拍品 79
  • 79

史蒂芬‧帕林諾

估價
250,000 - 350,000 GBP
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描述

  • Steven Parrino
  • 《DK. BLU YANK SHIFTER》
  • 款識: 畫家簽名、標題並紀年 1997 (第1面版之內框); 紀年 '97 (第4面版之畫布側邊); 標記 1, 2, 3, 4 (各面版內框)
  • 油畫畫布
  • 尺寸各為: 200 X 100 公分; 78¾ X 39⅜ 英寸
  • 作品整體: 200 X 400 公分; 78¾ X 157½ 英寸

來源

Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner in 1997

Condition

Colour:The colours in the catalogue illustration are fairly accurate, although the blue is slightly lighter in the original. Condition: This work is in very good condition. No restoration is apparent under ultra violet light.
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拍品資料及來源

"When I started making paintings, the word on painting was "PAINTING IS DEAD." I saw this as an interesting place for painting... death can be refreshing, so I started engaging in necrophilia..... Approaching history in the same way that Dr. Frankenstein approaches body parts... Nature Morte... my contemporaries were NO WAVERS... BLACK FLAG-ERS... and this death painting thing led to a sex and death painting thing... that became an existence thing... that became a "Cease to Exist" thing... A kind of post-punk existentialism. I am still concerned with "art about art", but I am also aware that "art about art" still reflects the time in which it was made. Content is not denied... Content is not obvious... Content is sustained in the air or the vibe of the work."
(Steven Parrino, The No Texts, Jersey City 2003, p. 43)