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No Title (The raised hands...), 2013
In this second collaboration with American artist Raymond Pettibon, THE SKATEROOM explores the artist’s baseball-themed works to release two limited editions of 250: No Title (The raised hands…), 2013, and No Title (Boston Brave), 2017. Through these visuals, viewers witness Pettibon's ability to narrow motion down to a single moment frozen in time. The text on the artwork reads “The raised hands in glove in full wind up, or the pause at pitching out of a stretch: ambiguous signatures for sure; but these are neither images or pose -- balk -- but the distinct shifts of manner, and the indication of a fullness of meaning which it is unnecessary to pursue".
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No Title (The raised hands...), 2013
In this second collaboration with American artist Raymond Pettibon, THE SKATEROOM explores the artist’s baseball-themed works to release two limited editions of 250: No Title (The raised hands…), 2013, and No Title (Boston Brave), 2017. Through these visuals, viewers witness Pettibon's ability to narrow motion down to a single moment frozen in time. The text on the artwork reads “The raised hands in glove in full wind up, or the pause at pitching out of a stretch: ambiguous signatures for sure; but these are neither images or pose -- balk -- but the distinct shifts of manner, and the indication of a fullness of meaning which it is unnecessary to pursue".
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In this second collaboration with American artist Raymond Pettibon, THE SKATEROOM explores the artist’s baseball-themed works to release two limited editions of 250: No Title (The raised hands…), 2013, and No Title (Boston Brave), 2017. Through these visuals, viewers witness Pettibon's ability to narrow motion down to a single moment frozen in time. The text on the artwork reads “The raised hands in glove in full wind up, or the pause at pitching out of a stretch: ambiguous signatures for sure; but these are neither images or pose -- balk -- but the distinct shifts of manner, and the indication of a fullness of meaning which it is unnecessary to pursue".
