My wife and I had a lot of fun there. We saw a temporary exhibition called "The Everywhere Studio" (through February 18, 2018) and some pieces of their permanent collection. I display here my favorites, a very subjective selection as usual. The people on top of this post are admiring Miriam Schapiro`s "Time" (1988-91, Acrylic and fabric on canvas).
Illuminated By An Explosion Nearby
I also enjoyed this view. The painting is a creation by the art collective Art & Language with the title "The Studio at 3 Wesley Place Illuminated by an Explosion Nearby (VII)" (1983, Oil on canvas).
Nicole Eisenman belongs to the up-and-coming artists and is celebrated with a lot of gallery shows & museum exhibitions. I reported once about her show in Manhattan´s Chelsea district (driveby ). Above you can see her "Morning Studio" (2016, Oil on canvas).
Roy Liechtenstein belongs to my favorite artists, so I was glad to spot his "Artist`s Studio with Model" (1974, Oil and Magna on canvas).
The self-portrait by the influential German artist Jörg Immendorff belongs also to the gems.
Above you can see "Bad Thoughts No. 2" by Gilbert & George (1975, Mixed media).
Das Blaue Vom Himmel Herunterlügen
Above some works by the French artist Yves Klein who obviously likes the color Blue very much.
Above Avery Singer´s "The Studio Visit" (2012, Acrylic on canvas) followed by Frances Stark`s very fresh "Behold Man (Nancy and Sluggo recto verso pendant pair)" (2017, Ink, spray paint, and gesso on canvas) & the installation "Fuggetabout It" by Joyce Pensato from Brooklyn (2017).
Maybe someday we will come back.
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