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Artist |
Kenny Schachter |
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Artwork |
Corona Nurse |
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Date of Work |
2020 |
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Dimensions |
70 x 50 cm | 76 x 56 cm (Framed) |
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Material |
Giclée Print |
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Edition |
Edition of 60 | Hand-signed by the Artist and numbered. |
About Artist
Kenny Schachter is an American artist, writer, and curator based in New York. In both his writing and his art he has developed a unique, critical meta language addressing the behaviors and mechanisms of the ruthless art market beast, to dissect all of its major players. Traversing effortlessly between the roles of artist, curator, dealer, and writer, it seems logical that his own art is informed by the critique of the art market as well.
In addition to writing widely for various international publications including most recently New York Magazine and The Times, he had a retrospective of his art at Joel Mesler’s Rental Gallery in New York in the summer of 2018, curated an exhibit at Simon Lee Gallery in London, fall 2018 and a one-person show at Kantor Gallery, LA, February 2019. Schachter has been profiled in The New York Times Magazine, and London's Observer, Independent, and Telegraph.
About Artwork
“Corona Nurse” (2020) is a perfect example of this mirroring. Whereas the discussion on copyright, intellectual property, and re-appropriation, in the case of Richard Prince, would not develop further and often end up in lawsuits, Schachter takes it one step beyond by stealing from the thief, re-appropriating a Richard Prince painting and recontextualizing it. Schachter’s act of appropriation follows a clever conceptual stunt resulting in an endless feedback loop. (Signed and numbered on the back.)
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
This print is only available framed.
