New York. 1958 - 2005
Monochromatic paintings, neo-geo art
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Born 1947. Known for: Photographs of artwork displayed in museums, installation art.
Louise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named... Read full biography
Louise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named for an influential exhibition, "Pictures", organized in 1977 by art historian Douglas Crimp at Artists... Read full biography
Louise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named for an influential exhibition, "Pictures", organized in 1977 by art historian Douglas Crimp at Artists Space in New York. These artists, among them Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine, and Jack Goldstein, used photography and image appropriation to examine the functions and codes of representation in... Read full biography
Louise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named for an influential exhibition, "Pictures", organized in 1977 by art historian Douglas Crimp at Artists Space in New York. These artists, among them Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine, and Jack Goldstein, used photography and image appropriation to examine the functions and codes of representation in movies, television, magazines, and other forms of mass media. One of Lawler’s early black-and-white photographs, Why Pictures Now (1981), shows a matchbook propped up in an ashtray. The matchbook’s shadowy presence and the cool sensibility of the image are... Read full biography
Louise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named for an influential exhibition, "Pictures", organized in 1977 by art historian Douglas Crimp at Artists Space in New York. These artists, among them Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine, and Jack Goldstein, used photography and image appropriation to examine the functions and codes of representation in movies, television, magazines, and other forms of mass media. One of Lawler’s early black-and-white photographs, Why Pictures Now (1981), shows a matchbook propped up in an ashtray. The matchbook’s shadowy presence and the cool sensibility of the image are reminiscent of an advertising photograph or a film noir still. It asks the viewer to consider why the work takes the for... Read full biography
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Massachusetts, New York / France. 1926 - 2014
Appropriation art, pop art painting and sculpture
Germany. Born 1940
Minimalism, geometric abstract painting and sculpture
New York, California / Japan. Born 1948
Black and white photographs, architecture
Scandinavia, Denmark, Norway. Born 1961/1969
Collaborative painting, sculpture, assemblage
South Korea, Japan. Born 1936
Minimalist painting and sculpture, teaching
New York, California. 1942 - 2021
Conceptual art, post minimalism, large letter text paintings, posters
United States, Germany. Born 1960
Large scale abstract paintings
New York. Born 1969
Rorschach sculpture, social commentary
Italy. 1927 - 2005
Abstract painting, architecture
New Jersey, New York. 1954 - 1992
Funk-modernist figurative imagery
Michigan. Born 1955
Sculptor, non objective painter
Sculpture, painting
New York. Born 1947
Funk biomorph, non ob-geometric
Germany, England. Born 1968
Fine art photography, political and social activism
New York. 1939 - 2018
Abstract mosaic-like paintings, African-American themes, wood carved sculpture
New York. Born 1957
Conceptual sculpture
New York. Born 1980
Exploration of space and color, installations, painting, photographs, drawings, sculptures
New York, Texas. Born 1966
Digital based abstract painting
New York, Connecticut. Born 1953
Neo-conceptual abstract painting, printmaking, teaching
New York, California. Born 1944
Sculptor, collage, abstract painter, printmaker
New York. Born 1962
Conceptual art-documentary themes, photography
Germany. Born 1970
Sculpture and painting
New York, British Columbia / Canada. 1952/54 - 2017
Street art, graffiti, landscape and seascape painting, silhouettes
New York. Born 1981
Illusionary landscape paintings, semi-abstract forms, every day objects, interiors, garden scenes
United Kingdom, Scotland. Born 1964
Painting and sculpture
Austria. Born 1958
Geometric abstract and non objective painting, cardboard three dimensional work
New York, Illinois. Born 1977
Found object, multi-media sculpture, photography, black art themes
Germany. Born 1955
Large-scale photographs-social commentary
Germany. Born 1954
City scene painting, landscape and genre, photography
France. Born 1938
Installations-conceptual, geometric-stripe painting and sculpture
Denmark, Germany. Born 1967
Optical illusion installations, mixed-media geometric sculpture