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      • KIM LIEBERMAN (1969)
        Jun. 07, 2022

        KIM LIEBERMAN (1969)

        Est: €800 - €1,200

        From the Serie Examining Every Interaction, 2002 Postage stamp paper, oil paint, silk thread Signed and dated at the lower right H: 174,5 x W: 72 cm Provenance: Marian Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg

        Antenor Auction
      • KIM LIEBERMAN (1969)
        Jun. 07, 2022

        KIM LIEBERMAN (1969)

        Est: €800 - €1,200

        The Incredible Chain of Events, 2002 Blank postage stamps, blood red silk thread, colour 26 Signed and dated at the lower right H: 119 x W: 72 cm Provenance: Marian Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg

        Antenor Auction
      • Kim Lieberman (South Africa 1969-) In Universe, 2012
        Apr. 21, 2021

        Kim Lieberman (South Africa 1969-) In Universe, 2012

        Est: R4,000 - R6,000

        signed, dated, numbered P/P and inscribed with the title in pencil along the bottom margin; embossed with the Artist Proof Studio chop mark in the bottom right corner

        Aspire Art
      • Kim Lieberman; In Universe
        Nov. 25, 2019

        Kim Lieberman; In Universe

        Est: R8,000 - R12,000

        Kim Lieberman South African 1969- In Universe signed, dated 2012 5772, numbered EV 4/22 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin etching and thread sheet size: 78 by 69cm; 91 by 82 by 7cm including frame

        Strauss & Co
      • Kim Lieberman SOUTH AFRICAN 1969- - Every Interaction Interrupts the Future
        May. 20, 2019

        Kim Lieberman SOUTH AFRICAN 1969- - Every Interaction Interrupts the Future

        Est: R80,000 - R120,000

        Kim Lieberman SOUTH AFRICAN 1969- Every Interaction Interrupts the Future signed, dated 2001/5761 oil paint, silk thread and pencil on perforated postage stamp paper 63 by 182cm E X H IB IT E D NSA Gallery, Durban, FNB Vita Art Prize 2001, 7 August to 8 September 2001. Market Theatre Gallery, Johannesburg, FNB Vita Art Prize 2001. LITERATURE: First National Bank (2001) FNB Vita Art Prize 2001 (text by Clive Kellner), Durban: First National Bank. Illustrated in colour on page 9. cf. Kim Lieberman (2003) Every Interaction Interrups the Future (text by RoseLee Goldberg and Rory Doepel), Johannesburg: Goodman Gallery. Similar works illustrated in colour on pages 28 and 29. Kim Lieberman’s painting, Every Interaction Interrupts the Future, was nominated for the FNB Vita Art Prize in 2001, together with works by artists Moshekwa Langa, Kathryn Smith, Clive van den Berg, Jan van der Merwe, and Robin Rhode. On sheets of unprinted perforated paper usually used for printing postage stamps, Lieberman depicts eighteen figures in silhouette. The figures are derived from photographs of family and friends and from images in books and magazines such as National Geographic. They represent different cultures and historical periods and are connected by the perforations in a geometric grid. Lieberman uses blood red, a colour she describes as ‘a very attractive colour, a magnetic compelling colour, a colour we have inside us [blood], a link to our ancestors, to our past, to our history, to the history of humankind. It is a link between all people’. The oil in the paint bleeds out of the silhouette, creating an aura or energy field around each one. The number of figures, eighteen, is significant because in the tradition of Gematria, a numeric system that is a component of the Kabbalah, it refers to chai, which means life. 1. Kim Lieberman (2003) Every Interaction Interrupts the Future. Johannesburg: Goodman Gallery, page 18.

        Strauss & Co
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