Despite the significant proliferation of his fan base along with his growing art portfolio, Invader remains to be one of the most elusive figures of the contemporary art market. Taking a page from Banksy’s book, Invader has chosen to hide his identity from the public as a way of liberating his art from tradition; … Continued
The 1970s saw a remarkable flowering in Sam Francis’s evolution as a painter and visual thinker. This was arguably his most spectacularly innovative decade, a period of pictorial and conceptual ideas in dynamic flux as the artist configured, deconstructed, and reconstructed colour, form, and space in muscular expansions and contractions. It would be tempting … Continued
Soho Contemporary Art at 259 Bowery on the Lower East Side is a continuation and rebirth of the artists that dominated The Bowery in the eighties, a time when both Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring became the epicenter for the emerging group of artists that blurred the lines between “Street Art” and “Fine Art”. … Continued
March 16-24, Maastricht, The Netherlands. Highlighting three standout exhibitors. “We present a splendid display of some truly rare prints from each of the Danube and Fontainebleau Schools, as well as Italian renaissance prints and a selection of pre-1500 sculptures. In addition, an extremely rare set of proofs by Francisco Goya will … Continued
