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réf. 9203Black & white illus. on rectos. 104 pp. & colophon. Small 4to printed softcover title on spine. Paris: Florence Loewy 2021. A brilliantly designed bibliography of Jonathan Monk's books and catalogues WorldCat finds no example in North American libraries. This catalogue was published for an exhibition of the same name 1 February-14 March 2020 held at Loewy's gallery. The illustrations are printed on the rectos and the text on versos but the text cleverly bleeds through the thin paper used. As new. Edition of 500 copies. Designed by Théophile Calot. unknown books
réf. 10809Color photographic illus. Photographic postcard mailed. Brooklyn NY: Jonathan Monk & Jonathan A. Hill Bookseller Inc. 2023. The latest edition in Jonathan Monk’s series of photographic postcards. Postcards are signed by the artist and mailed post-paid from the mailbox pictured on the front which is located in Brooklyn Heights near the northern entrance of the Promenade. The final condition of each postcard rests with the vagaries of the postal system. Monk b. 1969 has previously organized these postcard editions in Berlin Paris Brussels Mexico Winnipeg Llandudno Reykjavik Kirby Muxloe Vienna Melbourne Dublin Tokyo San Francisco Malmo Basel etc. ⧠From the ongoing conversation between Adam Carr and Jonathan Monk published by Collecteurs accessed April 2023: “I’d been thinking about postcard pieces and how I could make something really specific to a particular post box. The post box for me was a really important receptacle for communication. Sadly it’s becoming a dysfunctional part of our lives – I’ve lost faith in the postal system… but anyway the title was the thing that got me excited by the idea – simply descriptive but funny and poetic. Once I set the idea in motion it was quite easy to add cities to the list – all I need is a willing participant to post off the cards. These people generally become the publishers.” “Jonathan Monk is engaged in an on-going series of signed postcard editions all with the same title Picture Post Card Posted from the Post Box Pictured. At his solo ICA exhibition in London in December 2005 Monk made a postcard of the nearest postbox to the gallery in Waterloo Place to add to the similar postcards already published for shows in New York Edinburg Frankfurt Hong Kong and so on.”–Jeremy Cooper Artists’ Postcards: A Compendium 2012 p. 138. unknown books
réf. 7849Full-bleed color illus. throughout. 25 leaves. 12mo printed softcover. Paris: Yvon Lambert 2011. Rare artist's book by Jonathan Monk b. 1969; from an edition of 500 copies and ten cover color variants. Co-published with Yvon Lambert the book documents the production of the artist's posters at KRASTS a small printing company in Riga Latvia. As new. WorldCat records just the New York Public Library copy among North American institutions. Please let us know if you have a preference of cover color. unknown books
réf. 10875Full-bleed color illus. throughout. 50 pp. incl. inside of wrappers. Oblong 8vo pictorial wrappers staple-bound. Toronto: Presentation House Gallery & Bywater Bros. Editions 2007. Artist's book by Jonathan Monk b. 1969; this is the third installment of the Lynn Valley series published by Bywater Bros. Editions other artists in the series include Richard Prince Annette Kelm Zhang Dali Derek Sullivan Jack Pierson etc. The photographs in this book were taken at a Morrissey concert in Berlin. Fine copy. unknown books
1999réf. 012064Revolver Stuttgart 1999. Book. Near Fine. Wrappers. Unsigned but from a limited edition of 500 of which this is hand-inscribed as number 452. Aside from a bump to the crown of the spine minimal wear to the covers and old price label residue to the rear panel the book is in crisp and fine condition. The binding remains tight and sharp and interior is clean and clear of markings. Unpaginated artist's book by the young British artist in which he documents a pair of dogs in full page black and white images followed by a series of brightly colored blank pages. Softcover volume bound with French fold stiff white covers with a discreetly printed "2" in white on the white front cover. Revolver, Stuttgart Paperback
réf. 10873Many color illus. 86 pp. 8vo semi-stiff covers metal spiral-bound. New York: Flat Fix 2016. From the final page: “This book contains a number of A4 printouts that were used as source material for a series of drawings on restaurant receipts. The printed images show works by artists that interest me. “Random markings of pencil paint torn edges and post-it stickers add to the preliminary nature of this book…a kind of starter for another book of the finished Restaurant Drawings. “The finished drawings have all been sold for the price of the meal they represent. The owners of the drawings have on occasion fed myself and my family over the last year or so…” Monk has recreated works by Baldessari Buren Cadere Cattelan Gober Gonzalez-Torres Hammons Hirst Holzer Judd Kippenberger Koons Kounellis LeWitt Nauman Prince Ray Ruscha Salvo Serra Steinbach Warhol Wool etc. As new a superb book that is nicely designed and laid out. Through WorldCat we only find copies at the Museum of Modern Art NY and the New York Public Library among North American institutional collections. unknown
réf. 10872Color illus. throughout. 14 leaves. Small folio semi-stiff pictorial wrappers stitched. Neuchâtel Switzerland: Centre d’art Neuchâtel 2018. Very rare Jonathan Monk b. 1969 exhibition catalogue; unrecorded on WorldCat. The artist’s first show under this name was held in May-July 1997 the second occurred March-May 2015 both taking place at the Centre. The catalogue consists of photographs from both exhibits on facing pages. As new. unknown
2011réf. BN655510Daviet-Thery. 2011. 2011. Softcover. Books on Books. Books on Books. Monk Jonathan / Sérandour Yann Daviet-Thery. paperback
réf. 9553Unpaginated. 8vo printed softcover title on spine. Paris: onestar press 2011. One of 250 numbered copies. Fine. unknown
réf. 78176Frankfurt Revolver 2006. 8° 166 S. zahlr. Abb. tlw. a. farb. Taf. OLwd. m. mont. Deckelschild Tadellos. EA. Erschienen zur Ausstellung. - «Jonathan Monk born in 1969 in Leicester UK is an artist living and working in Berlin» Wikipedia. 010 Frankfurt, Revolver, 2006 unknown
2004réf. 00006378London: Book Works ND but 2004. First Edition. Softback. Near fine. Pale yellow printed stapled side-stitched card wraps 20cm with three large staples. pp. 63. Features 48 photographic plates of covers from Monk's collection of artists' books starting with Statements by Lawrence Weiner to a Sol LeWitt work. The first 48 leaves with glossy card stock to rectos; thereafter 6 blank leaves and the last section a transcript of a conversation between Monk and Seth Siegelaub 'On Book Making & Book Collecting' printed on orange coloured stock. Some very light wear to cover edges; a few very faint marks finger smudges to cover small crease mark to lower front tip. A fun conceptual look at artists' books in the format of an artist's book. Book Works unknown
réf. 9554Black & white illus. throughout. Unpaginated. 8vo pictorial softcover title on spine. Paris: onestar press 2014. One of 250 numbered copies a scarce artist’s book in which Jonathan Monk b. 1969 represents his life through pennies minted from 1969 to 1999. In fine condition. unknown
réf. 10877Color illus. Unpaginated. Small 4to printed wrappers staple-bound. N.p.: Musée d’art contemporain du Val-de-Marne 2006. Rare Jonathan Monk b. 1969 exhibition catalogue. The show was inspired by the work of Robert Barry. Includes an interview with the artist. Text in English and French. In fine condition. unknown
2013réf. BN337825Gestión Cultural y Comunicación S.L. 2013. 2013. Jonathan Monk Colour shapes words : pink blue square circle etc Jonathan Monk Colour shapes words : pink blue square circle etc Monk Jonathan und E. Suffield Laura A. Gestión Cultural y Comunicación, S.L. unknown
réf. 9839Color illus. 138 pp. Three vols. 4to yellow printed softcover staple-bound. London: Book Works 2004. All three versions of this scarce artist’s book containing photographs of books by Lawrence Weiner Ed Ruscha and Sol Lewitt in Monk’s personal collection and an interview with Seth Siegelaub that Monk conducted in October 2003. From the publisher’s description: “Jonathan Monk is an artist who loves other artists. His work draws on oblique autobiographical references and personal anecdotes together with art historical strategies and legacies to express a critical camaraderie in his subject. Cover Version features a selection of seminal publications from Monk’s extensive collection of artists’ books. Sol LeWitt Lawrence Weiner and Ed Ruscha are represented side by side to form a cogent series which presents a contemporary investigation into materiality and the problems of signification in conceptual art publishing. An integral section of Cover Version is a transcribed telephone conversation between Jonathan Monk and Seth Siegelaub which unfolds and discusses their mutual obsession with book making and collecting whilst speculating on the nature of the object. This ‘collectable’ book also has three different covers designed with its monetary value in euros dollars and pounds a direct reference to Lawrence Weiner’s 1968 publication Statements.” All three books are in fine condition. Designed by Jérôme Saint Loubert Bié and printed in an edition of 1000 copies total by Impressions du Sagittaire. unknown
réf. 9966Silkscreened illus. throughout. 124 pp. Large 4to yellow printed softcover with flaps. Berlin: einBuch.haus 2023. One of 40 copies 5 A.P. signed and numbered by the artist on the inside of the lower cover. Monk’s pastiche of Martin Kippenberger’s Old Vienna Posters Grazer Kunstverein: 1992. As new. Collation and design by Jae Kyung Kim. unknown
réf. 9563Black & white illus. throughout. Unpaginated. Small 8vo pictorial softcover title on spine. Zürich: JRP Ringier 2009. Artist's book published for Monk's curated exhibition Richard Prince and the Revolution 25 June-10 September 2009 at ProjecteSD in Barcelona. From the publisher's description: "Monk's new book 'Studio Visit' takes as its starting point a number of Richard Prince's publications. Visually similar to those iconic artist's book of the 1990s this publication is also very different from them in many other ways. Jonathan Monk opens the door to his secret studio. For many years Monk has been considered an exemplary post-studio artist working from a small desk a computer and a mobile phone. This publication reveals that he actually has a studio in the traditional sense of the word. A space in which he can be free for a moment to think about what is to be done. and if it has been done already never mind." In fine condition. unknown
2003réf. 41816London: Lisson Gallery 2003. First Thus. Soft Cover. Very Good. White illustrated wrappers display minimal wear corners neat black titles on white spine. Book body clean and illustrated throughout. Signed by the artist on the title page. Signed by Artist. Lisson Gallery unknown
2016réf. TK222131Kunsthaus Baselland 2016. 1st Edition. SOFTCOVER. Large 4to. in colour printed stiff card covers unpaginated approx. 120pp on stiff paper mainly b/w photos of exhibits and installations. Dual text in English and German PLUS gallery plan and private view / opening invitation card both loosely inserted __CONDITION : A well preserved AS NEW unmarked copy. . __To see more of our Art Monographs etc type DbbARTIST in the Keywords search box __We always ship in PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS Kunsthaus Baselland paperback
2010réf. 87789JRPRingier. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 160 pages; 107 illus. -- with a bonus offer--; Christoph Keller Editions; A homage to Richard Prince's many classic publications Jonathan Monk's new book reveals that the artist customarily regarded as a classic instance of the "post-studio" practitioner working from a small desk a computer and a cell phone actually has a traditional physical space documented here Prince-style with loving attention to his working props. . 2010. 3037640650 . JRP|Ringier paperback
2006réf. 89216Revolver Books. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in German and English with portions in English only. 156 pages; 95 illus. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2006. 3865882331 . Revolver Books hardcover
2006réf. 88957Revolver. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English. 168 pp. ; 429 ills. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2006. 3865882056 . Revolver hardcover
réf. 9560Many illus. Unpaginated. 4to pictorial softcover title on spine. Dornbirn: Kunstraum Dornbirn 2013. Scarce Jonathan Monk b. 1969 exhibition catalogue. In fine condition. unknown
2015réf. 64288-k-C3G.&C. Morepublishers 2015. Vinyl 7" single record 45 rpm housed in sleeve. Copy from an edition of 300 this hand-numbered '216/300'. Artists G.&C. Morepublishers unknown
réf. 10809Color photographic illus. Photographic postcard mailed. Brooklyn NY: Jonathan Monk & Jonathan A. Hill Bookseller Inc. 2023. The latest edition in Jonathan Monk’s series of photographic postcards. Postcards are signed by the artist and mailed post-paid from the mailbox pictured on the front which is located in Brooklyn Heights near the northern entrance of the Promenade. The final condition of each postcard rests with the vagaries of the postal system. Monk b. 1969 has previously organized these postcard editions in Berlin Paris Brussels Mexico Winnipeg Llandudno Reykjavik Kirby Muxloe Vienna Melbourne Dublin Tokyo San Francisco Malmo Basel etc. ⧠From the ongoing conversation between Adam Carr and Jonathan Monk published by Collecteurs accessed April 2023: “I’d been thinking about postcard pieces and how I could make something really specific to a particular post box. The post box for me was a really important receptacle for communication. Sadly it’s becoming a dysfunctional part of our lives – I’ve lost faith in the postal system… but anyway the title was the thing that got me excited by the idea – simply descriptive but funny and poetic. Once I set the idea in motion it was quite easy to add cities to the list – all I need is a willing participant to post off the cards. These people generally become the publishers.” “Jonathan Monk is engaged in an on-going series of signed postcard editions all with the same title Picture Post Card Posted from the Post Box Pictured. At his solo ICA exhibition in London in December 2005 Monk made a postcard of the nearest postbox to the gallery in Waterloo Place to add to the similar postcards already published for shows in New York Edinburg Frankfurt Hong Kong and so on.”–Jeremy Cooper Artists’ Postcards: A Compendium 2012 p. 138. unknown
