With a giant, soft drum set by Claes Oldenburg, a white alphabet by Jasper Johns, a combine painting with radio attached by Robert Rauschenburg, a halved peach, Buick, naked lady (all together) by James Rosenquist, rows of Campbell's soup cans by Andy Warhol, pin-up girls by Mel Ramos, and a graphic explosion by Roy Lichtenstein, the works gathered here pack more of a big bang than a mere pop. With signature pieces by the movement's stars, the John and Kimiko Powers Collection of Pop Art is considered one of the most extensive in private hands. Accompanied by individual essays on each of the represented artists.

Pop Art: The John And Kimiko Powers Collection

Arts & Photography

DINE, Jim

Hickey, Dave

SHAPIRO, DAVID

Johns, Jasper

Rauschenberg, Robert

Rosenquist, James

Goldman, Judith

Rothkopf, Scott

OLDENBURG, Claes

Norden, Linda

RIVERS, Larry

Crone, Rainer

Schaesberg, Petrus Graf

Relyea, Lane

LICHTENSTEIN, Roy

Gilbert-Rolfe, Jeremy

Wesselmann, Tom

Ramos, Mel

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

GAGOSIAN GALLERY

Book by Crone, Rainer, Schaesberg, Petrus Graf, Graf Schaesberg, Petrus

Louise Bourgeois: The Secret of the Cells

History & Criticism

Prestel Pub

Now available in a flexi format, this introduction to the art of the renowned sculptor focuses on Louise Bourgeois Cell installations, while placing them in the context of her influential work.Since the 1930s Bourgeois has worked with materials ranging from rubber, wood, fabric, and metal to glass, paper, cement, and marble, through which she has told the stories of her own life and the lives of others. The artist s stylistic diversity is as broad as the materials she employs. This book also traces Bourgeois life from her youth as the daughter of Parisian textile workers and her years studying under Ferdinand Leger, through her experiences with the leading artists of the New York School in the 40s and 50s, up to her famed large and often controversial installations. In addition, this generously illustrated book presents the complete cycle of Cell installations from the 1990s. In these contained environments Bourgeois reflects on the human tendency toward isolation and on her own memories. Together these works reveal the evolution of a sculptor s career.

Reference

Now available in an updated and expanded edition, this survey of an essential series in the art of Louise Bourgeois serves as an introduction to her influential work. In her work, Bourgeois used materials ranging from rubber, wood, fabric, and metal to glass, paper, cement, and marble, through which the stories of her own life resonated with the lives of others. This generously illustrated book presents the complete cycle of "Cell" installations from the 1990s until a short time before Bourgeois’s death in 2010. In these contained environments Bourgeois reflected on the human tendency toward isolation and her own memories. The book also places this work in the context of Bourgeois’s life as an artist, including her youth as the daughter of Parisian textile workers, her studies with Fernand Léger, and her experiences with the leading artists of the New York School in the 40s and 50s.

Prestel

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