Phyllida Barlow
pointer, 2020
£3,200
Limited edition silkscreen print, exclusive to House of Voltaire. Signed and numbered by the artist on an archival label on the reverse.
This framed edition has been released from our archive to celebrate Studio Voltaire's 30th Anniversary.
Edition Size
80
Dimensions
44 cm x 58 cm (48 cm x 62.5 cm framed)
Finishing
16 colour silkscreen print. This edition is framed using high quality, museum grade materials. The work may have previously been used for display purposes.
Final framed edition. We are pleased to offer free delivery within London. If you are based outside of London, please contact us for further information about National and International shipping options.
Courtesy of the artist, Studio Voltaire and Hauser Wirth
About The Artwork
Picturing an anomalous, vibrantly coloured structure, the edition is based on a recent drawing by the artist, who often describes sculptures as "dumb and silent and still". The same could be said for a street barrier, which Barlow frequently references in her sculptural installations and works on paper. This work shows a marked change in the barrier, now on tall stilts and surrounded by an elusive shadow, with composition and permanence all of its own. We are pleased to offer free delivery within London. If you are based outside of London, please contact us for further information about National and International shipping options.
About Phyllida Barlow
Phyllida Barlow (1944–2023) was an internationally celebrated British sculptor and artist. Barlow's work has been exhibited at Tate Britain (2014); Nasher Sculpture Center (2015); Kunsthalle Zürich (2016); Henry Moore Institute (2019) and at the Venice Biennale, where she represented Britain in 2017.
Studio Voltaire commissioned Barlow’s 2010 solo exhibition BLUFF, and act, a 2021 commission at Highgate Cemetery, London.