Sharon Kivland
SPECIAL OFFER II
SPECIAL OFFER II
1. EN TOUTE INTIMITÉ
It is a story of theft, of the kleptomania that is the crime of capital. Of desire invented and institutionalised. Of dizzying circulation. Of ‘apéritifs du crime’. Of hysterical causality. Of women crazy about their body. Of ‘wanton’ women. Of mad women. Of labour, of the means of production. MARCHANDISE.
Edition of 50, each signed & numbered
150 mm x 195 mm, 36 pages, eight hand-coloured illustrations
ISBN 978-1-910055-27-4
2. MOI
The straplines of a number of advertisements drawn from French fashion magazines of the 1950s are turned into drawings, as though a particularly vain and narcissistic woman speaks (as of course she does). She is ‘en pleine forme’ of her beauty.
Edition of 100, signed & numbered
16 pages
130 mm x 165 mm
ISBN 978-1-910055-26-7
3. LALANGUE Lalangue is a report of language without words, where words are replaced by images, and mouths are blocked. To be a body is to be woven from language. The body of the speaking being is imprisoned and determined by the signifiers of maternal speech.Edition of 100
ISBN 978-1-910055-17-5
Broadsheet newpaper, endorse folded, with accompanying pamphlet, both digitally printed
It is a story of theft, of the kleptomania that is the crime of capital. Of desire invented and institutionalised. Of dizzying circulation. Of ‘apéritifs du crime’. Of hysterical causality. Of women crazy about their body. Of ‘wanton’ women. Of mad women. Of labour, of the means of production. MARCHANDISE.
Edition of 50, each signed & numbered
150 mm x 195 mm, 36 pages, eight hand-coloured illustrations
ISBN 978-1-910055-27-4
2. MOI
The straplines of a number of advertisements drawn from French fashion magazines of the 1950s are turned into drawings, as though a particularly vain and narcissistic woman speaks (as of course she does). She is ‘en pleine forme’ of her beauty.
Edition of 100, signed & numbered
16 pages
130 mm x 165 mm
ISBN 978-1-910055-26-7
3. LALANGUE Lalangue is a report of language without words, where words are replaced by images, and mouths are blocked. To be a body is to be woven from language. The body of the speaking being is imprisoned and determined by the signifiers of maternal speech.Edition of 100
ISBN 978-1-910055-17-5
Broadsheet newpaper, endorse folded, with accompanying pamphlet, both digitally printed
£25.00