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Faster, Jim

2002
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Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Title: Faster, Jim
  • Artist: Raymond Pettibon (American, born Tucson, Arizona, 1957)
  • Artist: Greg Colson (American, born 1956)
  • Artist: Francesca Gabbiani (American, born Canada 1965)
  • Artist: Victor Gastelum (American, born 1964)
  • Artist: Scott Grieger (American, born 1946)
  • Artist: Eddie Ruscha (American, born 1965)
  • Artist: Todd Squires (American, born 1973)
  • Artist: Dani Tull (American, born 1966)
  • Printer: Printed by Ed Hamilton (American, born 1941)
  • Publisher: Published by Hamilton Press
  • Date: 2002
  • Medium: An artist's book with a silkscreened and painted stencil aluminum cover containing 17 hand-pulled lithographs and one digital photograph
  • Dimensions: Overall: 18 1/4 x 15 1/4 inches (46.4 x 38.7 cm)
  • Classification: Books
  • Credit Line: John B. Turner Fund, 2004
  • Object Number: 2004.291
  • Rights and Reproduction: ©2010 Raymond Pettibon
    ©2010 Greg Colson
    ©2010 Francesca Gabbiani
    ©2010 Victor Gastelum
    ©2010 Scott Grieger
    ©2010 Ed Ruscha
    ©2010 Todd Squires
    No nonexclusive license received from Dani Tull- all others ok
  • Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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