Details:

This deftly-printed silkscreen is a translation of one of the banners from Green's "Space Poem #2" installation, with each print unfurling a line from a poem by Laura Riding Jackson.
Framed: 29.1 x 23.5 in.
Edition 1 of 3

① Artwork:

Discovery but a fountain without source


Green’s Space Poem series is made up of staggered hanging banners. She began the series in 2007, and has expanded it to include seven installations. Space Poem #2 is the first-ever Space Poem to be translated into deftly-printed silkscreens. Generally printed on industrially produced banners, here the panels' colors are returned to highly-concentrated and sharply-defined pigments.

Space Poem #2 is composed of thirty-three silkscreens. Seen together, they unfurl a poem by Laura Riding Jackson across the brightly colored prints. Each of the poem’s lines is extracted from its original context and given new meaning through formal constraints of typography and hue. The poem, There is No Land Yet, explores themes of discovery, land and islands.

Specs:

21 inches
26.6 inches
with frame
23.5 inches
29.1 inches

③ Artist:

Renée Green

Renée Green's work includes films, essays, installations, digital media, architecture and sound-related pieces. She investigates the gaps between what survives in public versus private memories, as well as what has been imagined and invented. Her art has been shown throughout the world at museums, biennales and festivals.

④ Additional:

New York, Bortolami, Excerpts, 2020
New York, Bortolami, Excerpts, 2020
Renée Green:
Discovery but a fountain without source, 2020
Silkscreen on paper
26.6 × 21.0 inches /
Renée Green:
Discovery but a fountain without source, 2020
Silkscreen on paper
26.6 × 21.0 inches /