JRPIEditions

12/08/2024

09/08/2024

✨ Discover the iconic ‘Pasta Paintings’ by General Idea at Mudam Luxembourg!

This groundbreaking series from 1986–87 transforms famous multinational logos into abstract geometric art using elbow-shaped pasta, offering a unique critique on art commodification and institutional critique.
Two of the four ‘Pasta Paintings’ owned by Mudam are currently on show in the ‘A Model’ exhibition.

📍 Location: Mudam Luxembourg
📅 Exhibition runs until SEPT 8, 2024

Don’t miss out—immerse yourself in this thought-provoking showcase!

🔗 Check the link in bio for more info about General Idea.

06/08/2024

🌀 Claudia Comte realized a wallpainting for the EMST, National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens. ⁠
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Claudia Comte’s installations often feature monumental wall paintings and sculptures that draw inspiration from organic patterns like waves, sonar, cacti, and rock strata. These elements are reimagined within immersive environments, emphasizing the symbiosis and intelligence of the ecological world.⁠
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🔗 Check the link in bio for more info about the artist⁠
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“The Origin of the Shockwave Ripple Effect (yellow and turquoise)” stretches across a 32-meter corridor, blending traditional hand processes with modern technology, and is part of the show “What if Women Ruled the World?” ⁠
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📍EMST, Athens⁠
📅 until JAN 12, 2025⁠
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📸 Galleria Vista Mare

31/07/2024

Renowned artist, musician and activist Yoko Ono & JRP|Editions unveil a new collaboration, with two limited-edition letterpress prints to celebrate the new printing of Everything In The Universe is Unfinished.⁠
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🔗 Register your interest with the link in our bio on www.jrp-editions.com or email us directly at [email protected]!⁠
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‘’Add color where the world needs peace’’ combines Ono’s Add Color with her various Map Piece works (1962–present), offering a space for participants to creatively IMAGINE PEACE in the world.⁠
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‘’i ii iii Stamp’’, featuring the text “This stamp can be used anywhere in the world”, echoes the sentiments of Nutopia, a conceptual country created by Yoko Ono and John Lennon in 1973. In a joint letter, “Declaration of NUTOPIA”, they envisioned a new country with ”…no land, no boundaries, no passports, only people.” The work also incorporates Ono’s 2004 work “ONOCHORD”, a universal message of “I LOVE YOU” transmitted by a code of blinking lights: i for I, ii for Love, and iii for You.

28/07/2024

27/07/2024

Don’t miss Kenny Scharf’s solo exhibition titled ‘’GO WILD!’’ at Honor Fraser Gallery in Los Angeles.
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This exhibition meticulously charts the multifaceted ways in which Kenny Scharf’s signature style has imprinted onto the urban landscape of Southern California. The gallery transforms into an urban oasis where his characters and playful imagery come to life with a backdrop of concrete, palm trees, asphalt, repair shops, car washes, and other city infrastructure.⁠
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🔗 Check the link in bio for more info about the artist⁠
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📍Honor Fraser Gallery, LA⁠
📅 Until AUG 24 2024⁠
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26/07/2024

Julia Chiang’s ‘Squeeze So Tight And Hold It’ is a new tondo print from our collaboration with the artist and The Modern Institute. ⁠
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Julia Chiang has the ability to show the intricacies of the human experience through abstract forms. Using the human body as the keystone for her allegories and metaphors, Julia Chiang’s artworks present shapes and structures that act as portals to both the physical and psychological realms.⁠
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📌 This print accompanies Chiang’s upcoming first monograph to be published by JRP|Editions this fall. Stay tuned! ⁠
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🔗 Click the link in our bio to make ‘Squeeze So Tight And Hold It’ yours today! ⁠
📩 or DM us for any questions!

25/07/2024

Explore Isabelle Cornaro’s artworks, currently on view in the group exhibition “Dietrich” at 📍 Galerie Francesca Pia, Zurich⁠
📅 until AUG 23, 2024⁠
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Isabelle Cornaro is a contemporary French artist known for her evocative installations and sculptures that explore themes of memory, perception and the passage of time. Utilizing everyday objects and historical artifacts, she creates layered compositions that challenge the viewer’s understanding of space and materiality.⁠
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This exhibition brings together three generations of women artists who navigate and subvert the rules. ⁠
Don’t miss it!⁠
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🔗 Check the link in our bio for more information about the artist⁠
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📸 Galerie Francesca Pia

24/07/2024

Magali Reus solo exhibition is currently on view at Museum Kurhaus ✨⁠
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‘Our Volumes’ brings together a careful selection of over 120 sculptural and photographic works made by the artist over the past decade. ⁠
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Magali Reus defies conventions with her innovative use of size, dimension, and composition. This exhibition explores themes of ecology and collective networks, with the “Knaves” series symbolizing resilience against environmental and economic problems.⁠
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📌 We’re thrilled to have published Magali Reus latest monograph this year. ⁠
🔗 Check our link in bio to buy this publication.⁠
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And ⁠don’t miss the exhibition at ⁠
📍 Museum Kurhaus, Cleve, Germany⁠
📅 Until OCT 6, 2024⁠
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📸 Kassledition & Yasmijn Jarram

22/07/2024

“I am a chronicler of American history, placing significance on people and events we may otherwise forget. I archive colliding perspectives through the languages of drawing, painting, and printmaking revealing a vision of a satirical, dystopian America where every viewer is implicated as a potential character within the story.”⁠
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Mark Thomas Gibson explores American culture from multiple angles, offering his diverse perspectives through a deep exploration of mediums.⁠
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He is currently on view in the group exhibition at⁠
📍 Headlands Center for the Arts, Sausalito, CA ⁠
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🔗 Check the link in bio for more information about the artist.⁠
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📸 Mark Thomas Gibson

18/07/2024

Unveiling our first collaboration with renowned artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy and Mendes Wood DM, on an upcoming print on cotton ✨⁠
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🔗 Register your interest through the link in bio on www.jrp-editions.com⁠, or email us directly at [email protected]!⁠
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Matthew Lutz-Kinoy is a New York artist, currently living in Paris. His art practice spans ceramics influenced by European and Brazilian artists to monumental paintings that challenge conventions of space and expression. ⁠
Rooted in a rich history from rococo to abstract expressionism, his art redefines the boundaries of artistic expression and identity.⁠
Influenced by q***r histories and a background in theatre and choreography, his works create captivating dialogues between individuals and social spaces.⁠
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Discover Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s transformative vision, where art becomes a vibrant tapestry of history, culture and human connection. ⁠
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📸 Lee Mary Manning

11/07/2024

Renowned Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei, Human Rights Watch & JRP|Editions are proud to introduce their first collaboration, on three series of limited-edition lithographs titled “Grass Mud Horse”.⁠
A portion of the proceeds will benefit Human Rights Watch.⁠
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🔗 Register your interest with the link in our bio on www.jrp-editions.com or email us directly at [email protected]!⁠
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Ai Weiwei, a global icon in contemporary art and human rights advocacy, continues to inspire with his fearless expression and diverse artistic practices. His work spans sculptural installations, filmmaking, photography, ceramics, and more, often reflecting his dedication to social justice and freedom. From his iconic middle-finger salutes to sites of power to his exploration of refugees’ plights in “Human Flow,” Ai Weiwei’s art challenges and transforms.⁠
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“Ai Weiwei is an inspiration to people fighting against oppression the world over”, said Tirana Hassan, executive director of Human Rights Watch. “We are absolutely thrilled to be working with him again and to partner his very first lithographic editions”.

10/07/2024

The Parrish Art Museum in NY is presenting Julia Chiang’s first-ever solo exhibition: “The Glows and the Blows”, opening on July 14th. ⁠
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The thought-provoking exhibition - featuring her large-scale paintings and ceramics - invites visitors to step into Julia Chiang’s artistic vision and her ability to use the human body as a metaphors of the psychological.⁠
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“I’m always interested in our bodies as vessels, what we contain and what we cannot. All that comes out of us, all that is within us. The borders both real and imagined. Existing in the in-between.”⁠
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📌 We’re happy to announce that the silkscreen edition we recently released in collaboration with Julia Chiang and The Modern Institute, “Squeeze So Tight And Hold It”, will be on display at the Parrish Art Museum’s shop for the duration of the show! ⁠SCROLL to see it ✨
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🔗Check the link in bio for more information about this artwork⁠.

09/07/2024

Wade Guyton’s works are part of “Post-Atomic Abstraction”, on view at 📍 The Museum of Modern Art in New York!⁠
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In the wake of World War II and the subsequent decades, artists faced both the scenes of past destruction and the promise of a future reshaped by technology.
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Guyton’s work explores the intersection of technology and art, creating powerful visual experiences that resonate with the complexities of our modern era. ⁠
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🔗 Check the link in bio for more details about the artist⁠
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📸 MOMA

26/06/2024

Known for her digital paintings that blur the line between real and surreal, Louisa Gagliardi often capture feelings of awkwardness and alienation that resonate with audiences. The artist is currently part of the group exhibition “There I lost myself, I lost myself” running in Zurich until 27 July, 2024. ⁠
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📍 Blue Velvet, Birmensdorferstr. 83, Zürich⁠
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🔗 Link in bio for more information about the artist

22/06/2024

Join us today at The Approach in London to celebrate the launch of Magali Reus’ new book “Dearest”, alongside “Red Roses” 📕📘

“Dearest”, designed by the renowned Irma Boom, offers a look into Magali Reus’ artistic process. This book reveals the inspirations behind her iconic series: “Dearest”, “Empty Every Night” and “Settings”. With its unique design, alternating between close-up details, 3D renderings, and research photography, “Dearest” invites readers to deeply connect with Reus’ intricate work, from one medium to another.

Don’t miss the event
📅 Today, JUN 22, 6pm - 8pm
📍 The Approach, 1st Floor, 47 Approach Rd, Bethnal Green, London

🔗 Make it yours via the link in bio or visiting www.jrp-editions.com

21/06/2024

“I wanted to make paintings that feel like they’re basically alive. I wondered if one can make works and imagery that look like nothing has preceded them? This project is almost closer to a futurist take on visuals, painting and film.”
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This exhibition of Harmony Korine in London presents the fusion of paintings and films, featuring acid-hued oils inspired by the artist newly released film ‘Aggro Dr1ft.’ After the first exhibition in LA, Korine continue blurring the boundaries between mediums, creating a unique visual language.⁠

“Aggressive Dr1fter Part II” on display
⁠📅 Until JUN 27, 2024⁠
📍 Hauser & Wirth, 23 Savile Row, London⁠

📸 Hauser & Wirth

20/06/2024

Just Dropped: RYOL’S Head Series Thinking Face, 2024⁠
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RYOL, a visionary artist from Jakarta, has established himself as a significant figure in the world of pop culture visual art. ⁠
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“Head Series Thinking Face” is a continuation of RYOL’s pop surrealism works which combine his love for anime and cartoon figures, blending the two. Aside from the main limited-edition of 99, the artist also realised a special edition: a series of 7 hand-drawn prints, which represent truly unique works!⁠
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🌟 Edition Highlights:⁠
5-color lithograph & 2-color special screenprint with varnish⁠
Ocean Blue Holographic glitter finish & tondo die cut⁠
27.56 inches in diameter (70 cm)⁠
Each piece is signed and numbered by RYOL⁠
7 HPM editions are also available, each unique and hand-embellished by the artist!⁠
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🔗 Make it yours before they’re gone via the link in bio or visiting our website www.printthemall.com

19/06/2024

We are proud to announce our collaboration with Ari Marcopoulos, in partnership with galerie frank elbaz, on a series of lithographs that will bring you back to the heart of the 1990s NYC!⁠
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The artist, born in Amsterdam, has taken an active part to the New York’s downtown art scene since 1979, capturing street life, documenting hip-hop and independent music and extreme sport snowboard and skateboard subcultures, as well as local youth basketball games in his neighborhood of Brooklyn.⁠ His work resides in prestigious collections worldwide, including MoMA PS1 and the Whitney Museum of American Art.⁠
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“Frank, Cooper Square, 1995” captures a moment at an iconic spot in the East Village before the advent of cellphones, offering a nostalgic look into another era. ⁠
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🔗 Discover more and register your interest through the link in our bio or email us at [email protected]

17/12/2023

Congratulations to Derrick Adams () for being part of « Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys » at , opening in February, 2024!

As musical artists and cultural icons in their own right, Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys share a philosophy when it comes to their personal art collection: “artists supporting artists.” This approach has led the Deans to bring together a group of multigenerational, Black diasporic giants of the art world. In this exhibition, see the work of over 100 of these giants, including Derrick Adams (), Gordon Parks, Kehinde Wiley (), Hassan Hajjaj (), Barkley L. Hendricks, Lorna Simpson (), and Amy Sherald ().

Images: Derrick Adams (born Baltimore, Maryland, 1970). Woman in Grayscale (Alicia) [left] and Man in Grayscale (Swizz) [right], 2017. Giclée print, each 24 × 18 in. (61 × 45.7 cm). The Dean Collection, courtesy of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys. © 2023 Derrick Adams Studio. (Photo: Glenn Steigelman)

11/12/2023

: Caroline Bachmann exhibition at « Le Matin » curated by and .d.hoffmann , until December 17, 2023!

Since 2013, Caroline Bachmann has been exploring figurative painting, drawing on her conceptual artistic practice as well as her ten-year research into Marcel Duchamp with artist and curator Stefan Banz (1961-2021). Her portraits, still lifes of flowers and landscapes question the notion of perception, time and what the artist calls “recognition”: “the fact of rediscovering something that we already know, that exists in us latently, that was as if dormant”.

Photos © ADAGP, Paris, 2023.

10/12/2023

We are very excited to announce that our awaited collaboration with and , is coming soon exclusively on !

Find out more information on our website via our link in bio or via email at [email protected]!

09/12/2023

We are thrilled to announce our first participation in in Los Angeles coming in February 2024! We look forward to seeing you there!

📍The Hollywood Roosevelt
📆 February 28 - March 3, 2024

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07/12/2023

: "YOKO ONO - PEACE is POWER" exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway until September 30, 2024!
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​In collaboration with the Nobel Peace Center and Clear Channel, a visual peace campaign is now appearing in public spaces across cities of Norway:
​THINK PEACE - ACT PEACE - SPREAD PEACE - IMAGINE PEACE - PEACE is POWER.
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​Photos by Christian Tunge via

02/12/2023

: ‘Westward Ho!,’ the first solo exhibition with Allison Katz at West Hollywood, on view until January 5, 2023!

This presentation will debut new paintings, some of which were completed during her recent residency at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, alongside site-specific responses to the architecture of the gallery’s 1930s Spanish Colonial Revival building. Katz’s paintings are informed – and united – by her relentless curiosity about the ways in which images perform and construct meaning. The artist skillfully combines surface materiality, word play and humor with literary and cultural references, imagining paintings as interconnected sites of metaphysical transformation.

We are proud to have published the first comprehensive monograph of Allison Katz, gathering together Katz’s successive bodies of works since the beginning of the 2010s.

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01/12/2023

We are very excited to announce our new collaboration with Kenny Scharf (), a 24-color screenprint titled "PLURBLE", coming soon exclusively on !

Register your interest with the link in our bio! Find out more information on our website or by email at [email protected]!

“PLURBLE” is the fourth tondo print by iconic artist Kenny Scharf with JRP|Editions, this edition has been produced to accompany our publication “MOODZ” by the American artist. Kenny Scharf created his first tondo paintings in the 1980s.

He started to paint this new series of tondo in 2019 for his landmark immersive Universalis exhibition at La Nave Salinas, Ibiza.

In 2020, he painted “PLURBLE” for his massive exhibition titled “MOODZ” at Jeffrey Deitch in Los Angeles.

28/11/2023

Istituto Svizzero presents the twenty titles designated The Most Beautiful Swiss Books, the prestigious competition held by the Federal Office of Culture that brings together the best of Swiss publishing. The books will be exhibited at , in Milan until December 16, 2023!

We are very grateful to for selecting two of our publications to be among the 2022 winners of the Most Beautiful Swiss Books contest! 
 
On the recommendation of an expert international jury, the Federal Office of Culture (FOC) has elected “William Leavitt. Installations, Plays, Video 1970-2018” as well as “Ecce Homo” that we edited in close collaboration with , , both designed by and published with on the occasion of the artists’ exhibitions. 

Each year, the award celebrates the work of the most talented book designers and their outstanding achievements in book production and art, highlighting and promoting high-quality works that reflect contemporary trends. A traveling exhibition is organized annually in Switzerland and abroad as a promotional measure to share and consolidate skills related to book design.

Image: BAK / Lisa Mazenauer

26/11/2023

: Sayre Gomez () in "Desire, Knowledge, and Hope (with Smog)" at in Los Angeles, CA, USA, until 7 April 2024.

Drawn entirely from the Broad collection, the exhibition highlights over 60 artworks by 21 artists across varying generations who were raised in the Los Angeles area, such as Doug Aitken and Lari Pittman, or relocated to the city, including Catherine Opie and Mike Kelley.

Photo: Sayre Gomez, "Diamonds and Pearls," 2022. Acrylic on canvas (each).