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Exhibition Available for Travel EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL CONTENTS 03 ABOUT THE EXHIBITION 04 ARTISTS AND ReSPECTIVE TaROT CaRDS 05 ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECs – SaMPLE ORIGINAL ARTWORK (7 X 10”) ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION IMAGES ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECs – 08 INSTALLATION / CONFIGURATION INFORMATION 09 OPENING ReCEPTION AND DINNEr – PeRFORMANCE ART TaROT ReaDINGS, DJ MaGIC SeTS AND ARCHETYPAL ATTIRE 10 SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS 15 APPENDIx – INSTALLATION IMAGES 18 CONTACT INFORMATION EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ABOUT THE EXHIBITION Contemporary Magic: A Tarot Deck Art Project is an exhibition of 78 original artworks that have been created by each artist after being matched with a Tarot card based on themes referenced in their artwork. The interpretations range in medium from primarily painting, drawing, collage, and photography. This exhibition consists of the original artworks on paper; sized 7 x 10 inches (17.78 cm x 25.4 cm), shown vertically. *See APPENDIX FOR MORE INFORMATION. 03 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ARTISTS AND ReSPECTIVE TAROT CaRDS Acconci Studio – The Six of Swords Kehinde Wiley – Nine of Pentacles Tracey Emin – The Empress AES+F – The Eight of Swords Kenny Scharf – The Ace of Pentacles Ugo Rondinone – The Page of Wands Agathe Snow – The Seven of Swords Lawrence Weiner – The Knight of Cups Ultra Violet – The Page of Pentacles Andres Serrano – The Hierophant Liam Gillick – The Five of Wands Vivienne Westwood – The Chariot Annette Messager – The Queen of Wands Marc Jacobs – The Knight of Pentacles Wang Guangyi – The King of Pentacles Anton Henning – The Eight of Wands Martha Rosler – Justice Wangechi Mutu – Strength Aurel Schmidt – The Seven of Cups Matthew Brannon – The Ten of Swords Will Cotton – The Four of Pentacles Barnaby Furnas – The Seven of Wands Matthew Ritchie – The Ace of Wands Yang Fudong – The Hermit Candida Höfer – The Page of Swords Michael Smith – The Ten of Wands Yayoi Kusama – The Queen of Cups Cao Fei – The Three of Wands Mickalene Thomas – The High Priestess Yoshitomo Nara – The Four of Swords Catherine Opie – The Four of Wands Nan Goldin – The Knight of Swords Christian Louboutin – The Nine of Cups Nate Lowman – The Ace of Swords Diana Thater – The Nine of Wands Nick Knight – The World Erik van Lieshout – The Two of Swords Olaf Breuning – The Two of Pentacles E.V. Day – The Page of Cups Patrick McMullan – The Hanged Man Francesco Vezzoli – The Queen of Swords Philip Treacy – The Magician Fred Tomaselli – Temperance Rachel Howard – The Five of Cups Gareth Pugh – Death Rashid Johnson – The Eight of Cups Haluk Akakçe – The Knight of Wands Raymond Pettibon – The Fool Hernan Bas – The Wheel of Fortune Richard Phillips – The Sun Huma Bhabha – The Two of Cups Robert Wilson – The Emperor Ilya & Emilia Kabakov – The Three of Pentacles Roni Horn – The Four of Cups Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin Rosson Crow – The Six of Wands in Collaboration with Sebastiaan Bremer – Ryan McGinley – The Star The Five of Swords Ryan McGinness – The Ace of Cups Jake & Dinos Chapman – Judgement Steven Klein – The Moon James Turrell – The Seven of Pentacles Subodh Gupta – The Eight of Pentacles Jessica Craig-Martin – The Five of Pentacles Sylvie Fleury – The Ten of Pentacles Joan Jonas – The King of Swords Terence Koh – The Lovers John Currin – The Ten of Cups Terry Richardson – The Two of Wands Jorge Pardo – The Six of Cups Thomas Demand – The King of Cups Josephine Meckseper – The Queen of Pentacles Thomas Schütte – The Devil Kalup Linzy – The Tower threeASFOUR – The Three of Cups Karl Lagerfeld – The King of Wands Tim Noble & Sue Webster – The Three of Swords Katherine Bernhardt – The Nine of Swords Tony Oursler – The Six of Pentacles 04 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECS SaMPLE ORIGINAL ARTWORK (7 X 10 IN / 17.78 X 25.4 CM) The original artworks (7 x 10 in / 17.78 x 25.4 cm) are floated in white box frames. Each frame measures 13.5 in tall x 10.5 in wide x 1.75 in deep (34.29 cm tall x 26.67 cm ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION IMAGES wide x 4.445 cm deep). Ryan McGinley Richard Phillips Marc Jacobs The Star, 2010 The Sun, 2010 Knight of Coins / Pentacles, 2010 Digital C-Print on Paper Pastel on Paper Digital C-Print on Paper 05 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECS SaMPLE ORIGINAL ARTWORK (7 X 10 IN / 17.78 X 25.4 CM) The original artworks (7 x 10 in / 17.78 x 25.4 cm) are floated in white box frames. Each frame measures 13.5 in tall x 10.5 in wide x 1.75 in deep (34.29 cm tall x 26.67 cm ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION IMAGES wide x 4.445 cm deep). Cao Fei Annette Messager Kehinde Wiley Three of Wands, 2010 Queen of Wands, 2010 Nine of Coins / Pentacles, 2010 Mixed Media on Paper Mixed Media Collage on Paper Oil on Paper 06 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECS SaMPLE ORIGINAL ARTWORK (7 X 10 IN / 17.78 X 25.4 CM) The original artworks (7 x 10 in / 17.78 x 25.4 cm) are floated in white box frames. Each frame measures 13.5 in tall x 10.5 in wide x 1.75 in deep (34.29 cm tall x 26.67 cm ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION IMAGES wide x 4.445 cm deep). Terence Koh Thomas Demand Patrick McMullan The Lovers, 2010 King of Cups (No. 6), 2008/2010 The Hanged Man (Andy Warhol as the Ink on Paper Digital C-Print on Paper ‘Invisible Sculpture’ at Area, NYC), 1985/2010 Digital C-Print on Paper 07 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL ORIGINAL ARTWORK EXHIBITION SPECS INSTALLATION / CONFIGURATION INFORMATION INDIVIDUAL FRAMED ARTWORK MeaSUREMENTS 13.5 in tall x 10.5 in wide x 1.75 in deep (34.29 cm tall x 26.67 cm wide x 4.445 cm deep) STANDARD EXHIBITION INSTALLATION Installed at 13 in (33.02 cm) between each artwork (as shown below), this configuration occupies approximately 150 running feet (45.7 running meters) of exhibition wall space *See APPENDIX FOR MORE INSTALLATION IMAGES. 08 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL OPENING ReCEPTION AND DINNER PeRFORMANCE ART TAROT ReaDINGS, DJ MaGIC SeTS, AND ARCHETYPAL ATTIRE LeFT TO RIGHT (CLOCKWISE): Contemporary Magic Curator Stacy Engman wearing Philip Treacy’s Magic Trick Hat, with Artist Kalup Linzy (The Tower) DJs The Misshapes Artist Joan Jonas (King of Swords) getting a reading with Tarot Diva 09 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS For full feature article and interview with Stacy Engman: http://www.vmagazine.com/2010/11/contemporary-magic-a- tarot-deck-art-project/ 10 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS For full feature article: tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/10/magic-show/ 11 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS For full feature article and interview with Stacy Engman: www.artinfo.com/news/story/36278/fatal-art-stacy- engman-on-her-show-of-artist-designed-tarot-cards/ Please visit ARTINFO for in-depth slideshow featuring many of the artworks. 12 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS For full feature article: www.purple-diary.com/post/1518833210/ nate-lowman-beside-his-tarot-card-the-ace-of 13 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL SaMPLE EXHIBITION PRESS For full feature article: www.dailyfrontrow.com/chic-report/article/ are-you-ready-for-the-chicest-tarot-reading-ever 14 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL APPENDIX INSTALLATION IMAGES Contemporary Magic: A Tarot Deck Art Project installation The Grand Gallery of The National Arts Club, November 2010, New York 15 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL APPENDIX INSTALLATION IMAGES Contemporary Magic: A Tarot Deck Art Project installation The Grand Gallery of The National Arts Club, November 2010, New York 16 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL APPENDIX INSTALLATION IMAGES Contemporary Magic: A Tarot Deck Art Project installation The Grand Gallery of The National Arts Club, November 2010, New York 17 EXHIBITION AVA IL A BLE FOR TR AV EL CONTACT INFORMATION [email protected].
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