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Monday, December 15th, 2008

Art Basel::TAC Focus – The Prince + Kruger Trend

It’s interesting to note the trends that emerge every December at Art Basel, Miami. Amongst the most visible working artists this year were Richard Prince and Barbara Kruger. Prince’s popularity has soared since his Guggenheim retrospective last year and several galleries exhibited works from the artist’s Cowboy and Nurse series. Even a canvas from the brand new Canal Zone paintings, (a show of these works is still on view at Gagosian), were up for sale. The most interesting offering from Kruger was a customizable floor installation, reading “we are the slaves of objects around us (quoted from Goethe).” The $150,000 piece would be outfitted to fit the buyer’s installation specifications. More images after the jump.

Posted by ATARMS | Filed in Artist Talk, Fairs


2 Responses to “Art Basel::TAC Focus – The Prince + Kruger Trend”

  1. December 15th, 2008 at 11:57 pm

    Richard Prince & Barbara Kruger at Art Basel | SLAMXHYPE said:

    […] The Art Collectors have commentated accordingly of an apparent trend from this months Art Basel, that of the significant showing of the great Richard Prince and Barbara Kruger, two artists who have distinctive styles but more importantly have been historically influential beyond almost any. Prince’s work has been of particular interest amongst popular culture of late since his involvement with Marc Jacob’s Louis Vuitton, and his Guggenheim retrospective. Perhaps this is a sign of some resurrected interest on a popular level of Krugers work for 2009. Check out some of the amazing works on display after the jump. […]

  2. December 16th, 2008 at 8:48 am

    Richard Prince & Barbara Kruger at Art Basel « Raw art Weblog said:

    […] Prince & Barbara Kruger at Art Basel The Art Collectors have commentated accordingly of an apparent trend from this months Art Basel, that of the […]



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