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      • TOMOKO TAKAHASHI Tokyo, Japan (1966) "Untitled"
        May. 22, 2024

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI Tokyo, Japan (1966) "Untitled"

        Est: €2,100 - €2,800

        Collage with photographs, adhesive tape and pleXIglass Measurements: 76 x 61 cm

        Ansorena
      • TOMOKO TAKAHASHI Tokyo, Japan (1966) "Untitled"
        May. 22, 2024

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI Tokyo, Japan (1966) "Untitled"

        Est: €2,700 - €3,600

        Photomontage with pleXIglass Measurements: 78 x 110 cm

        Ansorena
      • TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966)
        Nov. 03, 2021

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966)

        Est: £100 - £200

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966) TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966) ‘Thinking of Serpentine’ 2005 giclee on gloss paper signed and numbered 32/150 distributed by the Serpentine Gallery sheet: 62 x 62 cm, framed & glazed

        Chiswick Auctions
      • TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966)
        Mar. 22, 2021

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966)

        Est: £200 - £300

        TOMOKO TAKAHASHI (JAPANESE, B. 1966) ‘Thinking of Serpentine’ 2005 giclee on gloss paper signed and numbered 32/150 distributed by the Serpentine Gallery sheet: 62 x 62 cm, framed & glazed

        Chiswick Auctions
      • Tomoko Takahashi (b.1966) - Table Piece (How it was like)
        Nov. 25, 2015

        Tomoko Takahashi (b.1966) - Table Piece (How it was like)

        Est: £1,000 - £1,500

        photo collage on Kodak photo paper taped with masking tape in perspex box, executed in 1999, 1030 x 703 mm (39 1/2 x 27 5/8 in)

        Dreweatts 1759
      • Tomoko Takahashi (b.1966) - Site Work: Half Peeled
        Nov. 25, 2015

        Tomoko Takahashi (b.1966) - Site Work: Half Peeled

        Est: £1,500 - £2,000

        photo collage on Kodak photo paper in perspex box, executed in 1999, 1150 x 703 mm (45 1/2 x 27 5/8 in)

        Dreweatts 1759
      • Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional
        Nov. 14, 2009

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional

        Est: $1,000 - $1,500

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional Table, 2000; C-print and paint on aluminum table with cup/saucer, tea bag and spoon; Signed, dated, titled and numbered 1/5; 16 1/2'' x 23 3/4'' x 9 1/2'' (table); Provenance: Hales Gallery, London (label on verso); Private Collection, New York; Note: Instructions included

        Rago Arts and Auction Center
      • Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional
        May. 16, 2009

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional

        Est: $1,500 - $2,000

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) An Occasional Table, 2000; C-print and paint on aluminum sheet with metal legs; Signed, dated and titled; 16 1/2 x 23 3/4'' x 9 1/2; Provenance: Hales Gallery, London (label on verso); Private Collection, New York

        Rago Arts and Auction Center
      • Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) Six works of
        May. 16, 2009

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) Six works of

        Est: $1,200 - $1,800

        Tomoko Takahashi (Japanese, b. 1966) Six works of art: Kitchen work, 1999; R prints on aluminum; Three are signed and numbered 2/3; 23 1/4'' x 28 3/4'' (largest), 5 7/8'' x 7 1/4'' (smallest); Provenance: Hales Gallery, London (label on verso); Private Collection, New York

        Rago Arts and Auction Center
      • - Tomoko Takahashi , b. 1966 An Occasional Table mixed media
        Apr. 02, 2008

        - Tomoko Takahashi , b. 1966 An Occasional Table mixed media

        Est: $4,000 - $6,000

        signed, titled and dated Jan 2000 on the bottom mixed media

        Sotheby's
      • - Tomoko Takahashi , b. 1966 Kitchen work R-print on aluminum, in two parts
        Apr. 02, 2008

        - Tomoko Takahashi , b. 1966 Kitchen work R-print on aluminum, in two parts

        Est: $6,000 - $8,000

        one signed and numbered 2 on the reverse R-print on aluminum, in two parts

        Sotheby's
      • Tomoko Takahashi (B. 1966)
        Feb. 08, 2002

        Tomoko Takahashi (B. 1966)

        Est: $5,680 - $8,520

        Untitled (Installation for Beaconsfield) mixed media dimensions variable Executed in 1997. NOTES Takahashi is known primarily for her apparently chaotic room installations. She abandoned painting while still a student at Goldsmith's College and began to work with a range of materials, combining found objects and discarded junk with objects from her own everyday life, such as photographs, faxes, post-it notes and used envelopes. Her preferred method of making work is to live in the space in which she is going to exhibit, collecting and accumulating refuse specific to that site, which she later arranges into subtly structured installations. These works are as much about a personal excavation as a physical one in the space. Her first installation of this kind was held at an advertising agency in Battersea, where she was given licence to inhabit part of the office space for a month. The result was Company Deal 1997 which transformed the waste of an average office into a frenetic collage of objects which spilled over the office walls and furniture. At Beaconsfield, the former Victorian 'Ragged School' in Vauxhall, South London, now an artist-run exhibition space, Takahashi undertook another site-specific work, this time creating a series of grids outlined on the tiered parquet floor. The grids appear as defunct work stations, each tangle of flex, blank television screens and old stereo systems is lit by desk lamps, the discarded equipment a poetic reference to the former function of the building, the brightly shining lights a nod to its present: a forum for artistic exploration and discovery.

        Christie's
      • Tomoko Takahashi (B. 1966)
        Jun. 27, 2001

        Tomoko Takahashi (B. 1966)

        Est: $14,100 - $16,920

        Clockwork at Hales Gallery mixed media installation dimensions variable Executed in 1998. PROVENANCE Hales Gallery, London, where acquired by the present owner in 1998. EXHIBITION London, Hales Gallery, 'Tomoko Takahashi. Clockwork', 1998. NOTES Smashed clocks, ticking clocks, plastic clocks, round clocks, wall clocks and clockworks are scattered everywhere in what appears to be the workshop of a mad clockmaker. The walls are covered with drawings and the floor is flooded in clocks, tables, tools, MDF boards and other DIY equipment. 'Clockwork' was first installed by the London-based Japanese artist Tomoko Takahashi in the Hales Gallery in 1998. A nominee for the Turner Prize in 2000, Takahashi has established herself on the art scene for making extensive landscapes of defunct technology and islands of flickering junk against the imposingly minimal white gallery space. These idiosyncratic installations create an initial impression of chaos, but the viewer quickly perceives an apparently painstaking selection and arrangement. Her work is both dynamic and poetic, with patterns and narratives teeming just below the surface. It always seems as if the artist has just left the studio: leaving artworks in progress, packing materials strewn about, phone lines ringing and ashtrays overflowing. Takahashi's preferred method of making work is to live in the space in which she is going to exhibit, collecting and accumulating refuse specific to that site, which she later arranges into subtly structured installations. The work becomes a personal excavation of the artist's life as well as a physical one of the space. "Her work raises questions about economic waste, yet at the same time, her winking, buzzing and deceptively organic installations also suggest the possibility of reincarnation and renewal." (V. Button, 'The Turner Prize', London 2000).

        Christie's
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