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Skateboard deck with black text and graphics on a white background, part of the Anne Imhof collection.
Top print of the blue veneer Anne Imhof skate art edition, fun ist ein stahlbad "paper".

Fun ist ein Stahlbad, Paper

Limited Edition of 30

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Anne Imhof x THE SKATEROOM, in collaboration with Serralves Museum

  • Limited edition of 30
  • Certificate of Authenticity included
  • Blue stained veneer maple wood

THE SKATEROOM is proud to unveil a new collection developed with Anne Imhof, launched in close collaboration with Serralves Museum in Porto. The release accompanies Fun ist ein Stahlbad, Imhof’s first solo exhibition in Portugal, and extends the conceptual framework of the exhibition into a series of limited-edition skate decks and apparel pieces.

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Skateboard deck with black text and graphics on a white background, part of the Anne Imhof collection.
Top print of the blue veneer Anne Imhof skate art edition, fun ist ein stahlbad "paper".
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Portrait of Anne IMHOF

About the Artist

Portrait of Anne IMHOF

Anne Imhof (b. 1978, Giessen, Germany) is a German visual and performance artist whose durational, rigorously choreographed works blend performance, installation, sound, sculpture, drawing, and music to probe power, identity, and contemporary anxieties. Based between Berlin and New York, she emerged on the international stage with her performance Faust at the 2017 Venice Biennale, earning the Golden Lion for Best National Participation. Known for tense, immersive environments that unfold over hours, Imhof’s work has been shown at institutions including Tate Modern (London), MoMA PS1 (New York), Hamburger Bahnhof (Berlin), and Palais de Tokyo (Paris).

Anne Imhof (b. 1978, Giessen, Germany) is a German visual and performance artist whose durational, rigorously choreographed works blend performance, installation, sound, sculpture, drawing, and music to probe power, identity, and contemporary anxieties. Based between Berlin and New York, she emerged
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Anne Imhof (b. 1978, Giessen, Germany) is a German visual and performance artist whose durational, rigorously choreographed works blend performance, installation, sound, sculpture, drawing, and music to probe power, identity, and contemporary anxieties. Based between Berlin and New York, she emerged on the international stage with her performance Faust at the 2017 Venice Biennale, earning the Golden Lion for Best National Participation. Known for tense, immersive environments that unfold over hours, Imhof’s work has been shown at institutions including Tate Modern (London), MoMA PS1 (New York), Hamburger Bahnhof (Berlin), and Palais de Tokyo (Paris).