Andy Warhol, Vote McGovern, 1972 - colour screenprint |
This exhibition made me so happy! From the moment I entered to find a suite of Andy Warhol's Electric Chair prints to my left and a suite of Marilyn prints to my right I knew this was going to be a great exhibition. And it is. It is a fabulous survey of modern American printmaking with great work by a host of great artists. In addition to Warhol the exhibition features Chuck Close, Jim Dine, Jenny Holzer, Jasper Johns, Donald Judd, Sol Lewitt, Bruce Nauman, Claes Oldenburg, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra and many, many more. The survey spans the decades since the 1960s - from the moment of Pop and contemporary events such as the assasination of J.F. Kennedy, the Apollo 11 moon landing and Vietnam - through to the more recent period marked by AIDS and the politics of race and gender.
Read reviews by Alastair Sooke, Emily Spicer, Michael Glover, Marina Vaizey,
(Click on images to enlarge.)
Andy Warhol, Electric Chair, 1971 - from suite of 10 colour sceeenprints |
Jasper Johns, Flags II, 1973 - screenprint |
Jim Dine, Five Paintbrushes (first state), 1972 - etching |
Jim Dine, Five Paintbrushes (sixth state), 1973 - etching, drypoint, soft-ground and aquatint |
Claes Oldenburg, Profile Airflow, 1969 - moulded polyurethane relief over lithograph |
Ed Ruscha, Standard Station, 1966 - colour screenprint |
Bruce Nauman, Clear Vision, 1973 - lithograph and screenprint |
Wayne Thiebaud, Bacon and Eggs, 1964 - etching |
Robert Bechtle, '60 T-Bird, 1967 - etching |
Richard Serra, Core, 1987 - screenprint with paintstick |
Chuck Close, Phile Spitbite, 1995 - spit-bite aquatint and etching |
Richard Estes, Grant's, 1972 - colour screenprint |
Andy Warhol, Jackie II, 1965 - colour screenprint |
Jenny Holzer, AKA, 2006 (from AKA 1-5) - photo-etching |
Mel Bochner, It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This, 2013 - etching with aquatint |
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