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Julian Schnabel rare exhibition poster

Julian Schnabel

Dovehouse Contemporary United Arab Emirates

Artwork details

Artist

Julian Schnabel

Title

Julian Schnabel rare exhibition poster

Description

Julian Schnabel rare exhibition poster

By Julian Schnabel

Julian Schnabel is an American painter and filmmaker, born in 1951 in Brooklyn, New York. He became prominent in the 1980s as part of the Neo-Expressionist movement, known for large, expressive paintings that often incorporate unconventional materials such as broken ceramic plates.

1986

Offset lithograph on paper, vintage exhibition poster

51 x 76 cm

Date

1986

Medium

Offset Lithograph

Edition

N/A

Signature

Unsigned

Sheet

51 x 76 cm

Status

Available

Price

Price on request

The Artist

Julian Schnabel

Julian Schnabel is an American artist and filmmaker born in Brooklyn in October 1951. He was a leading figure in the Neo-Expressionist movement. Known as ‘bad boy’ of the 1980’s American art world, he sought to restore the practise of painting to its pre-abstraction status, along with artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and David Salle. Their animated, expressive nature stood in contrast to the Conceptualist and Minimalist art of the time. Balancing technicality with emotional resonance, Schnabel restored sentience to painting. He renounced flatness and optioned for unconventional supports such as cardboard, black velvet, and weathered tarpaulins. Julian Schnabel attracted attention for his ‘plate paintings’, where he placed unconventional materials, frequently broken pottery, to large scale pieces set on broken ceramic plates. In 1979, he established himself in his one man show and proceeded to gain international recognition, taking his solo exhibits around the globe. In the 1990s, Julian Schnabel flourished as a film director. He explored various platforms such as photography, music, and film. In 1996 he co-wrote and directed Basquiat, based on the life of his peer, Jean-Michel Basquiat. His subsequent films, Before Night Falls, The Diving Bell and The Butterfly have gone on to achieve widespread critical acclaim.