Cariou v. Prince

Filing 91

JOINT APPENDIX, Vol. 1, on behalf of Appellant Lawrence Gagosian, Gagosian Gallery, Inc. and Richard Prince, FILED. Service date 10/26/2011 by CM/ECF, email. [430290] [11-1197]--[Edited 10/27/2011 by HT]

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A-259 • • • • • • • • • A-260 • • • • • • • • • 'C C ~ '; o N A-261 • • • • • • • • • A-262 • • • • • • • • • en ~ c o "" A-263 Case 1:08-cv-11327 -DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 2 of 8 •••• :•• :: .....!..: •... Richard PrInce Meg (White Panlhers), 2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 98 x 132 inches 248.9 x 335.3 em (InV# RPS590) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00019 A-264 Case 1:08-cv-11327-DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 3 of 8 Richard Prince . Mine Lo~ Janet Flannet; Radclyffe Ha/~ Una Trowbridge and Oscar Uflde~ niece Dolly . Wlde,2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 77 112 x 120 112 inches 196.9 x 306.1 cm (InV# RPS606) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00020 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _...._---.---_ ..... A-265 Case 1:08-cv-11327-DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 4 of 8· Richard Prince Pumpsie Green, 2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 77 x 100 112 inches 195.6 x 255.3 em (InV# RPS587) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00024 A-266 Case 1:08-cv-11327-DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 5 of 8 Richard Prince Uncle Tom Dick andHany, 2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 81 112 x 57 112 inches 207 x 146.1 cm (InV# RPS589) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00025 A-267 Case 1:08-cv-11327-DAB Document 54-18 Fi led 05/18/10 Page 6 of 8 Richard Prince On The Beach, On Tile Beacll, 2008 Ink jet. acrylic and collage on canvas 59 x 90 1/4 inches 149.9 x 229.2 em (InV# RPS591) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00028 A-268 Case 1:08-cv-11327 -DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 7 of 8 Richard PrInce Inquisition, 2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 100 1/2 x 77 inches 255.3 x 195.6 em (InV# RPS592) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00029 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ..-._ .... A-269 Case 1 :08-cv-11327 -DAB Document 54-18 Filed 05/18/10 Page 8 of 8 Richard Prince Escape Goat, 2008 Ink jet, acrylic and collage on canvas 92 x 122 inches 233.7 x 309.9 em (InV# RPS607) CONFIDENTIAL - PR00030 ----------_._.._...._...-...-_..._--.... A-270 , -"- Case 1:08-cV-11327-DAS' Document 54~19 Ftled'05/18'/10 Page 2 0110 Damel J. Brooks Eric A. Boden SCHNADER HARRISON SEGAL & LEWIS LLP 140 Broadway, Suite 3100 - New York, New York 10005-1101 Telephone: (212) 913-8000 Facsimile: (212) 972-8798 , . Attorneys for PlaintiffPatrick Cariou UNlTED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ------------------------------x PATRICK CARIOU. Plaintiff. -againstSTIPULATION RICHARD PRINCE, GAGOSIAN GALLERY, INC., LAWRENCE GAGOSIAN andRIZZOLI INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS, INC. 08 CIV 11327 (DAB) Defendants. --x WHEREAS, plaintiff Patrick Cariou and defendants Gagosian Gallezy. Inc. ("Gagosian Gallery") and Lawrence Gagosian (collectively, " .. "Gagosian'~ desire to efficiently obtain infomlation sought from the deposition, pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 30(b){6). of Oagosian Gallery, in order to avoid the time and expense of questioning Gagosian Gallery's representatives as to the authenticity of certain documents and as to Gagosian Gallery's summary of the sales of certain Richard Prince paintings. IT IS HEREBY STIPULATJID AND AGREED by and between the undersigned counsel for the parties to this action that: 1. The following deposition exhibits, identified herein by exhibit number and Bates stamp. marked for identification by plaintiff during the depositions of Richard Prince. Lawrence 822746.1. -.. ~ A-271 _.. _. -_. \ Case 1:08-cv-11327 -DAB Document 54-19 Filed 05/18/10 Page 3 of 10 Gagosian and Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., on October 6, 8. and 23. 2009, respectively, are copies of authentic documents created and maintained by Gagosian Gallery in the course of its regularJy conducted business activities: Exhibits 14 (GGP003781). 17 (GGP004326). 18 (GGP004307), 19 (GGP004330, GGP004332). 26 (GGP004072lOGOI0033. GGP004075/GGOI0036), 29 (GGPOO1421. GGP000424..QGP000425), 31 (C00008-COOOIO), 32 (GGP004298-GGP004299). 44 (GGP003239), 45 (GGPOO1991. OGP002080, GGP002165. GGP002282, 001'002418, GGP003134). 48 (GOPOD3313. GGP003316. GGP003322. GGP00335S, GGP00331S, GGP003498). 49 (GGPOO320S), 50 (GGP003694), 51 (GGP003759). 52 (GGP002283). S3 (GGP004297. GGP003061/GG002763, GGP0030621GGO02764, GGP003063/00002766), 54 (GGP003108), SS (GGP002332). 56 (GGPOO3123-GGP003124. GGP003150). 57 (GGPOO3127-GGP003128. GGP003202), 58 (GGP001397, GGP003092, GGP0041 02-GOP0041 04), S9 (OOPOO40521GGO099 15). 61 (but only pages Bates stamped GGP000800. GGPOOI04Q and GGPOOI332), 64 (GGP000800), 66 (GGP000801). 67 (GGPOOI040), 68 (GGP001563). 69 (GGP0012S0). 70 (GGPOOI61O), 71 (GGP001654). 72 (GGPOOI659). 73 (GOP001668). 74 (OGP001670). 76 (GGP001332). 78 (GGP004033). 79 (GGP001964-OGP00196S. GGP001967), 82 (GGP001383) and 84 (GOP001384). 2. Gagosian Gallery represents that it received the total sum of $1 0,480,000 in sales of certain Richard Prince paintings. as Usted on the summary annexed hereto as Exhibit A (the "Summary"). Gagosian represents that Lawrence Gagosian, in his individual capacity, received none of the proceeds of the sales listed in the Summary. Gagosian Gallery represents that it transmitted to Richard Prince the total sum of $6.288.000.00 from the sales of paintings listed in the Summary. 2 A-272 Case 1:08-cv-11327-DAB Documerit 54~ f9 'Filscf 05/1871 0' Page 4 of 10 3. Gagosian Gallery represents that it exchanged non-monetary consideration (e.g. the exchange of Richard Prince paintings for another art work) as follows: a. Gagosian gave Richard Prince "Dying ab.d Dead Veteran" by Larry Rivers in exohange for the fOlJl'Richard Prince paintings as listed in the Summary. b. Gagosian sold three Richard Prince paintings. "Back to the Garden." "Cookie Crumbles," and "Untitled Rasta 2008.0044" - in exchange for a Richard Serra sculpture, entitled "Bellamy." 4. Gagosian Gallery represents that it sold copies of the Canal Zone artaIogue. in or about November, 2008 to February, 2009 for total gross revenues of $6,784.00. 5. Gagosian Gallery and Lawrence Oagosian acknowledge their obligations to supplement and update the infonnation provided in paragraphs 2. 3 and 4 of this Stipulation, as that information changes. up to and including the date of the trial of this action. 6. This Stipulation shall obviate the need for Gagosian to present additional witnesses. 7. This Stipulation is entered into, without prejudice and with full reservation of all rights including the right to assert all objections at trial save for as to authenticity. solely for the purpose of facilitating the exchange of infonnation between the parties to this action without unnecessarily involving the Court in the process. 8. This Stipulation may be executed in multiple counterparts, each of which, when so executed and delivered, shall be an original, but such counterparts shall together constitute one and the same instnunent and agreement. 3 A-273 ..... case 1:OS-'cv--11321-D"AS' Documeri't 54-19' Filecl05118/1b p'age5 af1D Dated: New York. New York JanuaryJS:, 2010 SCHNADBR HARRISON SEGAL & LEWI~P _.f) BY:~~ Daniel J. Brooks Eric A. Boden 140 Broadway, Suite 3100 New York, New York 10005 (212) 973-8000 Attorneys for PlaintiffPatrick Cariou Dated: New Yor!c, New York January~2010 WIT&-GMANLLP A&:t::- By: Hollis Oonerka Bart 430 Park Avenue, 10th Floor New York, NY 10022-3505 (212) 848-9800 Attorneysfor Defendants Gagosian Gallery, 1m:. and Lawrence Gagosian 4 A-274 Case 1:08-cv::1132i~DAB Document 54-19 . Filed 05/18/10· Page 6 of 10 EXHIBIT A A-275 b ,- :0 Q) f'.. Il. '0> :ctI o ~ i?3 p Q) ~ u: 0> ..... \C) ,-.:t . I Q) ....... c: ::l ,E '0 ~'O .0 ~ ~ r-. ~ ,- ~ :.- Q) '00 c;:! ..... '00 Cl1 ctI () ·.. ~ .. ..... -......... :.,.: ._.. _\ .., ........... ' ...... A-276 T"" o o ,... 15 15 0'1 0'1 .Q) co .<0 0.. 0.. T"" o T"" (X) I?J o 2 "0 u::: I T"" m \.0 '!:;t .E ~ g .::1 Cl to « Cl C") C\J .r-:. I .T"" T"" . I :(5 'co ·0 lQ) ..,...,.'CI) o .; <0 ~~~':" .... ......... ........ A-277 r- 0 0r- 0 0 g> Q) Q) CJ) CJ) 0> 0 0 r- CO a.. a.. rOO ,.... OO ,.... 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I 1977 - 1979 I 1980 sunsets Practici ng Withou t A License 1977 .cowboys Images, Rephotography Is a technique for stealing (pirating ) already existing quoting Simulating rather than copying them, "managing" rather than been produced them-re- producin g their effect and look as naturally as they had c?'ll, .a ... whe!1 tMy firs.t.app~e.af~.~I ~ re~~Il)!lIi'llce lTl()re..t~~n a r.~pr~~~c~i real about an rephotog raph Is essentially an appropriation of what's already reality onto eXisting image and an attempt to add on or additionalize this of looking somethin g more real, a virtuoso real-a reality that has the chances real, but a reality that doesn't have any chances of being real. 19aZ-84 entertainers spiritua I america gangs girlfriends parties upstate p.Jlotographs untitled (publicities) The technique is a physical which the activity which locates an individual behind a camera, a place from afFords the indiVidual can view nothing but the collected image, a place that the image as opportun ity to view exactly how the audience will eventually see l to identify an object and a location from which it is possible for an individua him or herself as much as an audience as an author. Appropr iation 1978 rtist to I think appropriation has to do with the inability of the author/a it's a like his or her own work. Especially if the work is all theirs. I think ng to lot more satisfying to appropriate, especially iF you are C1ttemptl say. If you produce work with a certain believability, an Official fiction let's to ask an take someone else's work and call it your own, you don't have and audience "to take my word for it". It's not like it started with you not that ended up being guessed at. The effect you want to produce is viewing diFFerent from what an aUdience sometimes experiences when a good movie. And what's that? What Cristian Metz called, "a general lowering of wakefulness". ;j 'I :; A no f'}O(lO C00058

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