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Mya WardObserver |
With gestural vigor, the artist renders the slowgoing transfers, the phantom platforms, the eastward abyss, the detours to nowhere towns and the long,...
This kitschmeister, lowbrow luminary and indisputable Pop Surrealism pioneer has become something of a cultural touchstone over the course of his...
In the artist's "The Dying World," everything has a particular provenance and a special consequence, the didactics of which come directly from her...
The piece’s enculturation rests on a certainty in its own semiotics—a stalwart belief that no matter the audience, grieving should be collective,...
The artist's vaguely surrealist dreamscapes and gestural portraiture often converged stylistically with the work of the New York School of Abstract...
The frosty Fabergé piece is one of just two surviving eggs designed by Alma Theresia Pihl.
The female body is used so freely to denote really complex ideas about human experience, the artist tells Observer. "That flexibility is something I...
Through her ceramic sculpture, the artist strikes world-weary sentiment into the eyes of nostalgically precious woodland creatures.
His ongoing solo exhibition at LACMA offers a window into his holistic practice and complex design philosophy.
"Depending on the heritage, a lot of abstraction lives side by side with the figure in the form," he tells Observer.
On a recent balmy night, the city’s see-and-be-seen set gathered in the institution's industrial-style kunsthalle for its hotly anticipated benefit...
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