I can't have another one die on me (2021)

Edition of 25

Hand-made and glazed ceramic.

32 cm (H) x 16 cm (D) x 24 cm (L) (12.59 x 6.29 x 9.44 in)

Accompanied by a numbered certificate signed by the artist.
100% of net profits to be donated to Quench

$1,100

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About the Edition

Counter Editions is pleased to announce a new limited edition by Lindsey Mendick. I can't have another one die on me (2021) is a new sculptural multiple in an edition of 25, each hand-made and glazed by the artist.

We are proud to be supporting the amazing Quench gallery. Founded in 2020 by artists Lindsey Mendick and Guy Oliver, with the aim of giving artists and curators an opportunity to develop new work and create an artist-led space to put on exhibitions in Margate. In the current climate, with so many cuts and job losses due to the pandemic, spaces such as Quench are more important than ever.

Katherine Bernhardt and Jonathan Edelhuber collaboratively work on the sculptural multiples in Bernhardt's Saint Louis studio, 2020.

Katherine Bernhardt hand painting the unique multiples at her Saint Louis studio, 2020.

Edelhuber hand paints his side of the sculptural multiples, 2020

Bernhardt's hand-painted side of the sculptural multiples dries in her Saint Louis studio, 2020

Katherine Bernhardt and Jonathan Edelhuber signing the edition in Bernhardt's Saint Louis studio, 2020.

Katherine Bernhardt and Jonathan Edelhuber at Bernhardt's Saint Louis studio, 2020.

The Pink Panther is a subject Bernhardt continues to revisit - as seen here in 'Panther and r2d2' (2019). Courtesy of the artist and Canada Gallery.

Jonathan Edelhuber’s work seeks to align his style alongside the canonical art figures of the contemporary art world. The recurring image of stacked books are often used by Edelhuber to create plinths for his own works. As seen here in 'Still Life With Skull and Art Books', (2019) referencing Katherine Bernhardt.

About the Artist

Lindsey Mendick received an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art, London. Mendick was the recipient of the Henry Moore Foundation Artist Award in 2020, the Alexandra Reinhardt memorial award in 2018 and was also selected for Jerwood Survey 2019 and the Future Generations Art Prize 2020. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include: Goldsmiths CCA, London, Eastside Projects, Birmingham; Space, Ilford; Castor Projects, London; Hannah Barry Gallery, London; The Turnpike, Leigh; Zabludowicz Collection, London; Vitrine, Basel; Visual Arts Center, Austin, Texas; Oriel Wrexham, Wales; STCFTHOTS, Leeds and One Thoresby Street, Nottingham. She has previously been commissioned to make new projects that included ceramic workshops at Kunstraum, London; The Turnpike Pottery, Leigh and for the Cheltenham Council.