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Download Code Antiquariat Querido – Frank Hermann Visual Vinyl Kunst nach 1945 | Fotografie · Architektur · Design · Kunst Die kalifornische Punk-Szene der 1970er-Jahre war ein Schmelztiegel aus Musik, Krea- tivität und Drogen. Wer nicht durch Selbstmord oder eine Überdosis starb, richtete sich Roßstraße 13 · 40476 Düsseldorf | Blücherstraße 7 · 40477 Düsseldorf nicht selten durch die kontinuierliche Zerstörung der eigenen Existenz zu Grunde. Einer, der die wilde Phase jener Jahre bis heute überlebt hat, ist Raymond Pettibon, der durch seinen legendären Coverentwurf für die Punkband Black Flag schon früh zur Legende Tel. 00 49 211 15969601 wurde – weit über die Grenzen der Punk-Szene hinaus. Fax 00 49 211 15969602 Pettibons Entwurf wurde durch seine Radikalität zum Wegweiser für nachfolgende Ge- nerationen von Künstlern, die sich mit der Aufgabe konfrontiert sahen, den formalen Mi + Do 11.00 - 19.00 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung gestalterischen Grenzen eines Plattencovers mit kraftvollen und prägenden Designs ent- gegenzutreten. [email protected] Visual Vinyl liefert erstmals einen umfassenden Überblick über diese „Künstler-Cover“. www.antiquariat-querido.de Als Fundus dient das umfangreiche Archiv des Niederländers Jan van Toorn – einer der umtriebigsten Sammler und größten Kenner auf diesem Gebiet. Die Bandbreite der vorgestellten Arbeiten reicht von surrealistischen Entwürfen von Salvador Dalí über Co- Stadtsparkasse Düsseldorf > SWIFT-BIC: DUSSDEDDXXX ver von Pop-Art-Größen wie Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg oder IBAN: DE 38 3005 0110 0010 1833 66 Jean-Michel Basquiat bis hin zu Arbeiten der Wiener Aktionisten und aktuellen Werken USt-ID-Nr. DE 171/397705 > StNr. 105/5108/1390 von Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Banksy oder Ai Weiwei. Einen weiteren Schwerpunkt bil- den Entwürfe aus dem Umkreis der Fluxus-Künstler, die im Rahmen von Happenings, Performances und Aktionen oft selbst musikalisch tätig waren und ihre eigenen Stücke als LP publizierten. Die angebotenen Titel sind in guter bis sehr guter Erhaltung. Etwaige Mängel sind möglichst Das Buch lädt Kenner wie Laien gleichermaßen ein, sich in der Fülle an Motiven und detailliert beschrieben. Alle Bücher können in unserem Ladengeschäft angesehen werden. Hintergrundinformationen zu verlieren. Neben ikonischen Arbeiten, die weit über die eigentliche Fangemeinde hinaus bekannt sind, finden sich auch zahlreiche neu zu entde- ckende Vertreter des Genres. Abgerundet wird die Übersicht durch ein intimes Interview Das Angebot ist freibleibend, Lieferzwang besteht nicht. Die Bestellungen werden in der Reihenfolge mit Raymond Pettibon, der einen umfassenden Einblick in seine Arbeit als Künstler und des Eingangs ausgeführt. Alle Preise verstehen sich in Euro. Der Versand erfolgt zu Lasten und Cover-Gestalter gewährt. Risiko des Bestellers, telefonisch erfolgte Bestellung bitten wir per Mail oder Fax zu bestätigen. Bei begründeter Beanstandung wird jede Lieferung innerhalb 14 Tagen zurückgenommen. The Californian punk scene in the 1970s was a melting pot of music, creativity and drugs. Eigentumsvorbehalte nach § 455 BGB. Erfüllungsort und Gerichtsstand ist Düsseldorf. Rechnungen Those who did not commit suicide or die of an overdose often wrecked their lives through sind zahlbar innerhalb 14 Tagen ohne Abzüge. unremitting self-destruction. Raymond Pettibon is one of the few who survived the wild period of those years and is still alive. As the designe rof the legendary album cover for Der Verkauf aus diesem Katalog beginnt mit der Ausstellung “Raymond Pettibon – no title [The Song the punk band Black Flag, he himself became a legend early on – famed far beyond the Remains the Same …]”, im März 2017 in unseren Räumen Roßstraße 13. Ein Teil der ausgestellten punk scene. Bücher und Objekte kann erst mit Ende der Ausstellung ausgeliefert werden. Hierüber erhalten The radicalism of Pettibon‘s design provided a compass for subsequent generations of ar- tists who were faced with the task of defying the restrictions imposed by the format of an Sie eine Information. album cover by creating powerful and influential designs. Visual Vinyl provides the first comprehensive overview of these “artist‘s covers”. The Zur Eröffnung unserer Ausstellung sind Sie und Ihre Begleiter herzlich eingeladen! extensive archive of the Dutchman Jan van Toorn – one of the most avid collectors and greatest experts on the subject – served as a treasure trove. The featured works range Wir sind stets am Erwerb von Büchern unserer Fachgebiete interessiert und kaufen Einzelstücke from surrealist designs by Salvador Dalí to covers by pop art icons such as Andy Warhol, wie auch ganze Bibliotheken. Wir freuen uns über Ihre Angebote. Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg and Jean-Michel Basquiat to works by the Vien- nese Actionists and contemporary creations by Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Banksy and Ai Weiwei.Another major focus are the designs of artists who were close to Fluxus and who frequently produced music during happenings, performances or events and published All items are in fine condition, unless otherwise stated. Please ask for specific description by e-mail their own works on LP. ([email protected]) or telephone. All items are displayed in our bookshop. A part The book invites both specialists and amateurs to immerse themselves in the abundance of this catalogue is shown in our exhibition “Raymond Pettibon – no title [The Song Remains the of designs and background information. In addition to iconic works of the genre enjoying Same …]”. Those items can not be shipped before the end of this show. fame far beyond the actual fan base, there are many new discoveries. This overview is completed by an intimate interview with Raymond Pettibon which offers extensive in- Please place your order by e-mail or telephone / fax. sights into his work as an artist and cover designer. Erscheint im April 2017 All goods are only dispatched after full payment of the price. The goods are dispatched at the Enthält Interviews mit Raymond Pettibon und Jan van Toorn, Texte in Englisch. Ca. 332 Seiten, fester Einband, 22 x 22 cm. ISBN: 978-3-86206-579-0. 39,90 Euro und kann über uns risk of the purchaser. Transport and insurance costs will be borne, unless otherwise agreed, by portofrei bezogen werden the purchaser. Clients from abroad please use credit cards or advance payment. We accept Visa, MasterCard or American Express. All prices are in Euro! In the event of dispute the exclusive court of jurisdiction is Düsseldorf. Kataloggestaltung: Edgar Droste-Orlowski RAYMOND PETTIBON no title [The Song Remains the Same …] Katalog 8 2017 Vorwort von Anh Trieu und Philipp Rühr S. 3-5 Hefte und Magazinbeiträge 1978 bis 2013 S. 6-16 Bücher und Kataloge 1992 bis 2016 S. 17-23 Grafiken, Editionen und Merchandising 1992 - 2014 S. 24-25 Singles (Cover und Label) 1980 - 2016 S. 26-33 Langspielplatten (Cover, Label und Record) 1980 - 2016 S. 34-45 CD – DVD – Kassette S. 46 Plakate und Einladungskarten 1982 - 2016 S. 47-51 Introduction (English Text) S. 52 2 Raymond Pettibon Hippies like to look at drawings while they hallucinate Der 1957 in Arizona geborene Raymond Pettibon (Bürgerlicher Name: Raymond Ginn) ist in Deutschland vor allem durch die Gestaltung von Plattencovern verschiedener Bands wie Black Flag und Sonic Youth bekannt geworden. Die Zeichnungen für diese Plattenco- ver gehen oft auf solche Zeichnungen zurück, die er in selbst publizierten Heften heraus- gab. Diese Hefte oder sogenannten Zines machten zur damaligen Zeit den Schwerpunkt seiner künstlerischen Tätigkeit aus. Die amerikanische Tradition der Fanzines geht auf die Science-Fiction-Zines der 30er Jahre zurück. Ein Zine ist ein DIY, ein im Eigenverlag verlegtes Magazin, mit einer klei- nen Auflage, das als Kommunikationsmedium diverser Subkulturen dient. Die in den späten 1960er Jahren entstandenen Fanzines etwa sind Magazine von und für Fans bestimmter Bands oder Mitglieder einer sozialen Gruppe oder Subkultur und sprechen damit eine bestimmte Zielgruppe an. Sie dienen zum Erhalt und zur Verbreitung von Idealen und kulturellen Codes und erzeugen einen Zusammenhalt innerhalb der Gruppe. Zines werden unabhängig und meist von einzelnen Personen verlegt und zielen daher kaum auf ökonomischen Profit ab. So gibt es beispielsweise der Punkszene zuzuordnen- de Zines, die Musikempfehlungen, Liedtexte und Interviews beinhalten, aber auch solche Zines, die politischen Pamphleten ähneln. Im Grunde genommen erfüllen Zines damit den Zweck, den im Internet heute die Blogs erfüllen. Auch Raymond Pettibons frühe Hefte sind klassische Fanzines, was sich sicher auch auf seine Nähe zu den besagten Punk Bands zurückführen lässt. So wurden seine Zines ab 1978 vom dem Plattenlabel SST vertrieben, welches Pettibons Bruder Greg Ginn gründe- te. Dieser war zudem der Gitarrist der Band Black Flag, die ihren Namen wiederum Pet- tibon verdankt. Pettibon greift in seinen Heften punk-spezifische Themen wie den Verfall der Hippie-Kultur, staatliche Repressionen, Classism und das Scheitern des demokrati- schen Systems auf und vertritt eine dem Punk nahe Haltung. Neben Zeichnungen und Comics finden sich zum Beispiel in der ersten Ausgabe von Tripping Corpse ein Inter- view mit der Band Black Flag, eine ‘psychedelische Übersetzung’ von Ginsbergs Gedicht Howl, eine fiktive Konzertkritik und ein Gedicht des Künstlers. Neben den narrativen Comicstrips gibt es aber auch solche Hefte, in denen einzelne Zeichnungen seitenfüllend aufeinander folgen. Obwohl diese Zeichnungen in jeder Ausgabe eine
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