Though he died at age 31 at the height of the AIDS epidemic, artist Keith Haring (1958-1990) created an iconic body of work. Hs signature use of vibrant colors, energetic linework, and iconic characters inform all work, from his early subway drawings to public murals, sculptures and videos. […]
A premiere Andy Warhol exhibition features works shown for the first time at Moderna Museet Malmö. Titled Warhol 1968, it’s a unique collection of album covers, his famous cow wallpaper, Ten-Foot Flowers and more.
Portrait painter Michal Lukasiewicz explores how bold “patches” of color can create a more contemporary dynamic to his classic, figurative works. Born in Poland, based in Belgium, his acrylic portraiture has been described as high Renaissance blended with Pop art.
There’s so much movement in these paintings by David Humphrey – motion captured, action about to begin and movement implied. Momentum animates the cartoon-style figures and surreal backgrounds, down to the sweeping motion of Humphrey’s emboldened brush.
South African-born painter and digital artist Anton Barnard has a gripping technique, due to his training as an architect. Based now in Germany, he adroitly blends pop art, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism, but isn’t defined by any of these genres alone. See more of his work at […]
Labels reminiscent of the revered soup works of pop artist Andy Warhol appear on 1.2 million special-edition cans of Campbell’s condensed tomato soup at Target stores starting Sunday. -Vintage: The famous Campbell’s soup print by Warhol initially provoked a consideration of legal action at Campbell’s before the company […]
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