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Refused naturalization in 1940
Yau characterizes the artist as “an inimitable maverick from the beginning
Painted in the artist’s characteristic soft-focus style
The vivid abstractions on view were executed in oil and incorporate their wood panel supports as integral compositional elements
that Ed Ruscha made between 1998 and 2003
Jean-Michel Basquiat: Gold Dinosaur Plate Rebecca Morris Refused naturalization in 1940Produced by Ligne Blanche in Paris in collaboration with the Estate of Jean Michel Basquiat, this Limoges porcelain plate is based on Basquiats painting Pez Dispenser (1984). Evoking the childhood joy of Pez candies, this work alludes to 1980s consumer culture and pictures a dinosaur figure donning the artists signature three pointed crown, a symbol that Basquiat often used to convey spiritual power and strength.
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