A New Exhibition Catalogue.And so i feel like now i have a chance. Victor Moscoso - Moscoso’s Cosmos: The Universe of Victor Moscoso.I’m a Record Collector Without a Turntable.A Couple of Banksy-style Covers Not by Banksy.Banksy on Record - A Pictorial Discography.Nils Landgren’s Funk Unit’s Album Funk Is My Religion and a Borrowed Warhol image.For this cover Koons acted as photographer. Arthur Doyle Trio’s “Live at the Alterknit” cover.Īnd the third Jeff Koons cover is the best known. The cover, once again, has two corners cut off. This time another single-sided, two track 12″ single with cover that shows Koons‘ print “ Donkey 1999” from 1999 produced in an edition of 99 copies. The second release with Jeff Koons‘ art is another Arthur Doyle record. The rear inlay shows Roy Lichtenstein‘s “ I… I’m Sorry” (1965-1966).
The CD booklet also contains pictures of other artworks from the Broad Collection, including Andy Warhol‘s “ Elvis” (1963), Jean-Michel Basquiat‘s “ Horn Players” (1983), Sharon Lockhart‘s “ Untitled” (1996) and Stephan Balkenhol‘s “ Large Woman with Green Pants” (1996). The “John Cage to David Byrne: Four Decades of Contemporary Music” CD cover with a detail of Jasper Johns’ “Flag” and Jeff Koons’ “Rabbit”. The CD was a compilation of 13 tracks by artists from David Bowie (“ Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide“) to John Cage (“ Atlas Eclipticalis”) via The Velvet Underground (“ Femme Fatale”), Dizzy Gillespie (“ Be Bop”) and Klaus Schulze (“ Floating”). The exhibition later transferred to The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington DC (16th March-3rd June 2002). In conjunction with the exhibition a CD was released called “ John Cage to David Byrne: Four Decades of Contemporary Music“. The exhibition was called “ Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from the Broad Collection“. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art hosted an exhibition of 100 works from the Broad Collection from 7th October 2001 until 6th January 2002. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles and is open to visitors. Or that is all I have hitherto been able to find.Įli and Edye Broad have built up a magnificent collection of American postwar art which is housed at The Broad at 221 S. There only seem to be three record or CD covers with Jeff Koons’ art. The cover of Arthur Doyle’s “No More Crazy Women” 12″ EP. The latest cover i have been able to find is a five-track, single sided, yellow vinyl 12″ EP called “ No More Crazy Women” by tenor saxophonist Arthur Doyle. I’ll be returning to Arthur Doyle in my list of Jeff Koon‘s cover art. Cloudburst’s 1999 single cover with Cindy Sherman painting. The first, released in France in 1999 was a purple vinyl, three-track 7″ EP entitled “ Love-Lies-Bleeding” and had a Cindy Sherman painting as its cover art. The punk band Cloudburst released two singles. Her photographs appeared on the covers of two of the group’s records “ Fontanelle” (1992) and “ Painkillers” (1993). Sherman was involved with the female band Babes in Toyland in the 1980s and even appeared in one of their videos. Cindy Sherman’s self portrait on the cover of the cassette magazine Tellus from 1988. Tellus was a bi-monthly cassette magazine that was founded in New York in 1983. The cassette was released as Tellus Magazine #21 entitled “ Tellus #21: Audio by Visual Artists“. In 1988, one of her self portraits was used as the cover art for a cassette of visual artists talking.
The cover of the “Two Moon July” Laserdisk. The programme was released on VHS in 1986 and on Laserdisk the following year with Cindy‘s photograph of the Empire State Building on the cover. I have thus far managed to find six record, video and cassette covers with cover art by Cindy Sherman.The earliest recording I have found that has one of her photographs on its cover was for the television production “ Two Moon July” which featured the music of Laurie Anderson, David Byrne (with whom Cindy Sherman had a relationship from 1991 to 2005), Philip Glass and others. Cindy Sherman (born 19th January 1954) is a photographer who specialises in self portraits in which she disguises herself in costume and in various situations.
Cindy Sherman and Jeff Koons are two contemporary artists working in totally different media.
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