Hauser & Wirth Poster Archive

Rodney Graham, 2017

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Hauser & Wirth presents a selection of exhibition posters from our archive to celebrate some of the artists who have shaped the gallery over the past 30 years. With a choice of two sizes, each poster is printed to order using a fine art Giclée process on 310gsm Hahnemühle German Etching paper, shipping worldwide from our printing and framing partners in Germany and the UK.

Details

  • Fine art quality Giclée printing
  • Two size options
  • Hahnemuhle German Etching paper
  • Printed to order
  • 80 year archival life
  • 100% end-to-end carbon neutral service
  • Frame option: professionally framed, sustainable wood moulding with black satin finish.

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Rodney Graham, 2017

42 x 59cm / 16.5 x 23.4in
42 x 59cm / 16.5 x 23.4in
59 x 84cm / 23.4 x 33.1in
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Regular price
$65.00
Sale price
$65.00
Regular price
| INC. VAT

Print Process

Fine art quality Giclée

Media

310 gsm Hahnemuhle German Etching paper

Sustainablity

Printed to order, 100% end-to-end carbon neutral service

Options

A1 and A2 sizes, framed or unframed

Hauser & Wirth Poster Archive

The Artist

Rodney Graham

Vancouver-based artist Rodney Graham’s practice operates through systems of quotation, reference and adaptation. Since the 1980s, Graham has grown his diverse practice to encompass photography, painting, sculpture, film, video and music. As actor, performer, producer, historian, writer, poet, sound engineer and musician, Graham’s art examines the complexities of Western culture through strategies of disguise, as he shifts seamlessly into different roles and characters. Casting himself as a succession of motley characters, Graham inhabits different personae, genres and art forms. ‘It may be a burden to reinvent oneself every time,’ Graham has said, ‘but it makes things more interesting.’
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