Apostrophe by Stefan Sagmeister

Apostrophe is a stunning two-color screenprint with an unforgettable design. Originally commissioned in 2005 as part of a series celebrating punctuation symbols, this piece reimagines the apostrophe with wit and ingenuity. Assigned to Stefan Sagmeister and Matthias Ernstberger, the duo transformed the apostrophe into a symbol of elimination, brilliantly depicted as the trigger of a gun. High-caliber whimsy, indeed.

Printed by the skilled artisans at Brooklyn's Haven Press, each serigraph comes with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity, making it a true collector’s piece.

Details

● 24 x 36 inches (61 x 91.4 cm)
● Coventry Rag 290 Gsm
● Deckled edges
● Limited edition of 100

About the Designer

Stefan Sagmeister, born in 1962 in Bregenz, Austria, is renowned for pushing creative boundaries. Since founding his studio in 1993—announced with a now-legendary card—he has collaborated with a dazzling array of clients, including the Rolling Stones, the Talking Heads, Levi's, and the Guggenheim Museum. His work has graced exhibitions around the world, from New York to Tokyo.

In partnership with Jessica Walsh, Sagmeister launched the acclaimed exhibition Six Things at the Jewish Museum. His monographs include Things I Have Learned in My Life So Far (2008) and Sagmeister: Made You Look (2009). Sagmeister once said, "Yes, design can make you happy." We couldn’t agree more.