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Martin Puryear One Handed Stool, 2015 Pine and maple with steel rod spine, lathe turned by hand Number 1: gilded with white gold leaf, with a curly maple top and a silver gray hardwood finish Numbers 2–25: finished with milk paint or Japan Color 4 3/4 × 14 7/8 in (37.5 × 37.8 cm) Edition of 25 with 10 artist’s proofs, numbered, dated, and signed by the artist Produced by Lisa Ivorian-Jones for the New Museum In order to produce these special stools, Martin Puryear assembled five different wooden elements to create one seamless whole. The tops,… Martin Puryear: One Handed Stool 2015
Liz Glynn Untitled Fragment (Hand to Mouth), 2015 Edition of 20 with 6 artist’s proofs Cast bronze, 16 × 4 ¼ x 5 in (40.6 × 10.8 × 12.7 cm) Produced by Lisa Ivorian-Jones for the New Museum Each piece is hand-detailed by the artist, and due to the nature of this process, each object bears unique variations. Untitled Fragment (Hand to Mouth) is part of a new body of sculptures by Liz Glynn that explores the pressures of the high-performance economy and the unintended consequences of the pressures to perform. Alluding to the sculpture’s disembodied… Liz Glynn: Untitled Fragment (Hand to Mouth) 2015
2014 New Museum Spring Gala Edition Thomas Schütte (b. 1954 in Oldenburg, Germany) is one of the leading artists of his generation. Working across a variety of mediums, he creates powerfully expressive figurative forms that explore the human condition and material experimentation. Schütte’s Bronzefrau is from the artist’s singular series of contorted female figures, which originated as 120 clay sketches that explore the female figure by squeezing, cutting, rolling, and pounding the material. The form fluctuates between being playfully abstract and brutally… Thomas Schütte: Bronzefrau Nr. 5, Modell 2014
For I’ve enabled every rule, linen dinner napkins have been cast in Carrara marble and placed upon modernist wooden plinths. One napkin is neatly folded, another is crumpled, and yet another elegantly falls from its pedestal. Each sculpture represents one place setting at the artist’s dining room table and has its own unique personality and character. Both elegant and humorous, the sculptures evoke the folds of classical drapery and reveal the artist’s interest in re-establishing a story’s hidden character—or an object’s possible function. Gander has… Ryan Gander: I’ve enabled every rule of convention to practice exactly as I want 2014
In order to create Compression System (Marble), Tauba Auerbach scanned a slab of marble and printed the scan on two sides of high-quality Japanese paper. The print is then folded in such a way that the shape and size of the paper becomes compressed and distorted, but the overall piece remains flat. In the artist’s words, “One might think of it as a physical version of a jpeg, or some other digital form of compression. After studying the work of origami tessellation masters, I designed this crease pattern, which actually can be collapsed in a variety of different… Tauba Auerbach: Compression System (Marble) 2013
Inaugural Next Generation Limited Edition 2013 The New Museum is delighted to announce 3-in-1 (2013), a new Limited Edition sculpture and photographs by artist Matt Keegan, published by Lisa Ivorian-Jones. We are offering you the special pre-publication price of $3,500 through the end of the year on a first come, first served basis. For information and sales, please contact Lisa Ivorian-Jones at lisa@ivorianjones.com or 917.744.6787. Taking the notion and functionality of a photography portfolio one step further, Keegan has made a meticulously designed and… Matt Keegan: 3-in-1 2013
For this edition, Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg have, for the first time, fused Djurberg’s video and her sculpture into one object. The edition has been cast in polyurethane plastic from a Styrofoam sculpture of an ice cream box with a separate lid, handmade by the artist, and each is slightly unique. The surface of the plastic is white and slightly transparent, surreal and otherworldly. Djurberg has created a new stop-motion animation film, unique to this edition, which plays on a continual loop on a monitor imbedded inside the ice cream box, as the musical… Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg: Things Cut in Half and Split in Two 2013
Details Gossip, 2013 Framed C-print 30 × 40 in (76.2 × 101.6 cm) Edition of 20 with 4 APs Signed and numbered Courtesy the artist Marilyn Minter: Gossip 2013
DETAILS Carsten Höller, Multiple Mushroom Dome (Amanita muscaria/Coprinus comatus/Boletus edulis/Pleurotus ostreatus), 2012 Hand painted polyurethane resin, glass dome, wooden base 9 7/8 × 8 1/4 in d (25.1 × 20.1 cm d) Edition of 20 plus 5 AP For a special Gala Edition, Carsten Höller has created a small-scale version of his signature Giant Triple Mushroom sculptures, a highlight of his recent survey exhibition at the New Museum. These iconic works collage multiple types of fungi into surreal and captivating sculptures, which have been included… Carsten Höller: Multiple Mushroom Dome 2012
Details Josh Smith New Museum Multiple, 2010 Mixed media on cardboard; each unique 60 × 48 in (152.4 × 121.92 cm) Courtesy the artist and Luhring Augustine, New York Josh Smith (b. 1976) first became known for his expressionistic canvases featuring various configurations of the letters of his own name. These works synthesized the serial production strategies of Conceptual art with the impassioned abstraction of the Neo-Expressionists and the ironic self-aggrandizement of Andy Warhol. Smith has been producing a sprawling series of large collages, now… Josh Smith: New Museum Multiple 2011

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