Jo SPENCE, 1934 – 1992, The Final Project [Specimen Jars], 1991 – 1992, Collaboration with Terry Dennett, Positive digital print from 35mm colour negative59 x 89 cm, Edition of 2 plus 1 Estate Copy
Tag: art
Jo Spence and Terry Dennett, The Picture of Health?, 1982-86
Doug Aitken, low Debris, 2000. Colour film transferred to 9 channel digital video installation, colour, sound and architectural environment, 21 min. cycle.
The Department of the Host & Unmoulding, Matthew Barney; 2006
(Cast polycarolactone thermoplastic and self-lubricating plastic)
Self-Portrait with Dr. Arrieta, 1820
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Oil on canvas
As court painter to both Charles III and Charles IV of Spain, Goya achieved considerable fame as a portraitist. Self-Portrait with Dr. Arrieta, the last of his many self-portraits, was executed late in his life. In 1819, Goya had fallen seriously ill and his doctor, Eugenio Garc’a Arrieta, nursed him back to health. On recovering, he presented Arrieta with this painting which shows the physician ministering to his patient. The words at the bottom read in translation, Goya gives thanks to his friend Arrieta for the expert care with which he saved his life from an acute and dangerous illness which he suffered at the close of the year 1819 when he was seventy-three years old. He painted it in 1820. This inscription gives the canvas the look of an ex-voto, a type of religious painting still popular in Spain, which expresses gratitude for deliverance from a calamity.
Jo Spence and Dr Tim Sheard, Untitled (Triple Somersaults), 1988
Renate BERTLMANN, 1943 -Patronengürtel, 1976, Signed and dated ‘Renate Bertlmann 1976’, Teargas, condoms, leather, polyurethane, plexiglas cover, 40 x 110 x 17 cm
Jo Spence, Photo Therapy: Infantilization, 1984, Collaboration with Rosy Martin, Colour photograph123 x 82 cm
GERRIT VAN BAKEL, Medium-sized problem carrier, Steel, steel-wire, aluminium
Cy Twombly, Scenes from an Ideal Marriage, 1986
Little Bristling Soul 