Sentences with phrase «with warhols»

Think about Deborah Kass with the Warhols — those are awesome because she knows exactly where she's going with that.

Plumbers are not the only ones who might be surprised to learn that the wallpaper, along with the Warhols and the Johns and the large photograph of a Hellmann's mayonnaise label are, in fact, original artworks by Sturtevant.

However, Liss, who has worked with Warhols for more than a decade, appraising works for the Art Gallery of Ontario and other museums across the country, thinks collectors should be concerned about the foundation's decision this year to cease its authentication business.

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Next door was the Hendricks, along with Ann Hamilton photos, portrait busts by Janine Antoni, skin - tone monochromes by Byron Kim, not - mugshots by Glenn Ligon, and fright wig Warhols, which encircled the National Gallery's first Felix Gonzalez - Torres, a sublime silver piece from 1991 called «Untitled» (Ross in L.A.).

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Warhols for Ca $ h — As the Warhol Foundation begins to transistion away from the authentication business, they've begun to sell off their collection of works by the acclaimed Pop artist, an effort that continues this Thursday as the organization has partnered with Fab.com to host a two - week - long sale of a hand - picked selection of 55 rare and vintage Warhol posters.

i think he made such breakthroughs (with the help of andy warhol) in abstract / modern art.

October 15, 2014 Filed under Art Seen: International and tagged with Alec Soth, andy warhol museum, aperature, denise wolff, eric shiner, hamza walker, justine kurland, Performa, renaissance, roselee goldberg, Ryan Gander, the open road, weinstein gallery.

Alexander Calder priced between $ 5 million and $ 10 million will vie for buyers with four Warhols, including a 1965 Campbell's soup can and a 1986 self - portrait in a fright wig, valued between $ 1 million and $ 10 million.

With its newly acquired collection of Richters and Warhols and a multi-million dollar renovation, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is aiming to join the top rank of galleries.

Even if you don't care for Keifer, there is the undeniable poetry of the lead and crystal airplane, Melancholia, 1990, and even familiar pieces, like a room full of iconic Warhols, can't help but activate something with their presence.

Paintings by the lyrical abstractionist Larry Poons, who for his «throw paintings» series did just that with goops of paint; sculptures by Ai Weiwei ranging in price from $ 30k to $ 300k; buckets of Gerhard Richter (after his stellar auction performance of late); more Andy Warhols than you could shake a stick at; and, one of my favorites (a great buy ahead of his Museum of Modern Art retrospective in 2014), Sigmar Polke.

Tony Shafrazi hung his»80s - themed stand with Basquiats, Warhols, and Harings.

Weak intereview the interviewer repatedly let him off teh hook with such weak thoughts — a mind like a wet noodle reminds me of Warhols manner of speaking.

Moma didn't like Pop Art, at least not at first, so that with the exception of Andy Warhol's Gold Marilyn - which even those who despise most Warhols, myself included, concede to be a masterpiece - it is short in that area.

Sitting along the edge of the Hudson River in New York City, the new home of the Whitney Museum of American Art looks ready to set sail — packed with a cargo of Rothkos, Pollocks, Warhols and Hoppers.

The 10 Warhols get their own room at the suite's southern end then, moving northward, comes the entry room dominated by Johns, Twombly, Rauschenberg and Roy Lichtenstein, then the room of photographs by Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, then a room populated predominantly by Gerhard Richter works and finally, to the north, a room with three Koons pieces and the giant Murakami.