Wolfgang Tillmans
C-print in clothbound, signed book (standard edition in paperback), printed by the artist Sheet size: 19,80 x 29,50 cm Signed and numbered on the reverse Edition of 100
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If one thing matters, everything matters
Wolfgang Tillmans (*1968, in Remscheid, Germany).
After periods of work in Hamburg, Bournemouth, and New York, Tillmans has lived in London since 1996; 2003: appointed a professor at the Städelschule in Frankfurt; numerous solo and group exhibitions worldwide.
With the catalogue raisonné released in conjunction with his exhibition at the Tate, which covers the years 1978 to 2003 and features approximately 2,400 illustrations, Wolfgang Tillmans has produced the most extensive survey of his artistic oeuvre published to date. The collector's edition of the standard paperback catalogue is offered as a clothbound book with embossed lettering, signed by the author and accompanied by a C-print. "Please leave this one" (book, p. 270) is an image of an apple tree on his balcony, on which the last apple bears a message meant to protect it against theft by his neighbors' children - a classically laconic, subjective work by Tillmans.
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If one thing matters, everything matters
Wolfgang Tillmans (*1968 in Remscheid).
Nach Stationen in Hamburg, Bournemouth und New York lebt er seit 1996 in London. Seit 2003 Professur an der Städelschule in Frankfurt/Main. Zahlreiche Einzel- und Gruppenausstellungen weltweit.
Mit der anlässlich seiner Tate-Ausstellung vorgelegten Werkübersicht mit annähernd 2400 Bildern veröffentlicht Wolfgang Tillmans sein bisher aufwändigstes Buch, in dem seine gesamte künstlerische Entwicklung von den Anfängen 1978 bis ins Jahr 2003 verfolgt werden kann. Zu diesem broschierten Katalog erscheint als Collector's Edition eine vom Künstler signierte, leinengebundene, mit Titelprägung versehene Ausgabe, der ein C-Print beiliegt. Das Motiv, »Please leave this one«, ist die Ansicht des Apfelbaumes auf seinem Balkon, an dem der letzte Apfel mithilfe eines Post-its vor den Nachbarskindern geschützt werden soll. Ein typisch lakonischer, subjektiver Tillmans.