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LIMITED PHOTO EDITION BY Raoul van den Boom

The 0-INSTITUTE is proud to present a unique limited edition, made by Raoul Van den Boom, and now available in an edition of 7 copies. The proceeds will go to the institutes's research. 

Raoul Van den Boom (Antwerp, 1937) attended the Royal Academy of Arts in Antwerp and shortly thereafter began as an autodidact to portray friends in the artist community of Antwerp: musicians and visual artists. He photographed many famous jazz musicians, including Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Chet Baker, and many others. With Yayoi Kusama he created in her studio in New York a series of erotic portraits. Several of them are nowadays too provocative, and not made public, but it makes clear that Kusama was very early fighting for her sexual freedom. 
The signed and numbered artwork is a thermal inkjet print on high-quality photo paper,  framed with non reflective glass. 

​​The 0-INSTITUTE has the task of researching, preserving and presenting the works and documents of artists associated with the international post-war ZERO movement. The 0-INSTITUTE is advising artists, archives, and museums, and coordinating exhibition projects in collaboration with research institutes, national archives, and artist foundations around the world. The 0-INSTITUTE is active in to evaluate the ideas of the ZERO movement and present them in a contemporary context, in collaboration with museum around the world.

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  • News
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  • Collection
  • Documentary
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  • Editions
  • SHOP
    • Kisses, 1979
    • Polka Dots Allover (car), 1967
    • Endless Love, 1971