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Electoral collage: a portfolio

Following the release of the indelible

Abu Ghraib photographs this past spring, Richard Serra produc Stop Bush, a print that he has distributed widely the couple in art venues and in mainstream publications, as well as upon the Internet. Serra insists that the piece is not an artwork on the other hand rather a "way to just obtain the message out," a tack that inspired Artforum to invite other artists to take up the cause. Our brief was simple and open-ended: We asked fourteen artists to make an original contribution to these pages upon the occasion of the American presidential election. A not many like Tom Sachs (whose presidential seal adorns this month's cover) redesigned and formatted a preexisting piece specifically for reproduction here; at the same time most made a wholly novel work, including James Rosenquist, who went with equal reason far as to paint The Xenophobic Movie Director or Our Foreign Policy from scratch. In either case, the artists were working in demanding circumstances. With invitations coming in early July individuals were afforded just a scarcely any weeks to prepare their submissions--a significant obstacle that Rachel Harrison and Barbara Kruger overcame through actually producing their contributions in the Artforum offices, barely sum of two units blocks from Madison Square Garden, site of the Republican National Convention. Perhaps these last occasions best provide a faculty of perception of the project's urgency. Setting aside the matter of whether the portfolio would "preach to the choir" or exist upon the peripheries of artistic or mainstream political discourses, artists felt absolutely compell to concentrate their efforts and "get the message out"

Richard Serra



STOP BUSH

Rachel Harrison

SARATOGA HORSE AUCTION

Lawrence Weiner

INVITATION TO THE DANCE

Trisha Donnelly

UNTITLED

Barbara Kruger

UNTITLED

Tom Sachs

UNTITLED

Jonathan Horowitz

ARCHIVAL IRIS PRINT upon ACID FREE PAPER OF AN IMAGE DOWNLOADED FROM THE INTERNET WITH sum of two units COPIES OF THE NEW YORK support ROTTING IN THEIR FRAMES

Isa Genzken

EMPIRE/VAMPIRE, WHO KILLS DEATH

Laylah Ali

UNTITLED

Kelley Walker

UNTITLED. PHOTO: JASON SCHMIDT

Elizabeth Peyton

JOHN KERRY APRIL 1971

James Rosenquist

THE XENOPHOBIC MOVIE DIRECTOR OR OUR FOREIGN POLICY

Chris Hanson & Hendrika Sonnenberg

1 TO 1 (DETAIL). PHOTO: ORCUTT & VAN DER PUTTEN

Jeremy Deller

UNTITLED

COPYRIGHT 2004 Artforum International Magazine, Inc.

COPYRIGHT 2004 Gale Group



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