Teens,
A halo of mystery or just an insolent carelessness. Elizabeth Peyton translates the emotions of each person on her paintings.
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Teens,
A halo of mystery or just an insolent carelessness. Elizabeth Peyton translates the emotions of each person on her paintings.
-Post by Hugo Lavín
Purple,
James Turell.- He sort of repeals the sensing of space, and plays with colour and shapes to create twisted perspectives and strange spaces.
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Inspiring,
John McCraken.- His paintings in the 70’s reminds today many printed scarf quite successful. One of the most important American Minimal artist explores with those psichodelic forms.
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The face,
Tony Cragg, England.- The resulting works project the forever materialist who easily transforms a simple image into a monumental and powerful form.
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Bhaiyya Indian, 2007
Valay Shende.- His recent works are in subtle ways his attempts to question the maladies afflicting urban society and humans today.
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Un polo,
Tel Aviv-based artist Sigalit Landau employs performance, installations, objects, and films to examine philosophical and political questions rooted in her homeland.
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America
David Hammons.- Centered in the black urban experience, Hammons often uses sarcasm as a means of confronting cultural stereotypes and racial issues.
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Watercolor,
Rosemarie Trockel, Germany.- She transmutes man into an ape, ape to man, man in celebrity or even a monster or animation.
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Made in USA,
Tim Rollins.- A midsummer night’s dream, 2009.
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