Pink and yellow slips of paper announce the results of the ballot count in Haringey, London, for the European Union membership referendum; a ...
Tom Wesselmann At Gagosian Gallery
Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004) was a leading exponent of American Pop art who explored the classical genres of the nude, still life, and landscape, ...
Francis Bacon At Gagosian At Grosvenor Hill, London
The moment a number of figures become involved, you immediately come on to the storytelling aspect of the relationships between figures. And that ...
Jeff Wall At Gagosian New York
From his pioneering use in the 1970s of backlit color transparencies—a medium then synonymous with advertising—to his intricately constructed scenes ...
Setsuko At Gagosian Paris
Nature is my master. Without its guidance, how could I paint or work? My Swiss garden is surrounded by forests and mountains. I look closely; Nature ...
Takashi Murakami At Gagosian Beverley Hills
I feel like people tend to look at a painting and think, “OK, one artist paints a painting.” As if the condition remains the same ten years ago, three ...
Andreas Gursky At The Gstaad Saanen Private Airport
You never notice arbitrary details in my work. On a formal level, countless interrelated micro- and macrostructures are woven together, determined by ...
Albert Oehlen At Gagosian Beverly Hills
What gives me freedom, what encourages me to move, are the rules that I set up for myself. — Albert Oehlen Central to Oehlen’s oeuvre is the innate ...
John Currin At Gagosian Geneva
There’s a kind of a distortion that happens with adoration. — John Currin Throughout his career, Currin has searched for the point at which the ...
Walter De Maria At Gagosian London
If the Large Earth Sculpture is an expression of myself only . . . then it is a failure. It must express the feelings of most of the people, not only ...
