Tal R. Masters and Method.

Schuber leicht berieben, Einband mit minimalen Gebrauchsspuren. Sehr guter bis tadelloser Zustand. / Slipcase slightly rubbed, binding with minimal signs of wear. Very good to perfect condition. / MIT SIGNATUR und Widmung des K�nstlers an Rainald Nohal, Mitbegr�nder der Paris Bar in Berlin. / WITH SIGNATURE and dedication by the artist to Rainald Nohal, co-founder of the Paris Bar in Berlin. DE: Limitierte Auflage von 700 Exemplaren, erh�lich bei der Niels Borch Jensen Gallery und Sabine Knust Gallery. Mit Arbeiten aus dem Zeitraum 1999-2007 (The Road to Japan, Zigzag, Moon Saloon, Pink Wave, .) sowie einem Essay von Erik Steffensen. Gedruckt auf GardaPat Kiara, 150g/m�, Format: 28.30 x 39.30 cm. / EN: Limited edition of 700 copies, available at Niels Borch Jensen Gallery and Sabine Knust Gallery. With works from the period 1999-2007 (The Road to Japan, Zigzag, Moon Saloon, Pink Wave, .) and an essay by Erik Steffensen. Printed on GardaPat Kiara, 150g/m�, size: 28.30 x 39.30 cm. / �There is one major theme in Tal R�s images: they narrate the process of their own creation,� wrote the German magazine art recently about the Denmark-based Israeli artist Tal R (*1967). �He collects fabrics, images, objects, as if he were trying to bring the entire world into his studio.� The etchings collected in this volume, which date from 1999 to the present, stem from the same impetus used for his large assemblages made of such materials as fruits, plastic bags, bottles, or old shoes, as well as for his collages of images from porno magazines, history books, and art catalogues. In these works on paper, Tal R continues to pursue his unique way of writing history, and eroticism, citations of nature, and political commentary continue to be important themes. Tal R�s visual world is revealed in an especially clear manner in the formal reduction of visual ideas, sketches, and inventive forms of his etchings. Exhibition schedule: Niels Borch Jensen Galerie, Berlin, February 1�March 27, 2008. (Hatje Cantz) ISBN 9783775721639