Formats
Anthologies
102
Audio
301
Catalogues
348
Clothing
23
Editions
27
Ephemera
58
Literary
42
Monographs
166
Posters
256
Video
40
Zines
143

Shop > Multiples

#11651

Joseph Wagenbach: Liebe macht machen überleben, Love makes making survive

Price
$200.00
Date
2015
Publisher
Art Metropole in cooperation with Daniel Faria G
Format
Multiples
Size
12.6 × 12.9 inches
Genre
Risograph, Prints & Posters, Illustration, Contemporary Art, Art Metropole Edition
Description

3-color risographic print on uncoated white velum finish paper.
20 + 5AP copies, numbered and authenticated by the Foundation Joseph Wagenbach.

Art Metropole, Toronto, Canada, 2015, in cooperation with Daniel Faria Gallery

“The rabbit is a recurrent theme in Joseph Wagenbach’s oeuvre. From his notes in books and sketchbooks, we can draw the conclusion that it represented shyness, angst, stillness, as well as an unbroken will for survival, vigilance, lissomeness, and playfulness. Many of his sculptural works show chimeras of the female human body and the rabbit-body.” – Iris Häussler, Foundation Joseph Wagenbach.

Joseph Wagenbach was born 1929, in Winsen , a small town in Lower Saxonia, Germany. After WWII, he moved to Berlin, later to Paris. Immigration papers show his entry to Canada in 1962. Joseph settled in downtown Toronto, acquiring a house at 105 Robinson Street in 1967. Throughout his life, Joseph Wagenbach worked as a stock clerk, a truck-driver, a waiter, a janitor, and as a store clerk in a Salvation Army store. When suffering a stroke in June 2006, Wagenbach had been confined to a long-term care facility. However, in 2009 he disappeared traceless. Häussler then created the The Joseph Wagenbach Foundation to manage his artistic legacy.

  1. Joseph Wagenbach: Liebe macht machen überleben, Love makes makin
 

Related Items

  1. Iris Häussler: He Named Her Amber
  2. Iris Häussler: The Sophie La Rosière Project
  3. Kay Rosen: Love Letter
  4. Matt Nish-Lapidus: Love Letters 4 (...)
  5. Matt Nish-Lapidus: Love Letters 2 (Manic Whisper)
  6. Robin Cameron: T-R-U-T-H
  7. QUEER Mugs
  8. Marc Losier: Foucault Artist Postage Stamps
  9. Matt Nish-Lapidus: Love Letters 1 (Very Slowly Spoken)
  10. Jesse Harris : Calendar
  11. Momoe Narazaki: Koyake
  12. Eunice Luk: Seed to (small) flower
  13. AA Bronson, Richard Prince, and Lawrence Weiner: Learn to Read Art
  14. Julie Voyce: GTA Dolls
  15. Meichen Waxer: Greeting Card: An Idea of Love or at Least Desire
  16. Adam David Brown: silence
  17. Offerings in Exchange for Safe Passage
  18. untitled (signed Jonathan Monk shopping bag)
  19. Micah Lexier: Twelve of One
  20. Florian Pétigny: You’re In
  21. Jimmy Limit: JIMMY LIMIT Packing Tape
  22. Megan Major: Dirty Snow
  23. Nick Kline and Kegan McFadden: he,
  24. Matthew Lutz-Kinoy: Cliff Bitch
  25. Lorna Brown: Study for a Swallowtail Catastrophe
  26. Aaron Carpenter: Egg Flag
  27. Marina Roy: Emblem (death drive)
  28. Claire Nereim: Tic Toc
  29. Jeremy Jams: A Catalogue of Blue Chairs
  30. Derek Coulombe: CUTTERS CABIN
  31. #12
  32. Jennifer Morton: Act 3: Constructed Serendipity
  33. Alice Zukofsky: Fish Fowl Flood Mud: Think of the Storm
  34. Daniel Escamilla: La FIFA en vacaciones