A white plate with gold illustrations on a white background. The illustrations are of different images including a jellyfish, a rat, a brain, a skull and a flower.
About Nothing, 2007, and Nothing About, 2007. Set of 12 Plates - John Armleder
A white plate with gold illustrations on a white background. The illustrations are of different images including a jellyfish, a rat, a brain, a skull and a flower.
About Nothing, 2007, and Nothing About, 2007. Set of 12 Plates - John Armleder
John Armleder | Edition of 30

About nothing, 2007, and nothing about, 2007. set of 12 plates

£6,000.00

Set of 12 fine bone china plates with a 22 carat gold design
Each: 30 x 30 cm
Set is an edition of 25 + 4 AP
Certificate signed and numbered by the artist

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This limited edition of 25 boxed sets of plates were created by John Armleder following his 2007 SLG show entitled About Nothing: Works on Paper 1962 - 2007. Each box contains 12 striking presentation plates by John Armleder and a signed, numbered certificate from the artist. The plates are manufactured in fine bone china with two 22 carat gold designs (six of each). The titles of the designs, About Nothing and Nothing About, relate to the title of John Armleder's exhibition. 

Biography 

 

John Armleder (b.1948, Geneva, Switzerland, lives in Geneva and New York) is a performance artist, sculptor, and painter, whose multi-faceted activities are connected by drawing. Affiliated with Fluxus in the late 1960s and 70s, the value of ephemerality and the notion that art is the conduction of creative energy are central to his work. John Armleder is widely known and respected as the co-founder of the Group Ecart, which has been endorsing the work of artists (Christian Marclay and Karen Kilimnik among them) since the 1970s through its publications, exhibitions and representation at art fairs. A highly influential, established figure within the international community, Armleder’s work has been exhibited extensively throughout Europe. 

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John Armleder (b.1948, Geneva, Switzerland, lives in Geneva and New York) is a performance artist, sculptor, and painter, whose multi-faceted activities are connected by drawing. Affiliated with Fluxus in the late 1960s and 70s, the value of ephemerality and the notion that art is the conduction of creative energy are central to his work. John Armleder is widely known and respected as the co-founder of the Group Ecart, which has been endorsing the work of artists (Christian Marclay and Karen Kilimnik among them) since the 1970s through its publications, exhibitions and representation at art fairs. A highly influential, established figure within the international community, Armleder’s work has been exhibited extensively throughout Europe.

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