Tom Wesselmann - Bedroom Face with Lichtenstein   Tom Wesselmann was an influential American artist in the Pop Art movement. His work explored the relationship between art and consumer culture, often using advertising images and found objects as his medium. He was influenced by many artists during that period but he had to come up with his own artistic voice. His exploration of mediums from lithography, textiles, found objects to porcelain and metal gave him the opportunity

Jean-Michel Basquiat - Jawbone of an Ass   Art is a timeless, international language. Great art is indelible. A brilliant artist can express the totality of an emotion or concept in one breathtaking moment. And the viewer evolves along with the artwork. An image may be taken initially in a certain way, but oftentimes, powerful artwork lingers in the heart and mind of the viewer throughout time and continues to reveal even deeper meaning and emotional impact. Artists

Jim Dine - Aldo at Pere Lachaise   Many artists are happy becoming an important name in a single medium. Entire lives have been dedicated to the practice of one discipline — like painting or sculpture. But for other, more restless souls, an artistic life is about chasing down the next horizon, exploring new vistas and terrains for inspiration and expression. Jim Dine is one of these restless explorers. For more than 60 years, his career never stayed

Andy Warhol + Edie Sedgwick   In ancient Greece, the Muses were nine goddesses who inspired humanity to accomplish great achievements in literature, art and science. The muses were so honored, so beloved, that they were invoked by writers, philosophers and artists throughout history to bless them with inspiration as they began to create. The word "museum" (originally, “cult place of the Muses”) came to mean a place for the public display of art and knowledge. But in

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