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1 First Retrospective of Opening November 4 at the Guggenheim Entire Body of Work Suspended in Guggenheim Rotunda as a Site-Specific Installation Exhibition: : All Venue: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York Dates: November 4, 2011 January 22, 2012 Media Preview: November 3, 10 am 1 pm (NEW YORK, NY October 3, 2011) The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum presents Maurizio Cattelan: All, the first retrospective of the internationally acclaimed artist s work, from November 4, 2011, to January 22, Hailed simultaneously as a provocateur, prankster, and tragic poet of our times, (b. 1960, Padua, Italy) has created some of the most unforgettable images in recent contemporary art. His source materials range widely, from popular culture, history, and organized religion to a meditation on the self that is at once humorous and profound. Working in a vein that can be described as hyperrealist, Cattelan creates unsettlingly veristic sculptures that reveal contradictions at the core of today s society. While bold and irreverent, the work is also deadly serious in its scathing critique of authority and the abuse of power. : All brings together some 130 works examples of virtually everything the artist has produced since 1989 and presents the works en masse, strung seemingly haphazardly from the oculus of the museum s rotunda in a site-specific installation. An interactive, multimedia mobile app the first the Guggenheim has ever produced will offer both museum visitors and users off-site an enhanced experience of the exhibition that includes images, texts about the works, and video commentary by many of the artist s key collaborators. In addition to a fully illustrated catalogue, a new edition of Cattelan s magazine Toilet Paper, featuring images conceived and photographed by Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, will be presented on the occasion of the exhibition. : All is organized by Nancy Spector, Deputy Director and Chief Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. The Leadership Committee for : All is gratefully acknowledged.
2 Exhibition Overview Cattelan s career resists summation by any traditional exhibition format, said Spector. Many of his early, action-based meditations are impossible to reconstruct, and his singular, iconic objects function best in isolation. : All is thus a full-scale admission of the inadvisability of viewing his work within the context of a conventional chronological retrospective. The artist has resisted this model, creating instead a site-specific installation that cunningly celebrates its rebelliousness. Perversely encapsulating Cattelan s career to date in an overly literal, three-dimensional catalogue raisonné, the installation lampoons the idea of comprehensiveness. Cattelan s youth in the Italian city of Padua was marked by economic hardship at home, punishment at school, and a string of unfulfilling, menial jobs. These early experiences instilled in him an abiding mistrust of authority and a disdain for the drudgery of labor that haunts much of his early production. He describes his work from the late 1980s and early 1990s as being about the impossibility of doing something about insecurity, about failure. His pronounced anxiety about not succeeding was manifested in a series of performative escape routes from his artistic obligations. Bereft of ideas for his first solo exhibition in 1989, Cattelan simply closed the gallery and hung a sign reading Torno subito, or Be back soon. His early contributions to group shows were equally delinquent: in 1992, his participation in an exhibition at the Castello di Rivara near Turin consisted of a rope of knotted bed sheets dangling from an open window (Una Domenica a Rivara [A Sunday in Rivara]), while his response to the pressure of exhibiting at the Venice Biennale was to lease his allotted space to an advertising agency, which installed a billboard promoting a new perfume (Working Is a Bad Job, 1993). Cattelan s disruptive and disrespectful gestures have at times taken the form of creative theft and even overtly criminal activity. For an exhibition at the de Appel arts center in Amsterdam, he stole the entire contents of another artist s show from a nearby gallery with the idea of passing it off as his own work (Another Fucking Readymade, 1996), until the police insisted he return the loot on threat of arrest. Cattelan s anarchist streak extends to works that revolve around issues of his Italian identity and the tensions of the country s ever-shifting political landscape. In response to a wave of xenophobic sentiment, he formed a soccer team composed entirely of North African immigrants who played in both outdoor competitions and in exhibition settings on an elongated foosball table (Stadium, 1991). Their uniforms bore the emblem Rauss, which recalled the Nazi phrase Juden raus, or Jews get out. Cattelan has also turned to his own distinctive features as a mainstay of his iconography, constructing a series of sculptural vignettes that promote his image as an Everyman, playing the part of the fool so that we don t have to. Notable examples include La Rivoluzione siamo noi (We are the revolution, 2000), which presents a diminutive Cattelan dangling by his collar from a metal coat rack, impudently dressed in the signature felt suit of German artist Joseph Beuys, and a 2001 installation created for the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam that depicts the artist peering mischievously from a hole in the floor at a gallery of Old Master paintings. Some of Cattelan s surrogates have been more allusive, such as the 2008 work Daddy Daddy, an installation first shown in the fountain on the Guggenheim s rotunda floor, that depicts the puppet Pinocchio another rebellious Italian boy with an oversized nose floating facedown as if the victim of a tragic tumble from the ramps above. Although an ironic humor threads much of his work, a profound meditation on mortality forms the core of Cattelan s practice. His recurring use of taxidermy, which presents a state of apparent life
3 premised on actual death, is particularly apt for exploring this thematic concern. Perhaps the most poignant of his anthropomorphic animal scenes is Bidibidobidiboo (1996), in which a despairing squirrel has committed suicide in his grimy kitchen. Death stalks the artist s psyche and creeps into all manifestations of his production. With All (2007), he created what he described as a monument to death, a sculpture that would commemorate its unrelenting presence. Derived from ubiquitous media imagery of fallen bodies, and carved from traditional marble, the nine shrouded figures appear as victims of some unnamed trauma, silently recalling the unconscionable realities of our present-day world. Among Cattelan s most startling projects is a cycle of lifelike waxworks that portray and contest iconic authority figures. The most incendiary of these works comprise La Nona Ora (The ninth hour, 1999), his notorious sculpture of Pope John Paul II felled by a meteorite, and Him (2001), a rendering of Adolf Hitler in the scale of a young boy, kneeling preposterously in a pose of supplication. Also included is the sculpture Frank and Jamie (2002), in which two New York City policemen are turned upside down and propped against a wall in a posture that has been interpreted as a visual parallel to the sense of vulnerability that permeated the country in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, A more overtly elegiac scene is constructed by Now (2004), an effigy of a serene and barefoot John F. Kennedy lying in state, a martyr to a shattered American idealism seen from the perspective of a disillusioned present. The Installation The dramatic site-specific installation is visible to visitors on the ground floor and on each ascending ramp at varied heights. Hoisted by rope as if on a gallows, the objects explicitly reveal the undertone of death that pervades the artist s work. The exhibition is an exercise in disrespect: the artist has hung up his work like laundry to dry. Like all of his individual objects, the new installation resonates with multiple interpretive valences. Cattelan has certainly used the motif of suspension before, most notably in the poetically elongated sculpture created from a taxidermied horse, Novecento (1997), but here it takes on epic proportions. In total, the installation looks like a mass execution and will, for the duration of the exhibition, constitute an overarching, tragic artwork in its own right. Artist s Retirement More than just a powerful culmination of a career, this exhibition signifies its end. With the opening of : All, Cattelan has announced his retirement from the art world. What this means precisely remains to be defined by the artist. Over time we expect to see a continuation of his work with the publication Toilet Paper as part of his fascination with print media. But the rest is anyone s guess. Exhibition Funding The Leadership Committee for : All is gratefully acknowledged. Founding Members: Steven A. and Alexandra M. Cohen Foundation; Amalia Dayan and Adam Lindemann; Massimo De Carlo; Danielle and David Ganek; Judie and Howard Ganek; Marian Goodman; The Mugrabi Collection; Gael Neeson and Stefan Edlis; Galerie Perrotin; Amy and John Phelan; Samantha and Aby Rosen; Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin; Beth Swofford; Lisa and Steven Tananbaum; David Teiger; and those who wish to remain anonymous.
4 Mobile App For the first time in its history, the Guggenheim has produced a mobile app to accompany an exhibition the interactive, multiplatform : All. The app features dramatic views of the Guggenheim installation and provides extensive documentation of Cattelan s artworks, actions, and other projects, both enriching the experience of visiting the exhibition and offering a dynamic exploration of it outside the museum s walls. In short videos, filmmaker John Waters introduces the app and its sections. Exhibition curator Nancy Spector presents an illuminating examination of Cattelan s oeuvre, while exhibition engineers and artwork conservators offer a behind-the-scenes look at putting the show together. In more than 20 video interviews some shot by the subjects themselves a career s worth of Cattelan s friends and associates speak about the artist and his creative process. Contributors include critic Vince Aletti; artist Carsten Höller; curators Francesco Bonami, Germano Celant, Bice Curiger, Massimiliano Gioni, and Chrissie Iles; and gallerists Marian Goodman, Massimo De Carlo, and Emmanuel Perrotin. Listen to audio clips of Cattelan s own reflections on his works read by Waters, and enjoy additional highlights including images from issues of the artist s new magazine, Toilet Paper, plus a special preview of its latest edition, created on the occasion of the retrospective. The app will be available on iphone, ipad, and Android at $3.99 for phone and $5.99 for tablet at guggenheim.org/cattelan-app. Catalogue The retrospective will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue conceived as a play on the traditional catalogue raisonné, featuring nearly every work of Cattelan s from the late 1980s to the present, with accompanying interpretive entries. The volume includes a detailed critical overview by Nancy Spector, documenting not only Cattelan s artistic output but also his ongoing activities as a curator, editor, and publisher, as well as a comprehensive exhibition history and bibliography. The catalogue will be available in hardcover and e-book editions for $45 and $19.99 at the Guggenheim Store (hardcover only) or online at guggenheimstore.org. Education and Public Programs A range of public programs will be presented in conjunction with : All and details will be posted on guggenheim.org/publicprograms. Highlights include: Workshop for Educators: : All Sat, Nov 19, 10 am 1 pm Through encounters with s unique sculptural installation in the museum rotunda, educators engage in conversations and activities that focus on how the artist s work can be used in the classroom. $20 includes curriculum materials. Registration required by calling Symposium The Critical Edge of Curating Fri, Nov 4, 2 pm International curators discuss the impact of exhibitions and related curatorial activities on cultural and social change in a program of conversations around critical issues. Co-organized by Nancy Spector,
5 Deputy Director and Chief Curator, and curator of : All, and Kate Fowle, Executive Director, Indepenent Curators International (ICI). Speakers include: Ute Meta Bauer (MIT); Shelley Bernstein (Brooklyn Museum); Suzanne Cotter (Abu Dhabi Project, Guggenheim Museum); Tom Eccles (Center for Curatorial Studies); Tom Finkelpearl (Queens Museum of Art); Eungie Joo (New Museum); Weng Choy Lee (School of the Art Institute of Chicago); Chus Martinez (Documenta 13); Rodrigo Moura (Inhotim); Hans Ulrich Obrist (Serpentine Gallery); Yasmil Raymond (Dia Art Foundation); Ralph Rugoff (Hayward Gallery); Christine Tohme (Ashkal Alwan), and Anton Vidokle (e-flux). Reception follows. $10, $7 members, free for students with RSVP. For tickets, visit guggenheim.org/publicprograms, or call the Box Office at Public Program Hyperrealism in Contemporary Art Wed, Dec 7, 6:30 pm Scholars discuss concepts of realism in contemporary art, focusing on verisimilitude as a central aesthetic and conceptual strategy in Cattelan s work and its role in his critical practice. Participants include Dorothea von Hantelmann (Freie Universität, Berlin), Alexander Potts (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), and Nancy Spector. Reception follows. $10, $7 members, free for students with RSVP. For tickets, visit guggenheim.org/publicprograms, or call the Box Office at Public Program The Last Word Sat, Jan 22, 6 pm 1 am is retiring from art-making with his current retrospective. To mark the end of the exhibition (and the beginning of retirement), twenty or so prominent artists, philosophers, writers, comedians, filmmakers, actors, musicians, and more will come together to contemplate the end. More than just some winter morbidity, this event tackles that most difficult moment: to decide when to stop one thing and begin another or to end it altogether. Less strenuous than a long distance event and much more than a quick sprint, this event will be a meditative seven hour jog around life's central park of pleasures, desires, and regrets. Co-organized by Simon Critchley (Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, The New School of Social Research), and Nancy Spector, Deputy Director and Chief Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, and curator of : All. For more information, visit guggenheim.org/publicprograms. Admission: pay what you wish. About the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Founded in 1937, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation is dedicated to promoting the understanding and appreciation of art, primarily of the modern and contemporary periods, through exhibitions, education programs, research initiatives, and publications. Currently the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation owns and operates the Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue in New York and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection on the Grand Canal in Venice, and provides programming and management for the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. The Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin is the result of a collaboration, begun in 1997, between the Guggenheim Foundation and Deutsche Bank. The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, a museum of modern and contemporary art designed by Frank Gehry on Saadiyat Island, adjacent to the main island of Abu Dhabi city, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is currently in progress. More information about the foundation can be found at guggenheim.org.
6 VISITOR INFORMATION Admission: Adults $18, students/seniors (65+) $15, members and children under 12 free. Admission includes an audio tour of highlights of the Guggenheim s permanent collection, as well as of the Building, available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian. Museum Hours: Sun Wed, 10 am 5:45 pm; Fri, 10 am 5:45 pm; Sat, 10 am 7:45 pm; closed Thurs. On Saturdays, beginning at 5:45 pm, the museum hosts Pay What You Wish. For general information, call or visit the museum online at: guggenheim.org twitter.com/guggenheim facebook.com/guggenheimmuseum youtube.com/guggenheim flickr.com/guggenheim_museum foursquare.com/guggenheim For publicity images go to guggenheim.org/pressimages User ID: photoservice Password: presspass #1204 October 26, 2011 (Updated from October 3) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT Betsy Ennis, Director, Media and Public Relations Lauren Van Natten, Associate Director, Media and Public Relations Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
7 PRESS IMAGES : All November 4, 2011 January 22, 2012 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Online Photo Service for Press Images Images for current exhibitions may be downloaded free of charge through our Web site. Go to guggenheim.org/new-york/press-room/press-images Enter the following username and password: Username: photoservice Password: presspass Select the desired exhibition All images cleared for press are available in either jpeg or tiff format. All images are accompanied by full caption and copyright information. The publication of images is permitted only for press purposes and with the corresponding credit lines. Images may not be cropped, detailed, overprinted, or altered. with any questions. Installation View: : All, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, November 4, January 22, 2012 Photo: David Heald Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Further installation shots will become available. Installation View: : All, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, November 4, January 22, 2012 Photo: David Heald Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Further installation shots will become available. 1 : All
8 Screenshot of the app : All Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York Him, 2001 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, and suit, 101 x 41 x 53 cm Photo: Paolo Pellion di Persano, courtesy the artist We, 2010 Polyester resin, polyurethane, rubber, paint, human hair, fabric, and wood, 68 x 148 x 78.7 cm Photo: Pierpaolo Ferrari, courtesy the artist Novecento, 1997 Taxidermied horse, leather saddle, rope, and pulley, x x 68.6 cm Photo: Paolo Pellion di Persano, courtesy the artist 2 : All
9 Mini Me, 1999 Rubber, resin, synthetic hair, paint, and clothing, 45 x 20 x 23 cm Photo: Attilio Maranzano, courtesy the artist Untitled, 2001 Wax, pigment, human hair, fabric, and polyester resin, 150 x 60 x 40 cm Photo: Attilio Maranzano, courtesy the artist L.O.V.E., 2010 Carrara marble, figure: 470 x 220 x 72 cm; base: 630 x 470 x 470 cm Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Zeno Zotti La Nona Ora, 1999 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, fabric, clothing, accessories, stone, glass, and carpet, dimensions variable Courtesy of the artist. 3 : All
10 La Rivoluzione siamo noi, 2000 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, felt suit, and metal coat rack, figure: x 35.6 x 43.2 cm; coat rack: x 47 x 52.1 cm Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Attilio Maranzano Photo: Pierpaolo Ferrari 4 : All
11 All November 4, 2011 January 22, 2012 Works in the Exhibition The Leadership Committee for : All is gratefully acknowledged The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York. All rights reserved. Because this drawing was created before the exhibition was installed, there may be discrepancies in the placement of certain works. 1. Lullaby, 1994 Fabric and rubble Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin 2. Untitled, 1993 Tullio Leggeri Collection Untitled, taxidermied dogs and chick 46. Jean-Pierre, 1999 Plastic, clothing, shoes, and blanket Laura Steinberg and Bernardo Nadal-Ginard 47. Now, 2004 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, clothing, and coffin Edition 2/3 3. Punto di vista mobile, 1989 Cast iron and lacquered wood My Private, Milan 4. Untitled, 2007 Taxidermied horse Edition 2/3 5. Untitled, 1996 Gelatin silver print The Starec Trust 6. Untitled, 1989 Plexiglas and iron Untitled, 2007 Resin, paint, human hair, clothing, packing tissue, wood, and screws A.P. 1/2, edition of Untitled, flag poles, polyurethane, polyester resin, paint, fabric, rope, and synthetic hair A.P. 1/1, edition of Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied mouse and fabric Collection of Beth Swofford 7. Him, 2001 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, and suit A.P. 1/1, edition of 3 Danielle and David Ganek 8. Don t Forget to Call Your Mother, 2000 Silver dye bleach print, face-mounted to acrylic Edition 9/10 Danielle and David Ganek 9. Esaurita, 1992 Black-and-white photograph A.P. 1/1, edition of Strategies, magazines 11. Untitled, 1998, Los Angeles 12. Stone dead, 1997 Taxidermied dog Andrea Thuile and Heinz Peter Hager, Bolzano, Italy 13. Frank and Jamie, 2002 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, clothing, shoes, and accessories 14. All, 2007 Carrara marble, nine parts A.P. 1/2, edition of Untitled, 2004 Taxidermied donkey Stefan T. Edlis Collection 16. Untitled, 1994 Collezione Mariano Pichler, Milan 17. Untitled, 2010 Carrara marble 18. Untitled, 1999 Offset print Edition 4/10, New York 19. Catttelan, 1994 Neon Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin 20. Untitled, 1991 Pen on paper 21. Untitled, 1995 Jacopo and Zeno Zotti 22. Mother, 1999 Silver dye bleach print Edition 3/10 Rubell Family Collection, Miami 23. Good versus Evil, hand-painted porcelain figures, wood, chessboard, and travel case A.P. 4/4, edition of La Nona Ora, 2005 Gold A.P. 1/1, edition of Untitled, 1999 Jacopo and Zeno Zotti If a Tree Falls in the Forest and There is no One Around it, Does it Make a Sound?, 1998 Taxidermied donkey, television, rope, saddle, and blanket migros museum für gegenwartskunst, Zurich 27. Mother, 1999 Black-and-white photograph Edition 10/10 The Buhl Collection, New York 28. Frau C., 2007 Polyester resin, paint, human hair, clothing, and shoes 29. Gérard, 1999 Plastic, clothing, shoes, and blanket my last kiss, 1997 Taxidermied dogs Collection P. Nouvion, Monaco Untitled, 2004 Polyurethane, polyester resin, paint, fabric, rope, and synthetic hair 32. Untitled, 2009 Canvas and broom A.P. 1/2, edition of Tourists, 1997 Others, 2011 Taxidermied pigeons Untitled, 1995 Metal, paint, and plastic Edition 1/3 Collection Riccardo and Danila Patti Not Afraid of Love, 2000 Styrene, polyester resin, paint, fabric, and hair Edition 1/2 Rubell Family Collection, Miami Lessico familiare, 1989 Black-and-white photograph and silver frame Charlie Don t Surf, 1997 School desk, chair, mannequin, clothing, rubber, paint, shoes, and pencils Edition 1/3 Andrea Thuile and Heinz Peter Hager, Bolzano, Italy 38. Spermini, 1997 Painted latex masks Reflection in his eyes, chromogenic prints, face-mounted to acrylic Anne and William Palmer Christmas 96, 1996 Rubber, model trees, and artificial snow, Italy 41. Untitled, 2004 Check with ink addition Collection of Beth Swofford 42. Stephanie, 2003 Wax, pigment, synthetic hair, and metal A.P. 1/1, edition of Untitled, 1994 Photocopy and spray paint 44. Torno subito, 1989 Engraved Plexiglas, Italy 51. Ten Part Story, chromogenic prints with postal stamps and labels Collection of Allison Salke 52. Working Is a Bad Job, 1993 Inkjet print on plastic Rubell Family Collection, Miami 53. Untitled, 2009 Polyurethane rubber A.P. 1/20, edition of Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied dog, Paris 55. Untitled, 2001 Wax, pigment, human hair, fabric, and polyester resin Edition 1/3 56. Love Lasts Forever, 1997 Donkey, dog, cat, and rooster skeletons A.P. 1/1, edition of Untitled, 1997 Rubber, pigment, and pencil Consolandi Collection, Milan 58. Untitled, 1998 Olive tree, earth, water, wood, metal, and plastic Castello di Rivoli, Museo d Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Turin 59. Untitled, 2000 Gelatin silver print A.P. 11/12, edition of Less than ten items, 1997 Steel, rubber, and plastic, Milan 61. Edizioni dell obbligo, 1991 Notebooks, Plexiglas, and iron 62. Daddy, Daddy, 2008 Polyurethane resin, steel, and epoxy paint Edition 1/3 63. We, 2010 Polyester resin, polyurethane, rubber, paint, human hair, fabric, and wood 64. Untitled, taxidermied hares and glass eyes 65. Steve, 2002 Silicone rubber, blanket, clothing, and shoes 66. Angolo dei ricordi, 1989 Plexiglas, brass, and correspondence 67. Novecento, 1997 Taxidermied horse, leather saddle, rope, and pulley Castello di Rivoli Museo d Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Turin, Gift of the Supporting Friends of the Castello di Rivoli
12 Throughout his career, (b. 1960, Padua, Italy) has used the exhibition format as a mode of artistic expression. Since his first solo show in 1989, in which he hung a sign saying Be right back on a locked gallery door (Torno subito, 1989), Cattelan s preoccupation with the possibility of failure has led him to concoct a series of ingenious ways to avoid the burden of production and complicate access to his creative output. Subsequent strategies of evasion have included displaying an authentic police report that documented the fictional theft of an invisible artwork (Untitled, 1991); bricking up the entrance to a gallery so that visitors could only glimpse its contents a small mechanical bear on a tightrope through a window (Untitled, 1993); creating an exact replica of another artist s show at a nearby gallery (Moi-même-soi-même, 1997); and dressing his gallerists in absurd costumes that transformed them into live artworks (Tarzan & Jane, 1993; Errotin, le vrai lapin, 1995; and Untitled, 1999). At times, Cattelan has eschewed the exhibition context altogether, focusing on collaborations such as the magazines Charley ( ), Permanent Food ( ), and Toilet Paper (2010 ) and outlandish curatorial projects ranging from a feigned biennial on the island of Saint Kitts (6th Caribbean Biennial, 1999) to a miniature art gallery in a sealed-off single square foot of space (The Wrong Gallery, ). For this project at the Guggenheim, Cattelan has simultaneously embraced and subverted the notion of an exhaustive survey exhibition. The site-specific installation All radically upends the ordered hierarchies and conventional viewing conditions of the museum retrospective by suspending his entire body of work in a disorientating, seemingly haphazard mass in the center of the building s Frank Lloyd Wright designed rotunda. This unorthodox presentation, which is visible to visitors from the ground floor and from each ascending ramp, brings together almost every work the artist has created since 1989, including sculptures, paintings, photographs, and works on paper, in a sculptural environment that functions as a unified artwork in its own right. This schematic drawing of the installation identifies each object in the exhibition. For more extensive documentation of Cattelan s artworks, actions, and other projects, a multimedia mobile app is available for download at guggenheim.org/cattelan-app. Introduced by filmmaker John Waters, the app includes an overview of the artist s career, detailed texts on every work in the exhibition, behindthe-scenes footage of the installation, and video commentary by many of Cattelan s key associates. Drawing by Pierpaolo Ferrari and Matteo Nuti 68. Untitled, 2009 Polyurethane rubber and steel A.P. 1/2, edition of Christmas 94, 1994 Painted plaster and incandescent lightbulbs Collection Renato Alpegiani, Turin 70. Untitled, 1997 Neon and Plexiglas, Italy 71. Good Boy, 1998 Taxidermied dog The Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, Seattle, promised gift to the Seattle Art Museum in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum 72. Non si accettano testimoni di Geova, 1989 Engraved brass My Private, Milan Untitled, 1996 Collection of Emmanuel Perrotin 108. Untitled, 1997, Italy 109. Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied cow and scooter handles 110. Untitled, 1994 Color photograph, face-mounted to acrylic Collezione Del Monte, Bergamo, Italy 111. Untitled, Untitled, 1995 Photographic print Danielle and David Ganek 73. Untitled, 1997 Bicycle Andrea Thuile and Heinz Peter Hager, Bolzano, Italy 74. Errotin, le vrai lapin, 1995 Silver dye bleach print, Paris 75. Untitled, 1997 Plexiglas, neon, and stainless steel 76. Untitled, 1997 Massimo Bolfo Collection, Lugano, Switzerland Hollywood, 2001 Color print, face-mounted to acrylic, and wooden frame Edition 3/10, New York 114. Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied mouse and string Collection of Karen and Andy Stillpass 115. Untitled, 1998 Polyester resin, paint, fabric, and leather Edition of Untitled, 2000 Polyester resin, brass fixtures, audio, and electric lights Danielle and David Ganek 77. Christmas 95, 1995 Neon Edition of 3 Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin Ave Maria, 2007 Polyurethane, paint, clothing, and metal Edition 2/3 78. Charlie, 2003 Tricycle, steel, varnish, rubber, resin, silicone, human hair, paint, clothing, shoes, and electric motor Edition 2/3 Collection of Beth Swofford, partial and promised gift to the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 79. Moi-mêmesoi-même, 1997 Black-and-white photograph Collection Marc and Josée Gensollen, Marseille 80. Untitled, 1996 Yageo Foundation Collection, Taiwan Tarzan & Jane, 1993 Silver dye bleach print Collection of Antonio Petillo, Naples 119. L.O.V.E., 2010 Carrara marble 120. Bidibidobidiboo, 1996 Taxidermied squirrel, ceramic, Formica, wood, paint, and steel Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin 121. Untitled, 2000 Felt suit and wooden hanger Edition 1/10 Neda Young 81. Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied dog Laura Steinberg and Bernardo Nadal-Ginard 82. Betsy, 2002 Wax, pigment, polyester resin, human hair, clothing, and refrigerator Brown Family Collection, Newbury, England 83. Grammatica quotidiana, 1989 Offset lithograph on letterpressprinted board and paper, Italy 84. Sparky, 1999 Marble Collection Hervé Lebrun 85. Untitled, 1997 Taxidermied ostrich and wood chips François Pinault Foundation 86. Untitled, 1999 Hand-carved granite, mediumdensity fiberboard, and steel Edition of 2 Collection of Lisa and Steven Tananbaum 87. Untitled, 1997, Milan 88. Untitled, Felix, 2001 Oil on polyvinyl resin and fiberglass A.P. 1/1, edition of 2 The Yuz Foundation 90. Untitled, 1998 Chromogenic print Edition of 10 Collection Lorenzo Sassoli de Bianchi 91. Philippe, 1999 Foam and fabric Rubell Family Collection, Miami 92. Untitled, 2001 Stainless steel, wood, electric motor, light, bell, and computer A.P. of 2, edition of Untitled, 2000 Polyester resin, paint, and synthetic flowers Edition 2/3 Leopoldo Villareal 94. Untitled, 1997 Dog skeleton and newspaper Collezione Renata Novarese 95. Love Saves Life, 1995 Taxidermied donkey, dog, cat, and rooster Tullio Leggeri Collection 96. Mini-me, 1999 Resin, rubber, synthetic hair, paint, and clothing Collection of Karen and Andy Stillpass La Rivoluzione siamo noi, 2000 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, felt suit, and metal coat rack Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, Purchased with funds contributed by the International Director s Council and Executive Committee Members: Ann Ames, Edythe Broad, Henry Buhl, Elaine Terner Cooper, Dimitris Daskalopoulos, Harry David, Gail May Engelberg, Linda Fischbach, Ronnie Heyman, Dakis Joannou, Cindy Johnson, Barbara Lane, Linda Macklowe, Peter Norton, Willem Peppler, Denise Rich, Simonetta Seragnoli, David Teiger, Ginny Williams, and Elliot K. Wolk Il Bel paese, 1994 Wool carpet Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin 99. Christmas 97, 1997 Printed mouse pad Collection Renato Alpegiani, Turin La Nona Ora, 2009 Marble and silver A.P Super Us, Untitled, 1996 Taxidermied rabbit and rabbit parts A.P. 1/1, edition of , 1996 Broken safe, Japan Untitled, 1991 Typewritten paper with ink additions 50 acetate sheets, Paris 105. Cheap to Feed, 1997 Taxidermied dog Danielle and David Ganek 106. Stadium, 1991 Wood, acrylic, steel, paper, and plastic 122. Untitled, 2003 Resin, paint, synthetic hair, clothing, shoes, electronic device, and steel drum Edition 1/3 The Rachofsky Collection, Dallas 123. Untitled, 2002 Taxidermied donkey, wood, metal, fabric, paper, rope, and rubber 124. Untitled, 1993 Plastic, fabric, wood, lead, and string Andrea Thuile and Heinz Peter Hager, Bolzano, Italy 125. Cesena 47 A.C. Forniture Sud 12, 1991 Black-and-white photograph Edition of 2 Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin 126. Oblomov Foundation, 1992 Engraved glass Andrea Thuile and Heinz Peter Hager, Bolzano, Italy 127. Untitled, 2009 Taxidermied horse, steel, and felt-tip pen on wood A.P. 1/2, edition of La Nona Ora, 1999 Polyester resin, wax, pigment, human hair, fabric, clothing, accessories, stone, glass, and carpet
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|Den of Crowmen
|Level 80
|Chosain Province
|Boss Count
|End Boss
|Royal Hatchling
|Player Limit
Den of the Crowmen is a 6 man instance in Chosain province in Khitai.
Starting Godslayer Mode Edit
DPS the egg down to about 50% when the main boss spawns, leave the egg intact so that the second boss can spawn and trigger the hardmode. In Normal mode you kill the egg down to 0% to prevent this extra boss.
Normal Mode Strategy Edit
On the way to the boss area kill all birds in the area and disturb all nests and kill the birds there too, if you don't do this they will come when the boss hits 50%.
When you arrive at the boss area there is a single big egg standing in a nest.
Dps the egg down, one tank starts tanking the boss when he spawns at around 50% the rest of the team dps the egg down to 0%. Tank and spank the boss untill 50%. Poison will appear around the boss area so the team must move outside it to one of the slopes nearby, all the slopes around can be used, but all must run tot he same place so point out a place before fight.
Lots of minions will spawn and come to the team, eventually two big elites comes, and after those are dead the boss will become active again. Run down to boss area and Tank and spank again.
Tanks can use resolve if they have it to remove a debuff, but not needed as it only increase damage by a few percentage.
The boss hit quite hard for a normal mode boss, and you'll need two tanks with decent gear who can swap aggro. Alternative one very good tank.
Godslayer Mode Strategy Edit
When the big boss spawns, one tank grab aggro and kite him around the boss area with the egg, the rest of the team stand on the outside of this area and wait for the little boss from the egg. When he spawns the Main tank pulls him and the team will dps him down to 10%. The little boss does heavy AOE so players should have decent gear and hitpoints. The AOE the little boss does is called "Wing Torrent", if you move back a little bit you'll avoid it.
It's recomended that the soldier tanking the "Royal Hatchling"(small boss) has critigation gear, as he crits quite often. Two healers are also usefull in this fight. When the small boss reaches 10% he will become inactive, and the team should focus on the big boss. Kill the big boss similarly to the Normal mode. The main difference is that he hits harder and tanks have to remove the debuff with resolve as the debuff is much stronger in Godslayer mode.
The big boss also does the "Wing torrent" AOE, but it will also do a knockback, so run back a bit if you you dont want to get hit.
After the big boss is down, the Hatchling will become active again. Kill the last 10% to get the epic loot box.
The boss will put "Venomous Ruin" on a random player, priests can remove it with steadfast faith.
Tanks use Resolve to remove Kian Lai's Wrack, which is a -mitigation wrack that stacks.
Notes Edit
- The boss does Poison and Unholy damage, so if you have a POM with Holy Cleansing that feat can be used to heal the tank!
Loot Edit
Cloth Armor:
- [Blade's Straps of the Grim Cabal]
- [Blade's Gloves of the Hidden Tomb]
- [Darkblade's Gloves of Consumed Souls]
- [Darkblade's Belt of Secret Doors]
Light Armor:
Medium Armor:
Heavy Armor:
Full Plate Armor: