Considered the father of modern color photography, Eggleston elevated the medium to the art form that it is recognized as today. Eggleston’s novel pictorial style deftly combines vernacular subject matter with an innate and sophisticated understanding of color, form, and composition. Continue reading William Eggleston
In the artist’s Wits’ End Mash series, Horn’s use of image and language as subject matter acquires new potency. Continue reading Roni Horn
Intuitive in her approach, Rankin draws on a wide range of subjects and themes, including personal experience, memory, poetry and literature. Responding to John Cage’s adage of being ‘unfamiliar to yourself’, this new body of work emerges from what Rankin has described as ‘a place of free-fall’. ‘I wanted to not know what I was doing’ she has said, at the same time as ‘trying to keep myself off balance in the process of making.’ Continue reading Jessica Rankin
Dubuffet dedicated the last decade of his life to a suite of major series in quick succession, which make up a third of his complete works. Continue reading Jean Dubuffet
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Figura mayor de la generación de los sesenta, el suyo es un universo intimista y atemporal. Continue reading Paco Gómez