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November 11, 2018
Last Supper by Johan Andersson (2015)
Johan Andersson b. 1986
Last Supper, 2015
Oil on canvas
72 x 144 x 2 in.
November 11, 2018
Darts That Cut Black by Barry Oretsky (1989)
Barry Oretsky
B. 1946
Darts That Cut Black (1989)
Acrylic on canvas
46 x 62 inches
Provenance
Barry Oretsky
Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Inc., New York City
Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Inc., New York City
For sale : $40,000
November 11, 2018
“Lot Fleeing From Sodom” Benjamin West (1810)
“Lot Fleeing from Sodom “ 🔥 by #BenjaminWest 🎨 #1810 oil painting on panel owned by Detroit Institute Of Arts.
This is an original oil painting of Lot fleeing his city of #Sodom as #GOD⚡️ destroys the Valley area 🔥 where people are living wicked with vice.
November 9, 2018
Kerry James Marshall @ MOCA
This exhibition, Marshall’s first major retrospective in the United States, contains nearly 80 paintings, all of which contain images of Black subjects going about their daily business, presented with utter equality and humanity. A deeply accomplished artist, who makes ravishing paintings, Read the rest of this entry »
November 1, 2018
Andy Warhol “Karen Kain” (1980)
Cranbrook Art Museum
Karen Kain is a Canadian ballet dancer who trained at the National Ballet School of Canada. She later became the artistic director at the National Ballet School of Canada. This screenprint is based off a photograph of the dancer. The portrait is embellished with blocks of vibrant yellows, oranges, purples and blues.
The Karen Kain portrait is a colored screen print created with diamond dust on Lenox museum board in 1980. Karen Kain captivated Warhol as she did to audiences around the world who watched her as a principal ballet dancer in the National Ballet of Canada. The screen print was based off of a Polaroid taken by Warhol in his famed studio, The Factory.
October 30, 2018
Cleon Peterson “Blood and Soil”
OTI gallery (Los Angeles, CA)
Extraordinary body of work by Los Angeles based artist Cleon Peterson.
With a strong interest in human conflict throughout history, Cleon’s new body of work reconciled violent history in comparison with present-day violence. Usually depicted through flat, collage-like compositions in which characters of different colors are engaging in physical, blood-thirsty clash, Read the rest of this entry »
October 24, 2018
Frank Stella (1983)
Frank Stella, in full Frank Philip Stella, (born May 12, 1936, Malden, Massachusetts, U.S.), American painter who began as a leading figure in the Minimalist art movement and later became known for his irregularly shaped works and large-scale multimedia reliefs.
Frank Stella works are influenced by Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock, Barnett Newman, Franz Kline and Caravaggio. This 3 D Stella pictured above is one of my favorite paintings at the Detroit Institute Of Arts museum.
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October 23, 2018
Max Beckmann “Self Portrait”
Beckmann often represented himself in disguise or costumed to express his own view that life is a series of roles to be played. In this late self-portrait, the artist seems to have shed disguise: unsmiling, he stands plainly dressed, close behind an easel. The figure is rendered in the strong black outlines characteristic of Beckmann’s rather flat painting style. Tight space presses in around the figure, conveying a claustrophobic sense that underscores Beckmann’s physical presence and close proximity. His gaze is challenging, but it also creates a sense of immediacy in its directness.
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