A silk pantsuit desinged by Halston in 1974. The print is based on Andy Warhol’s 1967 pring “Flowers.”
A silk pantsuit desinged by Halston in 1974. The print is based on Andy Warhol’s 1967 pring “Flowers.”
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“Ad Astra” created in 2005 by Mark di Suvero. The sculpture is 48 feet tall, 12 tons and rises two stories.
Image Credit: Justin Clemons “Ad Astra” created in 2005 by Mark di Suvero. The sculpture is 48 feet tall, 12 tons and rises two stories.
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“Ads” created in 1985 by Andy Warhol. The portfolio of 10 silkscreen prints shows Warhol’s continued fascination with American brand iconography and marketing.
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo “Ads” created in 1985 by Andy Warhol. The portfolio of 10 silkscreen prints shows Warhol’s continued fascination with American brand iconography and marketing.
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“Chattering Man Looking UP at 2,877,433” created in 1983 by Jonathan Borofsky. The figure’s motorized jaw moves up and down, while a sountract repeats the word “chatter.”
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo “Chattering Man Looking UP at 2,877,433” created in 1983 by Jonathan Borofsky. The figure’s motorized jaw moves up and down, while a sountract repeats the word “chatter.”
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“Chattering Man Looking UP at 2,877,433” created in 1983 by Jonathan Borofsky. The figure’s motorized jaw moves up and down, while a sountract repeats the word “chatter.”
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo “Chattering Man Looking UP at 2,877,433” created in 1983 by Jonathan Borofsky. The figure’s motorized jaw moves up and down, while a sountract repeats the word “chatter.”
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“River Song” created in 2011-2012 by Anthony Caro. Caro was known for his use of found steel and industrial objects in abstract compositions
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo “River Song” created in 2011-2012 by Anthony Caro. Caro was known for his use of found steel and industrial objects in abstract compositions