Rachel Harrison Workout

Rachel Harrison, Green Kettlebell, 2016, cardboard polystyrene cement acrylic mouse pad25.4 x 20.3 x 20.3 cm, selling December 2 at Van-Ham This sculpture, Green Kettlebell, comes from Rachel Harrison’s first exhibition at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler in Berlin from April through June 2016. That show, titled Depth Jump To Second Box, which has an incredible text by the artist about the collapse of life and work, the personal and the professional, had Green Kettlebell installed alongside nine or ten other works in a conference room shared by the corporate tenants of the gallery’s office block. It is only right that the next owner of the sculpture put it among the trophies, photos, and deal tombstones on the credenza behind her desk. Good luck. Rachel Harrison, Pure Vanilla Joy, 2016, wood, cardboard, cement, acrylic gaming pad, Fabuloso, Glade, Febreze, overall: 127 x 61 x 39 cm, via K-T-Z At first it was the ersatz environment—the spatial equivalent of the carefully calibrated incongruity…

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