Karen Kilimnik | "Rapunzel", 1998 | (for Parkett 52)

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Read a Parkett text on Karen Kilmnik
Parkett Vol. 52

Quote from Parkett
“Unlike other painters who focus on the well-known, the beautiful, and the dynamic between the famous and the secondary… Kilimnik is less absorbed in their perfection… Kilimnik is a bit of a killer. She loves to love them but at times they seem to get on even her nerves. Each character, from fairy tale princesses and birds, to heiresses, orphans, and models, becomes a vessel for a broad mixture of self-doubt and conceit.”
Collier Schorr, Parkett No. 52, 1998

Additional Quote
“Karen Kilimnik is associated with the Scatter generation, and best known for her collage-based work and installations of objects from popular culture… She often creates a romantic world that draws on contemporary media, gothic mysteries, and fairy tales… as in this spindle of gold thread (hair) on a bed of moss, which references Rapunzel, the homonymous protagonist in this German fairy tale.” -Artnet

"Rapunzel", 1998 (for Parkett 52)
Spindle of gold thread (“hair”) on bed of moss
(thread and moss are separately packaged to be assembled by the collector),
Plexiglas box, approx. 4 x 8 x 10” (10,5 x 25,1 x 20,1 cm),
Ed. 45/XX, signed and numbered certificate with diagram by the artist

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Read a Parkett text on Karen Kilmnik
Parkett Vol. 52

Quote from Parkett
“Unlike other painters who focus on the well-known, the beautiful, and the dynamic between the famous and the secondary… Kilimnik is less absorbed in their perfection… Kilimnik is a bit of a killer. She loves to love them but at times they seem to get on even her nerves. Each character, from fairy tale princesses and birds, to heiresses, orphans, and models, becomes a vessel for a broad mixture of self-doubt and conceit.”
Collier Schorr, Parkett No. 52, 1998

Additional Quote
“Karen Kilimnik is associated with the Scatter generation, and best known for her collage-based work and installations of objects from popular culture… She often creates a romantic world that draws on contemporary media, gothic mysteries, and fairy tales… as in this spindle of gold thread (hair) on a bed of moss, which references Rapunzel, the homonymous protagonist in this German fairy tale.” -Artnet

"Rapunzel", 1998 (for Parkett 52)
Spindle of gold thread (“hair”) on bed of moss
(thread and moss are separately packaged to be assembled by the collector),
Plexiglas box, approx. 4 x 8 x 10” (10,5 x 25,1 x 20,1 cm),
Ed. 45/XX, signed and numbered certificate with diagram by the artist

Read a Parkett text on Karen Kilmnik
Parkett Vol. 52

Quote from Parkett
“Unlike other painters who focus on the well-known, the beautiful, and the dynamic between the famous and the secondary… Kilimnik is less absorbed in their perfection… Kilimnik is a bit of a killer. She loves to love them but at times they seem to get on even her nerves. Each character, from fairy tale princesses and birds, to heiresses, orphans, and models, becomes a vessel for a broad mixture of self-doubt and conceit.”
Collier Schorr, Parkett No. 52, 1998

Additional Quote
“Karen Kilimnik is associated with the Scatter generation, and best known for her collage-based work and installations of objects from popular culture… She often creates a romantic world that draws on contemporary media, gothic mysteries, and fairy tales… as in this spindle of gold thread (hair) on a bed of moss, which references Rapunzel, the homonymous protagonist in this German fairy tale.” -Artnet

"Rapunzel", 1998 (for Parkett 52)
Spindle of gold thread (“hair”) on bed of moss
(thread and moss are separately packaged to be assembled by the collector),
Plexiglas box, approx. 4 x 8 x 10” (10,5 x 25,1 x 20,1 cm),
Ed. 45/XX, signed and numbered certificate with diagram by the artist


Artist Document
Karen Kilmnik’s signed certificate of authenticity for “Rapunzel”, 1998

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Artist Document
Two messages from Karen Kilimnik discussing the making of her edition for Parkett 52, as well as the layout and content of the issue.

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Parkett Cover
Karen Kilimnik’s work on the cover of Parkett no. 52 alongside Ugo Rondinone and Malcolm Morley

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