Posts Tagged ‘Painting’
Currently wrapping up at David Zwirner Gallery in NYC is Forgetting The Hand a show of incredible collaborative work by kindred spirit artists Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama. The collaboration began in Summer 2015 for a zine with the artists swapping the first of a series of drawings to be completed by the other. In a variation of the “exquisite corpse” method in which a partner is only given portions of an otherwise concealed drawing to work on, Dzama and Pettibon developed each other’s Read More
Brooklyn-based AbEx painter Eddie Martinez continues his visual shock-and-awe campaign with a series of gorgeous new canvases titled Salmon Eye at Mitchell-Innes & Nash in NYC. Martinez draws his inspiration from a wide-range of sources, from the ever-evolving landscape of New York City to major art historical movements of the 20th century such as Abstract Expressionism, CoBrA, Neo-Expressionism, and Surrealism. An Read More
Following up on our recent preview of KAWS‘ new indoor & outdoor retrospective at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and its attendant Longside Gallery we’re now able to take a full look at the eponymous exhibition that brings together a large selection of recent sculptures and paintings for the artist’s first proper museum show in the Read More
Legendary Japanese sci-fi illustrator and master of the sexy robot Hajime Sorayama has delivered an awe-inspiring body of new work to Nanzuka Gallery in Tokyo with his new show, An Actress is Not a Machine, But They Treat You Like a Machine, which focuses on a series of paintings that reimagine Marilyn Monroe as a sexy Read More
Following a string of epic installations of his ongoing Arhat series in Qatar, Milan, NYC, and LA, Japanese Pop master Takashi Murakami brings the series full-circle in his native Japan with the biggest installation to date, The 500 Arhats at Read More
Japan’s Izumi Kato, whose incredible new show of paintings & sculptures is now on view at Galerie Perrotin in NYC, is an artist who began painting after laying down his brush. Read More
Wrapping up this week at Paul Kasmin Gallery in NYC is Supertouch buddy Mark Ryden‘s powerhouse Dodecahedron, a tour-de-force of new paintings, drawings, and sculpture by the modern master of meat. Read More
As color field painter Frank Stella‘s influence resurges among a new generation of minimalists, Paul Kasmin celebrates the founding father’s oeuvre with Shape As Form, a standout historical retrospective of the artist’s groundbreaking fusion between painting and sculpture, illustrated by Read More
Superstar skater turned Beautiful Losers school artist Ed Templeton has built a career around both leading and documenting youth culture, warts and all, through an unflinching lens. His photography captures the nuances of Read More
This month longtime Supertouch buddy Jose Parla set a new personal milestone in his already stratospheric career when he opened two major simultaneous shows in NYC on the same night when Surface Body/Action Space opened at Read More
