TRANS> 10th Anniversary Celebration
Artworks to benefit TRANS> during Art Basel

 

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José Gabriel Fernandez, Chicuelina , 2006
Courtesy of the artist and Henrique Faria Fine Arts

In honor of TRANS> 10th anniversary year celebration, TRANS> will be featuring art works during ART BASEL, June 14-18, 2006.

TRANS> has had the honor of working with seminal artists, such as such as Jose Gabriel Fernandez, Dan Graham, Pierre Huyghe, Ernesto Neto, Glenn Ligon, Fabian Marcaccio, and Gabriel Orozco who have generously donated artworks available for sale. The proceeds will be shared between the artists and TRANS>. All donations received by TRANS> will go towards the re-launch of our publication and other future commissioned projects.

The sale of these works will be handled by TRANS> Board Member, Ana Sokoloff and Sokoloff and Associates, ana@sokoloffart.com

To view these artworks, please visit www.transmag.org

IMAGES:

JOSÉ GABRIEL FERNANDEZ,
Chicuelina , 2006
Paint and fiberglass, 51 x 50 x 15 cm / 20 x 19.75 x 6"
Courtesy of the artist and Henrique Faria Fine Arts

 

FABIAN MARCACCIO
Untitled (Sin titulo), 2006 (serie, micro-representations)
60'' x 32''
Courtesy of the artist

 

TONY OURSLER
Hip, 2004
acrylic and collage on paper
28.5 x 22.5 inches (paper)
72.4 x 57.2 cm
31.75 x 25.75 inches (framed)
80.6 x 65.4 cm
Courtesy of the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York .

 

GLENN LIGON
Silver Double Self-Portrait, 2005
Silkscreen, acrylic and coal dust on canvas
two panels
10" x 8" each
Courtesy of the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles

Artist Bios:

Jose Gabriel Fernandez
STUDIO VISIT, TRANS> 5, 		Fabian Marcaccio
Oficina, TRANS> 1, 1995
Dan Graham
Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty, Entertainment by Dan Graham with Tony Oursler and other collaborators, 2005, World Premiere Art Basel Miami Beach, 2005 		Glenn Ligon
En el Cielo, Venice Bienale, 2001
Tony Oursler
Poetics Project, Oficina Release of Last CD of The Poetics (Mike Kelley and Tony Oursler)
TRANS> 5, Documenta X, 1998,
Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty, Entertainment by Dan Graham with Tony Oursler and other collaborators, 2005, World Premiere Art Basel Miami Beach, 2005 		Gabriel Orozco
Oficina, TRANS> 7, 1999 
En El Cielo, Venice Biennial, 2001

Pierre Huyghe
A Smile without a Cat (Celebration of Annlee's Vanishing) A Fireworks Project by Pierre Huyghe and Phillippe Parreno,

Ernesto Neto
Studio Visit, TRANS> 1, 1995,
Oficina TRANS> 7, 1999

TRANS> is a non profit organizatio n based in New York City, founded by Sandra Antelo-Suarez. Since its inception Trans> has located itself in a transitional space and through the mediums of art and culture, has designed new cartographies, subverted rigid codes, and encouraged unexpected dialogues. TRANS> believes in a tradition of multiple views and constant change. It responds to the immediate creative needs of artists and urgencies of the times.

Special Projects:

DON'T TRUST ANYONE OVER THIRTY
Entertainment by Dan Graham with Tony Oursler and Other Collaborators
A Live Rock Opera Puppet Concert
Premiered at Art Basel Miami Beach, 2004

 

TRANS>UTOPIA SHELTER, Utopia Station,
Shelter is a collaboration between Anri Sala and Edi Rama that discusses the possible coexistence of two different realities. Venice Biennial, 2004

 

A SMILE WITHOUT A CAT (A Celebration of Annlee's Vanishing)
A fireworks project by: Pierre Huyghe & Philippe Parreno
Inaugural night: Art Basel Miami Beach, December 4, 2002.

 

EN EL CIELO
An exhibition over the Skies of Venice,
Venice Biennal 2001,
Janet Cardiff & Georges Bures Miller, Olafur Eliasson, Valie EXPORT, Koo Jeong-a, Glenn Ligon, Paul McCarthy, Dave Muller, Vik Muniz, Gabriel Orozco, Rikrit Tiravanija, Jeff Wall

Exhibition Space:TRANS> Area:
An exhibition space offering artists first time solo exhibitions in New York
Artists exhibited include: Anri Sala, Yang Fudong, Koo Jeong-a, Daniel Guzman, Fernando Renes, Marine Hugonnier, Artur Barrio and many others. Performances by Joan Jonas and Lovett & Codagnone

Editions: TRANS> editions:
Signed and limited numbered editions by artists, who at the time were up and coming, but are now internationally recognized. Trans> Editions include works by Gabriel Orozco, Paul McCarthy, Olafur Eliasson, Janet Cardiff, Minerva Cuevas, Ernesto Neto and many others.

Publications:TRANS> arts.cultures.media
A bilingual cultural journal with a twofold mission: to provide in-depth critical contextualization of contemporary art production while treating the book format as an exhibition site.

Paul McCarthy
TRANS gum is an edible image of Santa Claus individually hand silk-screened onto an eight-by-ten inch piece of chewing gum. The image is one of a special series of drawings by Paul McCarthy made specifically for the cover of TRANS> 8. By transforming the traditionally sanctified icon of a happy Santa Claus into a demented, sexual image—as seen in his video performances Tokyo Santa (1996) and Santa Chocolate Shop (1997)—Paul McCarthy examines the distressed state of the human psyche. Often staged as an act of violence and a perversion of certain behavioral patterns, his performances always combine such devices as irony, exaggeration, and the grotesque. Translated for the first time onto a pink, sugary, odoriferous, oversized stick of bubble gum, he continues to challenge boundaries.

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