Nora Turato Creates Three Exclusive Screenprints for Monopol
Nora Turato has produced three screenprints on Plexiglas for Monopol magazine and Edition VFO in Zurich. The editions explore the heart as an empty yet charged symbol. Turato, born in 1991 in Croatia and based in Amsterdam, studied art in Amsterdam and typography in Arnhem. Her text-based works have been shown at Kunsthalle Wien, the High Line in New York, MoMA, Secession, and Stedelijk Museum. The prints are titled "i could live," "i could love," and "i could be," each in an edition of 30. Prices range from €750 to €970. Turato describes language as a virus that spreads and transforms. The works play with uncertainty and the fetishization of images.
Key facts
- Nora Turato created three screenprints on Plexiglas for Monopol and Edition VFO.
- The editions are titled 'i could live', 'i could love', and 'i could be'.
- Each edition is limited to 30 copies.
- Prices: €810 (21.6 x 21 cm), €750 (17.5 x 29.2 cm), €970 (27 x 41.3 cm).
- Turato was born in 1991 in Croatia and lives in Amsterdam.
- She studied art in Amsterdam and typography in Arnhem.
- Her work has been exhibited at MoMA, Secession, Stedelijk Museum, Kunsthalle Wien, and the High Line.
- Turato describes language as a virus that spreads and transforms.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Monopol
- Edition VFO
- Kunsthalle Wien
- High Line
- MoMA
- Secession
- Stedelijk Museum
Locations
- Zurich
- Switzerland
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands
- Arnhem
- New York
- United States
- Vienna
- Austria