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Showing work tagged with 'Printed Matter'

EIGHTEEN DRAWINGS (2020)

Printed Matter: Selections from 1971 to Present (2018)

Three thick cream coloured books are held in a cardboard book set. Each spine reads GARRY NEILL KENNEDY DRAWINGS in black sans serif font and each book is numbered 1 2 or 3 at the bottom.

Drawings 1, 2, 3 (2015)

The Last Art College (2012)

A rectangular white cardstock pamphlet with a thin black border reads: GARRY NEILL KENNEDY, I DON’T WANT TO PAY THE FULL PRICE, with the title written in both english and Chinese characters. The page if blank save for the gallery information at the bottom in both languages: PICKLED ARTS CENTRE, 1# Feijiacun, Laiguangyingdonglu, Chaoyang District, Beijing, then telephone, fax, email and website, 17 Oct - 9 Nov 2008.

I DON'T WANT TO PAY THE FULL PRICE (2008)

SHIT HAPPENS (2006)

Two square burgundy books laying side-by-side. The one on top reads SEIZURES, the one below, SEIZED.

Seizures & Seized (1991)

Posted (1982)

Recent Plants (1980)

Thin faded graphite lines criss-cross over the cover of an off white paper back book creating a diamont pattern. The name Garry Neill Kennedy is written in black serif font at the top and The Art Gallery of Ontario is written in the same font at the bottom.

Garry Neill Kennedy: Recent Work (1978)

A magazine page becomes a wall of text, too small to read. A picture of two prize oxen in a field fills the top right hand corner of the page.

Page 141 (1972)

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