In keeping with his penchant for peripheral spaces, Michael Asher presented only one poster for the exhibition which was the exhibition's invitation. All framed posters inside the gallery space were by Martin Kippenberger, ranging in date from 1978 to 1997.

Installation views


Sampling of some Kippenberger posters










Two of the various exhibition invites


The exhibition with Lincoln Tobier, Jorge Pardo, Sarah Seager and Rirkrit Tiravanija was an important exhibition at 1301's old space on Franklin Street in Santa Monica. The exhibition is referenced by art historian Lane Relyea in a chapter featured in the upcoming MIT Press book on artistic practices in Los Angeles and Glasgow in the early 90s.

Rirkrit Tiravanija, Untitled (Cooking in Jorge's Kitchen), 1993, mixed media

Jorge Pardo, light, 1993, MDF board, light, hinges


Jorge Pardo, light

Installation view of exhibition with recorded phone conversations by Sarah Seager in folders in foreground.