Christian Marclay Rriippp 2015

Price: £2,400Price: €2,360Price: US$2,700

Four colour print on Hahnemuehle Etching White 300gsm paper
Original sheet size: 53.5 x 78 cm | 30 11/16 x 21 1/16 in.
Dimensions variable
Unique in a series of 60, 20 AP, 2 PP
Signed and numbered
Unframed
Printed by Coriander and Curwen Studio
Published by White Cube

• The image of the artwork shows a proof, not the final edition, and each edition may vary slightly from this image.
• VAT will apply to sales with delivery addresses in the United Kingdom. The £ (GBP) price includes VAT and the € (EUR) and $ (USD) prices exclude VAT. The final VAT calculation will be made on confirmation of the delivery address at check-out.
• Orders shipping outside the UK may be subject to additional local taxes or import duties.
• Sales are strictly limited to one edition per household.
• The edition number will be allocated at the point of sale.
• Editions cannot be resold to a third party for a period of two years.
• White Cube reserves the right to cancel or refund orders for any reason.
• Please read our full online terms of sale.

• This edition is sold unframed.
• Collection is possible for this edition at White Cube Bermondsey. This option will appear at checkout.
• All editions are packaged to the highest standards, managed at our warehouse using archival materials.
• Shipping charges are additional and will be calculated at checkout.
• We aim to dispatch editions within two weeks of purchase, unless the edition has not yet been fabricated.
• Your edition will be dispatched with a tracked and signed courier service. You will receive an email notification when your order is on its way.
• Shipping times are as follows:
United Kingdom: 1–2 weeks
International: 2–4 weeks (subject to customs clearance)

Christian Marclay – Rriippp

£2,400€2,360US$2,700

The work features the word ‘Rriippp’, an onomatopoeic image lifted from a comic book. Treating the word as though it were a score, Marclay carried out the action it suggests and dramatically tore the print in half. We can no longer understand the full story, or the original cause of the sound. The work is to be framed at the original paper size, however, as though to emphasise the missing part. Only the word in the top half of the page remains from this act of defacement. Marclay employs the physical, even violent act of ripping as a creative mode of production, generating unique artefacts contra the seriality of printmaking.

In this four-colour silk-screen print, produced to coincide with his solo exhibition at White Cube Bermondsey in 2015, Christian Marclay continues his long-standing focus on the relationship between image and sound.

View all prints by Christian Marclay