Tag Archives: copy


Marijn van Kreij

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Marijn van Kreij, Untitled (Nirvana) #36 (2006-ongoing)
Pencil on paper, 29,7 x 21 cm


Felix Gonzalez-Torres

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‘Untitled (Passport)’ (1991) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

White paper (endless copies).

 


Eva Olthof

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‘The Image After’ by Eva Olthof.

The Image After is a performative presentation, which consists of three parts. It deals with questions concerning archaeological objects, their (early) photographical representations and cultural heritage in times of chaos. The first part discusses an assembly of images that depicts archaeological objects belonging to a museum in Beirut. These objects were stolen just after the civil war ended in 1991 and still remain missing.


Damien Roach

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Damien Roach, ‘Concrete symbol’ (2010)

pencil drawing on paper of a randomly generated CAPTCHA


gerlach en koop

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‘The Two Pages’ (2010) by gerlach en koop.

The upper side of an unopened pack of copying paper (left) copied onto the
fivehundred sheets of a second pack, that have subsequently been rewrapped (right).


Michael Wolf

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Michael Wolf, ‘Real Fake Art’ (2006) featuring a copy of Gerhard Richter’s ‘Two Candles’ (1982)

The ‘Real Fake Art’ series explores the copy art industry in China, which exports 70% of copies of famous masterpieces to North America and Europe.


Gal Weinstein

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Gal Weinstein, ‘Huleh Valley’ (2005)

Carved MDF


Simon Phillipson

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‘Origin of the Species’ by Simon Phillipson.

This book compares a copy of Charles Darwin’s Origin of the Species published in 1902 against a more recent copy published in 2007. It highlights the evolution and editorial changes made to the book over the 105 years.


John Everett Millais

John Everett Millais, ‘Twins (Grace and Kate Hoare)’ (1876)


Zhang Qiang

Zhang Qiang, ‘Duchamp’s Ferris Wheel’ (2011)

“Forever” Brand Bicycle, Cast Iron and Stool