The Bruce High Quality Foundation

Sometimes I Want to Kill the President

2008

Blue rectangle, yellow triangle, and red circle with cigarette under a bubble saying "Sometimes I want to kill the president.".
Blue rectangle, yellow triangle, and red circle with cigarette under a bubble saying "Sometimes I want to kill the president.".
Recto

Not on view

Date
2008

Classification
Prints

Medium
Monoprint with graphite pencil, and watercolor

Dimensions
Sheet: 29 15/16 × 22 7/8 in. (76 × 58.1 cm) Image: 17 1/4 × 21 1/4 in. (43.8 × 54 cm)

Accession number
2008.259.2

Edition
16/50 | 6 APs, 5 PPs

Publication
Printed by The Bruce High Quality Foundation; published by Exit Art

Credit line
Gift of Brooke Garber Neidich and Daniel Neidich

Rights and reproductions
© artist or artist's estate

API
artworks/34794

Part of a series:
Expose: Exit Art Portfolio 2008
7 works

Bright geometric compass rose with eight pointed star in red, teal, blue, and orange.
A green mythological one-eyed decapitated head with braided hair spiraling is surrounded by loose limbs and eyes
A pale blue minimalist portrait of a bald head facing forward within a white mat.
Tall abstract tree-like figure with textured trunk and red lines tracing paths from base to canopy.
A woman stands on a stool while a man lies on the floor connected by a green tube.
Blue rectangle, yellow triangle, and red circle with cigarette under a bubble saying "Sometimes I want to kill the president.".
Abstract composition with swirling cloud lines, black leaf shapes, an orange brushstroke, and faint geometric cube.

The Bruce High Quality Foundation
3 works in the collection, 1 exhibition

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