Elizagbeth Peyton
593 Napoleon After His Bath (The Wrong Gallery)
1991-2006
photo-silkscreen multiple on glass with a resin frame
13 × 6 1/2 in
edition of 500
ElizagbethPeyton
593 Napoleon After His Bath (The Wrong Gallery)
1991-2006
photo-silkscreen multiple on glass with a resin frame
13 × 6 1/2 in
edition of 500
ElizagbethPeyton
593 Napoleon After His Bath (The Wrong Gallery)
1991-2006
photo-silkscreen multiple on glass with a resin frame
13 × 6 1/2 in
edition of 500
Adam McEwen
Untitled (Sorry) and Untitled (Closed)
2005
set of four miniature printed static cling plastic store signs
1.5 x 2 inches each; box: 6 x 6 x 1.5 inches
open edition
with Ali Subotnick and Massimiliano Gioni
published by Cerealart, Philadelphia
numbered on underside, with artist’s copyright stamp
boxes show some wear on edges and Wrong Gallery box has some punctures
Wrong Gallery is a 1:6 scale reproduction of the original Wrong Gallery, which was the smallest exhibition space in New York at the time when it opened in 2002, measuring at just two-and-a-half square feet of space. In 2005 the Wrong Gallery reopened at The Tate Modern where it has 1 square meter of exhibition space. Having organized over 30 exhibitions, the Wrong dealers say, ‘The Wrong Gallery is the back door to contemporary art, and it’s always locked.’
$ 3,000
