"Collaboration, Parkett #86", 2009 (for Parkett 86)
Single hand-written sheets with front and back
pages from a notebook into which Parreno wrote
and annotated all of the texts on his work that were
commissioned for this Parkett issue, black ink on Arches,
16 1/2 x 11 3/4“ (42 x 29,7 cm) frame excl.,
Ed. 27/V, each unique, signed and numbered
Sold Out. For updates on availability, please inquire by joining our waiting list
For his Parkett project, Philippe Parreno handwrote all four texts on his work from Parkett vol. 86 in a notebook.
This 53 page manuscript was then divided so that each edition consisted of one cut out sheet from the original notebook, with annotations and special illustrations by the artist on both front and back sides of each page.
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