Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo - Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), 2024
Robert Longo
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Two volumes (Charcoal, Charcoal Volume 2) in a decorative slipcase designed by the artist
Archival Inkjet Print on Paper
unframed
Image size: 26.80 x 20.30 cm
Sheet size: 29.40 x 22.90 cm
Signed on the front, numbered
Edition of 10
The edition will be shipped at the end of July 2024 from the Hatje Cantz office in Berlin, Germany.
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Robert Longo is widely known for his large format, highly detailed and hyper-realistic charcoal drawings that consider power, authority, racism, social unrest and myths of American society. His Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015), from 2015-16 has become a symbol for freedom of expression, depicting the bullet hole in the window of the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris after the terrorist attack.
For our special edition, rare in its low edition number and intimate format, Longo has selected a cut-out of that iconic picture. The high-quality print is presented together with the two large-format books Charcoal and Charcoal Volume 2 in a decorative slipcase designed by the artist.
The edition is available exclusively from Hatje Cantz.
ROBERT LONGO (*1953, Brooklyn) is one of the most influential artists of American postmodernism. After graduating from the State University College in Buffalo, New York, in 1975, he became one of the central protagonists of the "Pictures Generation". Despite the diversity of their individual positions, this loose group around artists Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, David Salle, Richard Prince, Jack Goldstein, and Sherrie Levine is characterized by its use of already existing images referencing mass media and pop culture. Longo lives and works in New York.
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Robert Longo ist weithin bekannt für seine großformatigen, detailreichen und hyperrealistischen Kohlezeichnungen, die sich mit Machtmissbrauch, Rassismus, sozialen Unruhen und den Mythen der amerikanischen Gesellschaft auseinander setzen. Sein Werk Untitled (Bullet Hole in Window, January 7, 2015) aus den Jahren 2015-16 ist zu einem Symbol für die Meinungsfreiheit geworden, da es das Einschussloch in der Fensterscheibe des Büros von Charlie Hebdo in Paris nach dem Terrorangriff auf die Redaktion zeigt.
Für unsere Sonderedition, die aufgrund der niedrigen Auflage und des intimen Formats sehr selten ist, hat der Künstler einen Ausschnitt dieses ikonischen Motivs ausgewählt. Der hochwertige und alterungsbeständige Druck liegt zusammen mit den beiden großformatigen Monografien Charcoal und Charcoal Volume 2 in einem vom Künstler gestalteten Schmuckschuber.
Die Edition ist exklusiv bei Hatje Cantz erhältlich.
ROBERT LONGO (*1953, Brooklyn) gehört zu den bekanntesten Künstlern der amerikanischen Postmoderne. In den 1980er-Jahren wurde er einer der zentralen Protagonisten der sogenannten Pictures Generation, eine der bis heute einflussreichsten amerikanischen Kunstbewegungen. Was die lose Gruppierung um Künstler*innen Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, David Salle, Richard Prince, Jack Goldstein und Sherrie Levine bei aller Verschiedenheit der einzelnen Positionen ausmachte, war, dass sie sich bereits existierende Bilder aneignen, reinszenieren und rekontextualisieren. Longo lebt und arbeitet in New York.
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