Image

Paul Graham

Broadway, 3rd June 2010, 2.10.12 pm

Description

Maker

Paul Graham (British, b. 1956)

Title

Broadway, 3rd June 2010, 2.10.12 pm
From the series The Present

Year

2010

Medium

Materials/Techniques

Techniques

Dimensions

Image/sheet: 71.1 x 95.2 cm (28 x 37 1/2 inches) (each)

Signature / Inscription / Marks

each signed, on verso, at LR, in ink: Paul Graham.

Identification

Edition

3/3; printed 2015

Credit / Object Number

Credit

Museum purchase in honor of Dr. William G. Tsiaras, Museum Board of Governors Chair, 2011-2015; Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund

Object Number

2016.41ab

Type

Exhibition History

Exhibition History

The Phantom of Liberty
Contemporary Works in the RISD Museum Collection
May 04, 2018 – Dec 30, 2018

Label copy

I don’t really think that where my passport is from plays such an important role. I have a live-work space in New York, I barely go out, and if I do I barely leave the neighborhood. I don’t take part in normal city life-I don’t go to work or the subway, I don’t go uptown much. So when I do go out, it’s a shock-when I’m suddenly in midtown watching office workers, or I’m in suburban America in a car, I feel like I’ve dropped onto Mars. And that is something that I seek to maintain; to keep the surprise of looking at the world with fresh eyes. But then, aren’t most artists, in any medium, supposed to have this innocent wonderment at the world? -Paul Graham

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Paul Graham (British, b. 1956)
Broadway, 3rd June 2010, 2.10.12 pm; From the series The Present, 2010
Two color inkjet prints each mounted to Dibond
Image/sheet: 71.1 x 95.2 cm (28 x 37 1/2 inches) (each)
Museum purchase in honor of Dr. William G. Tsiaras, Museum Board of Governors Chair, 2011-2015; Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund 2016.41ab

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