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Depicting Icons: Mr. Brainwash
Depicting Icons: Mr. Brainwash The 1950s and 1960s saw a thriving culture of celebrity-worship across the United States, in part due to the expansion and evolution of Television and consumer culture....
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Harland Miller: More Than Words
Harland Miller: More Than Words Words and images have existed alongside each other for generations, yet when the words become the main focus of the artwork, a compelling fresh form of understanding and...
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Jonas Wood x Louis Vuitton
Jonas Wood X Louis Vuitton 2019 has been an important year for contemporary American artist Jonas Wood, from his first museum retrospective in Dallas to his record-setting auction results, Wood has...
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Banksy: 20 Minutes or Less
In July, 2019, anonymous graffiti artist Banksy (born 1974) was voted Britain’s favorite artist, beating Leonard da Vinci, Pablo Picasso and Claude Monet to the title. Although his identity remains a...
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Making Headlines: Tyler Shields
Making Headlines: Tyler Shields Tyler Shields, coined as the Andy Warhol of our generation, simply explains his newsworthy influence by sharing “I have been able to make headlines just from making art...
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Introducing James Joyce
British artist James Joyce is known for his vivid color, bold iconography and subverting recognizable symbolism. Working in a variety of media including; painting, installation, drawing and screen...
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Jean-Michel Basquiat: Chaotic Brilliance
“I don’t think about art when I’m working. I try to think about life.” – Jean-Michel Basquiat How could a twenty-one year old black Brooklynite manipulate oil and spray paint into the strokes of...
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Maria Svarbova: Color, Space + Atmosphere
Maria Svarbova’s distinctive style departs from traditional portraiture and focuses on experimentation with space, colour, and atmosphere. Taking an interest in Socialist era architecture and public...
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Herb Ritts: Fashion Royalty
Fashion Royalty: Herb Ritts Self taught fashion and celebrity photographer Herb Ritts (1952 – 2002) has been turning his lens onto supermodels and A List celebrities since the early 70s, after he...
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An Interview with James Joyce
Leading up to our exclusive print release with James Joyce and the Tax Collection, we are pleased to share an in depth interview with the artist. 1) A lot of your work involves subverting familiar...
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An Interview with Dan Alva Leading up to the exclusive print release with Dan Alve and the Tax Collection launching on November 14th, we are pleased to share an in depth interview with the artist and...
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Mel Bochner: Language as Art
Mel Bochner: Language as Art Mel Bochner (b. 1940) is recognized as one of the leading figures in the development of Conceptual art in New York in the 1960s. Starting his career at a time when painting...
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Joe Suzuki: Exclusive Brillo Box Release
Joe Suzuki: Exclusive Brillo Box Release Launching Black Friday, Guy Hepner is excited to partner with the TAX Collection to release the Brillo Box: Exclusive Limited Edition with Joe Suzuki. The...
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Jonas Wood: Multiples of Three
Jonas Wood’s works construct and juxtapose complex forms and traditional perspective using basic geometrical shapes and flat color to create the image. He combines modernist abstraction with realistic...
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Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Complete Sets
Released by the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat this selection of 24-color screen prints published by Flatiron Editions from 2017-2019 are available with delivery before the holidays. The posthumous...
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Myths Series by Andy Warhol
Myths Series by Andy Warhol Created in 1981, the Myths series icons Warhol presents are well known. Their roots are in ancient beliefs, folklore, allegorical tales, and are based on traditional stories...
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Santlov: Star Wars Inspired Editions
Through the world-renowned ToysRLikeUsSeries, Santlov pioneered the usage of inanimate objects to cleverly display mundane and subversive modern human activities and emerging societal and technological...
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An Interview With Ben Evans
Join us Thursday January 23rd at Guy Hepner gallery for the print release and signing of artist Ben Evan’s latest print series launch from 6-8PM with the artist present. Exclusively with Guy Hepner,...
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Keith Haring’s Public Art in New York City
Keith Haring was one of the first New York City pop artists to continuously and purposefully use the city as his canvas. Starting with the chalk Subway drawings he made in the early 80s, to the many...
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Harland Miller: York, So Good They Named It Once
Harland Miller: York, So Good They Named It Once Harland Miller: York, So Good They Named It Once will feature some of Miller’s best-known works alongside new paintings created especially for the...
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