…Lichtenstein’s cartoon of a drowning woman, Tom Wesselman’s relief kitchen, and Claes Oldenburg’s droopy “Fan” (left above) which made me think of Louise Bourgeois‘s “Quarantania” upstairs, with its hanging bags…
Read More…Gabriel Orozco show at the gallery. We walked in and the first thing I saw was the piece that the Philadelphia Museum of Art loaned to the show–“Black Kites” (the…
Read More…with subversive commentary(left, a detail of Wylie’s piece). Others showing there included Anne Schaefer, Gabriel Boyce, Stefan Abrams and Linda Yun. As I mentioned, I missed entire swaths of this…
Read More…like a thought. It’s real. But it’s incorporeal. Gabriel Orozco’s “Empty Shoe Box” and “Yogurt Caps” fit the bill, as does James Welling’s “I” (from the “Drapes” series), in which…
Read More…is “Marilyn Pursued by Death” 1967) That’s because while the careers of her peers, artists like Alex Katz, Claes Oldenberg, and Roy Lichtenstein, (whom you know) were taking off, Drexler,…
Read More…a law. The Clothespin sculpture in Center City by Claes Oldenberg is a prime example. (see image above) Hitler in 1933 made art purchases for buildings at three percent of…
Read MoreI guess I’m also not done with my thoughts about Gabriel Martinez’s Confidence and Faith. I agree with Roberta, that Martinez and Kwan are one identity. Like her perfect performance,…
Read MoreTout le art monde who had made their reservation at 15-minute intervals turned out for Gabriel Martinez’ one-night “Confidence and Faith” installation/performance Saturday night at the Philadelphia Art Alliance. As…
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