Jorge Pardo | "Untitled", 1999 | (for Parkett 56)
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Parkett Vol. 56
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“We all know that no holds are barred when Jorge Pardo is at work. Neither floor covering nor pictures, books nor beds, lamps, houses nor boots escape his attention. He addresses such diverse fields as interior design, arts and crafts, graphic design, and architecture. Common to these uncommon works is one thing only: They all deal in curious cycles of contradictory settings... Pardo speaks of tonality that motivates his delight in speculative experimentation.”
Christina Végh, Parkett No. 56, 1999
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“Bending, stretching, and breaking the boundaries between sculpture, installation, design, and décor, Jorge Pardo delights … as seen in his unique colored paper sculptures for Parkett … in upsetting art’s traditional dichotomy of high/low and banishing the cold, white cube image of contemporary art spaces.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 1999 (for Parkett 56)
Unique sculpture, archival paper mounted on cardboard,
colored pencil, approx. 9 7/8 x 4 x 4” (25 x 10 x 10 cm),
Ed. 55/XX, signed and numbered certificate
Read a Parkett text on Jorge Pardo
Parkett Vol. 56
Quote from Parkett
“We all know that no holds are barred when Jorge Pardo is at work. Neither floor covering nor pictures, books nor beds, lamps, houses nor boots escape his attention. He addresses such diverse fields as interior design, arts and crafts, graphic design, and architecture. Common to these uncommon works is one thing only: They all deal in curious cycles of contradictory settings... Pardo speaks of tonality that motivates his delight in speculative experimentation.”
Christina Végh, Parkett No. 56, 1999
Additional Quote
“Bending, stretching, and breaking the boundaries between sculpture, installation, design, and décor, Jorge Pardo delights … as seen in his unique colored paper sculptures for Parkett … in upsetting art’s traditional dichotomy of high/low and banishing the cold, white cube image of contemporary art spaces.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 1999 (for Parkett 56)
Unique sculpture, archival paper mounted on cardboard,
colored pencil, approx. 9 7/8 x 4 x 4” (25 x 10 x 10 cm),
Ed. 55/XX, signed and numbered certificate
Read a Parkett text on Jorge Pardo
Parkett Vol. 56
Quote from Parkett
“We all know that no holds are barred when Jorge Pardo is at work. Neither floor covering nor pictures, books nor beds, lamps, houses nor boots escape his attention. He addresses such diverse fields as interior design, arts and crafts, graphic design, and architecture. Common to these uncommon works is one thing only: They all deal in curious cycles of contradictory settings... Pardo speaks of tonality that motivates his delight in speculative experimentation.”
Christina Végh, Parkett No. 56, 1999
Additional Quote
“Bending, stretching, and breaking the boundaries between sculpture, installation, design, and décor, Jorge Pardo delights … as seen in his unique colored paper sculptures for Parkett … in upsetting art’s traditional dichotomy of high/low and banishing the cold, white cube image of contemporary art spaces.” -Artspace
"Untitled", 1999 (for Parkett 56)
Unique sculpture, archival paper mounted on cardboard,
colored pencil, approx. 9 7/8 x 4 x 4” (25 x 10 x 10 cm),
Ed. 55/XX, signed and numbered certificate
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