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When Marc Quinn studied art history in the 1980s, he became enamored with Dutch flower painting of the 16th and 17th centuries. These painters were obliged to wait for each flower to come into season before painting it into their compositions, culminating, and images of ideal but impossible bouquets.
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Marc Quinn, The White Mangrove of Isabella Island
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After making his first frozen blood head Self (1991), contemporary British artist Marc Quinn continued to experiment with his own refrigerated likeness. With The Origin of Species (1993), the experiment became a way to examine the interconnectedness of humanity and nature. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Marc Quinn, The Origin of Species
Yinka Shonbare MBE, Girl Girl Ballerina (All Photos By Gail)
What an amazing treat it is to have Flag Art Foundation founder Glenn and his wife Amanda Furhman share a selection of sculptures and assorted artworks from their own private collection with fans of their very cool gallery. Geoffrey and I attended the opening reception on Saturday (in the middle of a snow storm!) and were just blown away by an amazing collection that looks like it belongs in a museum. Here are a few of our favorite pieces!
Continue reading A Secret Affair: Selections from the Fuhrman Family Collection at Flag Art Foundation