Michael Craig-Martin
Works available
Gate (White)
2011
296 × 256 × 2 cm / 9ft 7 × 8ft 4 × 13/16 ins
Umbrella (Orange)
2011
296 × 256 × 2 cm / 9ft 9 × 10ft 6 × 13/16 ins
Umbrella (Blue)
2011
296 × 256 × 2 cm / 9ft 9 × 10ft 6 × 13/16 ins
Hammer (purple)
2011
Edition 1 of 3 + 1 AP
306 × 127 × 2 cm / 10ft x 4ft1 × 13/16 ins
Untitled
2007
204 × 230 × 1.4 cm / 6ft 7 × 7ft 5 × 1/2 ins
Pitchfork (pink)
2008
Edition 3 of 3
350 × 56 × 2 cm / 11ft 4 3/4 × 1ft 8 1/3 × 1 ins
NAME
2011
122 × 122 cm / 4 × 4ft
Study for Broadgate project (globe & umbrella)
1990
59.3 × 42.2 cm / 1ft 11 1/3 × 1ft 4 1/2 ins
Biography
(1941-)
Michael Craig-Martin's work is concerned with the nature of representation and the role of the spectator, explored primarily through everyday objects. Born in Dublin and brought up in the United States, Craig-Martin has been living in Britain since 1966. He studied at the Yale School of Art and is widely acknowledged to have been an influential teacher, particularly at Goldsmiths College, London.
He has been exhibiting internationally since the late1960s. Recent shows have been at the Goss-Michael Foundation in Dallas, USA; New Works Galerie Haas & Fuchs, Berlin; Eye of the Storm Gagosian Gallery, New York