Anish Kapoor 🇮🇳 Sculpture • Exhibition News

[Coach]

Opening on 2 October, an exhibition of Anish Kapoor paintings at Modern Art Oxford

“An important exhibition of paintings by Anish Kapoor (b. 1954, Mumbai, India – lives and works in London, UK). Curated with the internationally celebrated artist, this show explores the paintings that are an integral part of Kapoor’s studio practice.

Offering a window into his dynamic daily studio practice, Painting shows Kapoor exploring the illusionary power of this medium, pushing the boundaries between sculpture and painting as he explores our perception and experience of the body.

Through this exhibition, we can engage with how Kapoor views the vitality of shared social and biological origins – specifically the red blood essential to becoming, being alive and transitioning to death. ‘The art I love, the art I make, I hope, celebrates the sensual while always knowing that decay is close’.

Having last exhibited almost 40 years ago at Modern Art Oxford, Kapoor’s return to the gallery brings with it an element of unlearning what we think we know about public encounters with art.”

www.modernartoxford.org.uk/event/anish-kapoor-painting/

[dbm]

Immaculate , stored flat. £2250.

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DBM

[dbm]

Anish Kapoor ‘Breathing Blue’

Mint condition, un-framed and stored flat.

£2350.00

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DBM

[maxart]

Please DM for a quick sale - cheers

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[My Name is Frank]

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[Ruggs]

It appears Laugher Contemporary has one available.

www.loughercontemporary.com/collections/anish-kapoor/products/anish-kapoor-breathing-blue-2020

[startimeash]

Maximum 600 tickets so more likely than a Banksy win. £20 each and goes to a great cause.

raffle.hospital-rooms.com/raffles

[The Rat King]

I get he’s amazing and everything 
but who really wants this or any of his other similar editions on their wall ? 
hope it raises much cash as possible mind you

[Eastend Boy 13]

Designed and created as part of Tate’s 2000 project At Home with Art, the Teardrop lamp offers a chance to own a piece of Tate history. Giving off a warm, pleasing glow, Anish Kapoor’s Teardrop lamp is both a functional domestic item and a work of sculptural beauty.



In collaboration with Homebase, the At Home with Art project invited nine leading British sculptors – Angela Bulloch, Tony Cragg, Richard Deacon, Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Permindar Kaur, David Mach, Richard Wentworth and Alison Wilding – to design an object for use in ordinary homes. Conceived by then Tate curator Professor Colin Painter, the project examined ways people relate to objects and images in their homes. The artists began their task by visiting a household, and exploring the ways that objects were used and displayed.



At the end of the design and production phase, the artists’ prototype objects were exhibited together in a single room display at Tate Britain from 15 November 1999 to 13 February 2000. The objects – from sculptures to shower curtains – were mass-produced and sold at both Tate and Homebase, giving domestic audiences the opportunity to own a purpose-designed piece of contemporary art.

shop.tate.org.uk/anish-kapoor-teardrop-lamp/20409.html?cgid=sale

[Daniel Silk]

New Anish Kapoor Exhibition

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cw2G45RrRAm

[orchid]

avantarte.com/products/anish-kapoor-out-of-the-dark

[Adam The Collector]

Know very little of the artist and not a fan of expressionism but I do like the print. Also interesting it is his first screenprint. How many signed editions does he have in other mediums?

[orchid]

Lots of his editions on paper are etchings and there's quite a few.

[Newar]

AA more and more into blue chip artist would love this one another period of the year (too many release out this month) have to pass

[Blue]

Damn... been wanting an Anish Kapoor for the wall but bad timing.
AA are smashing it with their artist roster.

[from mjolnir]

Dec 5, 2023 17:03:54 GMT 1 orchid said:

Lots of his editions on paper are etchings and there's quite a few.

Etchings and digital prints, but yeah not silkscreens yet.  It's a beauty of a print 

[its all about me]

I think this is a beautiful print. Love it. The only downside is that I suspect it will end up being a huge print run.

[Happy Shopper]

Nice looking print, but not a fan of the printed paper texture. Feels a bit pointless for a print on paper. Or is it just me!?

[John The Badgers]

Thanks for posting Orchid.

For me a cracking item, and hat's off to Avant Arte.

A big fan of these timed additions here.

[its all about me]

Dec 5, 2023 18:17:46 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Nice looking print, but not a fan of the printed paper texture. Feels a bit pointless for a print on paper. Or is it just me!?

It's just you.  

[Elvis to Pete]

For certain I will be getting one of these.. gorgeous!

[Lroy]

Dec 5, 2023 17:06:55 GMT 1 Newar said:

AA more and more into blue chip artist would love this one another period of the year (too many release out this month) have to pass

Yes too many releases but apart the Invader to come, a lot of rubbish to buy …
Priest per exemple at Beyond Street-art 
and the new Obey to come, the summum of poor creativity ! These colors !
( just received these two mails, so I quote them, but the last Faile ones were not great too )… This is the end… my friend ..

[nobokov]

Should've been a sculptural edition. There's no market for non-sculptural Kapoors.

[blurp]

Agreed, these look great. 

Dec 5, 2023 19:48:33 GMT 1 John The Badgers said:

Thanks for posting Orchid.

For me a cracking item, and hat's off to Avant Arte.

A big fan of these times additions here.

[its all about me]

Dec 5, 2023 20:05:03 GMT 1 nobokov said:

Should've been a sculptural edition. There's no market for non-sculptural Kapoors.

The Hospital Rooms print seems to do extremely well on the secondary market.

Has Kapoor ever brought out sculptural editions?  

[Acme Thunderer]

Beautiful print and lovely to see an artist sign the front for a timed release.

After Anish gets cramp signing 1,000+ of these, it might be his last silkscreen print. 😅

[brule]

Dec 5, 2023 22:23:06 GMT 1 Acme Thunderer said:

Beautiful print and lovely to see an artist sign the front for a timed release.

After Anish gets cramp signing 1,000+ of these, it might be his last silkscreen print. 😅

Or he might decide it’s worth it for a million dollars. 😂 (I plan to get one even if it is a huge edition.)

[LJCal]

It's a very nice print but probably not one to buy if you're looking for any kind of return in the short term, but a nice chance to earn a decent signed screenprint from a blue chip artist for a grand.

[Newar]

Dec 5, 2023 20:05:03 GMT 1 nobokov said:

Should've been a sculptural edition. There's no market for non-sculptural Kapoors.

agree but he has never ever release a miroir or else in edition if i recall right.

And do not expect any for less than 10k/15k signed even in time edition.

The image is pretty good buy it to keep it and have a blue chip artist in your collection

Do not expect to flip it anytime soon

Funny to see that blue chip artists (kapoor aiweiwei) has no problem to sign any open edition

[orchid]

This image is stronger than a lot of his limited editions, I don't expect 1000+ to sell as 1) run up to Xmas, 2) as previously mentioned his print market isn't the strongest. But strong image and long term good buy potentially. (Don't mind a timed edition by a blue chip that isn't a archival pigment thing)