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Limited Edition Balloon Dog Women s Shoulder Bag (Hand Signed by Jeff Koons) new
2014

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Jeff Koons Balloon Dog Women's Shoulder Bag (Hand Signed by Jeff Koons), 2014 100% Leather Shoulder Bag with silkscreened image of yellow balloon dog. Hand signed and dated by Jeff Koons. 9 × 9 1/2 × 2 3/4 inches This leather women's shoulder bag was produced through an exclusive collaboration between Jeff Koons and the famous department store H&M. The Koons bag itself, which is typically unsigned, is a collectible, but it is extremely uncommon when hand signed - as is the present work. This Bag was signed by Jeff Koons on July 15th 2014 at the H&M Flagship Store opening in NYC at 589 Fifth Avenue. (Koons signed this at the VIP Party; only a few were signed at that event.) Makes a fantastic gift! About Jeff Koons: I like to think that when you leave the room, the art leaves the room. Art is about your own possibilities as a human being. It’s about your own excitement, your own potential, and what you can become. It affirms your existence. —Jeff Koons Jeff Koons rose to prominence in the mid-1980s as part of a generation of artists exploring the meaning of art and spectacle in a media-saturated era. With his stated artistic intention to “communicate with the masses,” Koons makes use of conceptual constructs—including the ancient, the everyday, and the sublime—creating luxurious icons and elaborate tableaux, which, beneath their captivating exteriors, engage the viewer in a metaphysical dialogue with cultural history. Born in York, Pennsylvania in 1955, Koons studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and, receiving a BFA from the latter in 1976. Since his first solo exhibition in 1980, his work has evolved from small-scale assemblages of toys and found objects to his now iconic monumental works, including huge balloon animals rendered in mirror-polished stainless steel, as well as flowering topiary sculptures, such as Puppy (1992), which is permanently installed at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. Koons draws attention to the continuity of images as they pass through time, combining art historical reference with vernacular images and objects, from common suburban products and mass media to symbols of sexuality and transcendence. Beginning with Inflatables (1978–79), a series inspired by the readymade, Koons created six series of innovative works in less than a decade including Pre-New (1979–80), The New (1980–87), Equilibrium (1983–93), Luxury Degradation (1986), and Statuary (1986). His interest in popular culture expanded in the Banality series (1988), which included sculptures of recognizable figures such as Michael Jackson and Bubbles (1988)—a nearly life-size gold-leaf porcelain statue of the pop singer with his pet chimpanzee. In 1989, Koons presented Made in Heaven (1989–91), a series centered on him and his then-wife in sexually explicit poses, frequently in fairytale settings, evoking the stark bodily presence of the nudes depicted by French Realist painters. During the mid-1990s, Koons expanded his Pop sensibility through the Celebration series (1994–): hyperrealistic, brightly colored paintings and large-scale sculptures depicting vernacular images and forms such as plastic figurines, Play-Doh, and jewelry. Conflating the readymade and the monumental, these works attest to Koons’s ongoing fascination with childlike consciousness and communication; transforming humble objects into abstract symbols of transcendence and the biological. In 2000, seven new works by Koons debuted at the Deutsche Guggenheim: the Easyfun-Ethereal paintings. Derived from the optimistic, colorful Easyfun series (1999–2000), these layered, collage-like tableaux depict cut-out photographs of packaged foods, paradisiacal landscapes, and fragments of women’s faces, limbs, hair, clothing, and accessories. Attesting to Koons’s interest in the simple pleasures of visual culture, Easyfun-Ethereal would eventually be expanded to twenty-four paintings, presenting uncanny, imaginative panoramas. Koons’s dialogue with the readymade and American pop culture continued in his Popeye (2002–13) and Hulk Elvis series (2004–), which incorporate large-scale inflatable characters, either alone or combined with other objects and images, creating playful, often discordant relationships. Starting in 2008, the Antiquity series highlights Koons interest in metaphysics, a line of inquiry that was central to the making of the Equilibrium works and that continues to evolve in his latest works in production. Among Koons’s recent works is the Gazing Ball series (2012–), in which he makes direct reference to canonical works art. In each piece, a blue mirrored, hand-blown glass gazing ball reflects its surroundings, uniting painting, sculpture, and architecture in order to multiply sensory experience. Like much of his work, the Gazing Ball series reactivates and intensifies familiar scenes, whether from legend or the everyday, reflecting and affirming viewers and their environments. Courtesy of Gagosian Gallery Provenance: Hand signed by Jeff Koons at a private VIP event on July 15th 2014.

Créateur:
Jeff Koons (1955, Américain)
Année de création:
2014
Dimensions:
Hauteur : 22,86 cm (9 po)Largeur : 24,13 cm (9,5 po)Profondeur : 6,99 cm (2,75 po)
Support:
Cuir,Écran
Mouvement et style:
Pop Art
Période:
2010-
État:
Adresse de la galerie:
New York, NY
Numéro de référence:
1stDibs : LU1745217412052

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Jeff Koons

Jeff Koons est né à York, en Pennsylvanie, en 1955. Il a étudié au Maryland Institute College of Art à Baltimore et au School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Il a obtenu une licence en beaux-arts au Maryland Institute College of Art en 1976. Koons vit et travaille à New York.

Depuis sa première exposition personnelle en 1980, les sculptures de Koons , prints et d'autres œuvres ont été exposées dans des galeries et des institutions majeures à travers le monde. Son travail a fait l'objet d'une grande exposition organisée par le Whitney Museum of American Art, " Jeff Koons : A Retrospective " (27 juin - 19 octobre 2014), qui a voyagé au Centre Pompidou Paris (26 novembre 2014 - 27 avril 2015) et au Guggenheim Bilbao (9 juin - 27 septembre 2015).

Parmi les autres expositions, citons "Appearance Stripped Bare : Desire and Object in the Work of Marcel Duchamp and Jeff Koons, Even" ; "Jeff Koons at the Ashmolean" ; et "Jeff Koons. Shine" au Palazzo Strozzi à Florence, Italie. "Jeff Koons : Lost in America" a été présentée à la QM Gallery ALRIWAQ à Doha, au Qatar, du 21 novembre 2021 au 31 mars 2022.

Koons est largement connu pour ses sculptures emblématiques Rabbit et Balloon Dog ainsi que pour la sculpture florale monumentale Puppy (1992), exposée au Rockefeller Center et installée de manière permanente au Guggenheim Bilbao. Une autre sculpture florale, Split-Rocker (2000), précédemment installée au Papal Palace à Avignon, au Château de Versailles et à Fondation Beyeler à Bâle, a été exposée au Rockefeller Center en 2014.

Koons a reçu de nombreux prix et distinctions en reconnaissance de ses réalisations culturelles. L'artiste a notamment reçu le "Distinguished Arts Award" du Governor's Awards for the Arts du Pennsylvania Council on the Arts; le président Jacques Chirac a promu Koons Officier de la Légion d'Honneur ; l'ancienne secrétaire d'État américaine Hillary Rodham Clinton a honoré Koons de la "State Department Medal of the Arts" pour son engagement exceptionnel en faveur du programme "Art in Embassies" et des échanges culturels internationaux ; et le consul général Ragini Gupta a décerné à Koons le "U.Le Consul général Ragini Gupta a remis à Koons le prix du Consulat général des États-Unis pour la diplomatie culturelle à Florence.

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