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Item: Ketchup and Mustard

1997

Mixed Media, 140 x 190 x 6 cm.
Materials: condiments, canvas

Collection: Collection of Andrea and Johannes Teiser, Germany.

Jimmie Durham has a particular method for making his 'lithographs', a term which literally means: printing using a stone. He has explored this technique using several types and colours of paint but also things such as tomato paste, toothpaste, mustard and ketchup.

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Jimmie Durham – A Matter ...
25 May 2012 - 18 November 2012.
In the spring of 2012, the M HKA brought a major retrospective of the work of Jimmie Durham. The US-born artist settled permanently in Europe
Jimmie Durham - Pierres r...
30 January 2009 - 12 April 2009.
This exhibition was a retrospective of Jimmie Durham's (European) work after 1994. The title was taken from the expression "stone rejected b

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Jimmie Durham
Jimmie Durham was born in 1940 in (or, as he himself says, ‘under’) the state of Arkansas in the US, into a Cherokee family. After working di

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Where a heavy stone opene...
Jimmie Durham, Where a heavy stone opened red, yellow and blue paint, 2006. Painting, paint, tubes, canvas, 100 x 120 cm.

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