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Pepi Edbories Love Letter Sculptures
Volume IIThis November, Guy Hepner welcomes a fresh release of Pepi Erdbories ’ Love Letter sculptures, following the sold-out success of her first collection in May. Known for merging sculpture with... -
Russell Young's Portraits of Iconic Femininity
Kate Moss, Marilyn Monroe, and Brigitte BardotRussell Young ’s diamond-dusted portraits are a dazzling interplay of beauty and complexity, capturing cultural icons in a light that is both radiant and reflective. His depictions of Marilyn Monroe,... -
Keith Haring Subway Drawings
A Pivotal Canvas of Political ExpressionThe New York City subway stations served as both a sanctuary and a canvas for the renowned pop artist Keith Haring . Transforming the vacant advertising spaces scattered throughout the...
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Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Andy Warhol
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Roy Lichtenstein
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Jonas Wood
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Tyler Shields
Tyler Shields Photography for Sale at Guy Hepner. Tyler Shields is a renowned photographer, filmmaker, and contemporary artist known for his innovative and provocative work in the world of visual arts. With a distinctive style that pushes the boundaries of conventional photography, Shields has consistently challenged the status quo, redefining the art of storytelling through his lens. What sets him apart from many contemporary photographers is his unwavering dedication to shooting exclusively on film. He believes that film photography has a magical quality that captures the raw, unfiltered essence of a moment, unadulterated by digital alterations. Unlike the prevalent practice of heavy photoshopping and retouching, Shields eschews these digital manipulations, preferring to let his subjects and scenes speak for themselves. His work has been exhibited across the globe, being held in prestigious private collections. Today, he remains to be the only living photographer with an exhibition of his work, a testament to his success. -
David Hockney
David Hockney, born in 1937, in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, is widely regarded as one of the most influential and celebrated artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. His remarkable career has spanned over six decades, during which he has continually pushed the boundaries of artistic expression, exploring diverse media, styles, and techniques with a singular, unwavering dedication to color, light, and perspective. Hockney's artistic journey began in the early 1960s when he emerged as a leading figure in the Pop Art movement, alongside luminaries like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. His early works were characterized by bold, vibrant colors and iconic representations of everyday life. "A Bigger Splash" (1967) and "Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Percy" (1970) are standout pieces from this period, reflecting his mastery of capturing the essence of contemporary life with a distinct visual language. In the 1980s, Hockney transitioned to photography and embraced the medium's potential to explore new dimensions of reality. He famously constructed photo collages by arranging multiple Polaroid shots into intricate compositions, an innovation that significantly influenced the art world and cemented his reputation as a pioneering artist. The allure of his homeland, Yorkshire, England, inspired a series of landscapes, most notably his "Woldgate Woods" series, where he returned to painting with a renewed enthusiasm for nature's vibrant colors and changing seasons. Hockney's passion for landscape painting extended to the American West, particularly California, where he resided for many years. His depictions of Californian swimming pools, lush gardens, and sun-soaked vistas continue to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. Beyond his striking visual art, Hockney's exploration of digital technology further showcases his creative versatility. In the early 2000s, he embraced the iPad as a new canvas, producing a prolific body of work in a digital format. His "The Arrival of Spring in Woldgate, East Yorkshire in 2011" series, entirely created on an iPad, is a testament to his adaptability and innovation. Throughout his illustrious career, David Hockney has received numerous accolades, including the Order of Merit from Queen Elizabeth II and the Praemium Imperiale award. His art resides in the collections of major museums and galleries worldwide, and his legacy endures through the inspiration he imparts to emerging artists. Hockney's contribution to the world of art extends far beyond his breathtaking works on canvas, embracing a kaleidoscope of mediums and ideas. He continues to inspire and captivate audiences with his extraordinary vision, unending curiosity, and unwavering commitment to the beauty of the world around us. David Hockney's artistic journey is a testament to the profound impact an individual can have when they challenge convention and, with boundless creativity, infuse the world with color and vibrancy. His art remains an enduring celebration of life's extraordinary moments, an exploration of perspective, and an invitation to see the world through a more vivid and compassionate lens. In addition to his remarkable artistic legacy, David Hockney's work has proven to be a valuable investment. With a career spanning over six decades and a reputation as a pioneering force in the art world, Hockney's pieces have consistently appreciated in value. His works not only capture the spirit of their respective eras but also resonate with collectors and investors who recognize the enduring appeal of his unique vision. As a testament to his investment appeal, Hockney's artworks have achieved record-breaking prices at major auction houses, further solidifying his position as a blue-chip artist whose pieces continue to be sought after by both seasoned collectors and those seeking to make sound art investments. Investing in a David Hockney artwork is not just a purchase; it is an opportunity to own a piece of art history and secure a valuable asset with the potential for long-term appreciation. -
Keith Haring's Fertility Series
Art As ActivismAt the age of four, Keith Haring learned to draw from his father, who would amuse him by creating cartoon animals. Although his father never pursued an artistic career, he... -
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Odours Of Punt, 1983-2024The Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat released Odours Of Punt this past May 2024 in New York City. Published by Flatiron Editions, the posthumous release is signed and stamped by Lisane... -
Damien Hirst
Spots, Dots, and GridsUniversal, timeless, and immediately recognizable, when you think of Damien Hirst , chances are his Spot prints come to mind. These works have become iconic in British culture, characterized by... -
Mastering the Art of Printmaking
A Journey Through David Hockney’s PrintsA Journey Through David Hockney’s Prints from the 1950s through Today David Hockney, a luminary of contemporary art, has profoundly influenced the realm of printmaking over his illustrious career. His... -
RUSSELL YOUNG'S MICK JAGGER
THE ROCK ICON REIMAGINEDRUSSELL YOUNG 'S PORTRAIT OF MICK JAGGER IS A COMPELLING FUSION OF ART AND ROCK LEGEND. IN THIS PIECE, YOUNG CAPTURES THE ESSENCE OF JAGGER, NOT JUST AS A MUSIC... -
Tyler Shields
Fantasy and DecadenceTyler Shields , a contemporary American photographer, has made a significant mark in the art world with his provocative and often controversial images. Renowned for his distinctive aesthetic and daring... -
Harland Miller
This Is Where It's Fuckin AtHarland Miller , a British artist and author born in Yorkshire in 1964, is renowned for his large-scale, Photorealist paintings of vintage Penguin book covers. Educated at the Chelsea College... -
Andy Warhol
Dollar SignsAndy Warhol's artistic legacy is as multifaceted as it is enduring, encompassing a diverse array of works that challenge conventional notions of art and society. Among his most iconic creations... -
Jeffrey Czum: New Editions
Illuminating the MundaneWE ARE PLEASED TO SHARE SIX EXCLUSIVE NEW WORKS BY PHOTOGRAPHER JEFFREY CZUM, FOLLOWING THE SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH OF HIS COLLABORATION WITH THE GALLERY EARLIER THIS YEAR. HIS LATEST WORK EXPLORES... -
Roy Lichtenstein: Prints from the 1960s
A Pop Art MasterpieceEXPLORING ROY LICHTENSTEIN'S ICONIC PRINTS OF THE 1960S: A POP ART MASTERPIECE ROY LICHTENSTEIN , AN INFLUENTIAL FIGURE IN THE POP ART MOVEMENT OF THE 1960S, IS RENOWNED FOR... -
In Conversation With Jaime Urdiales
A Visit to the Studio Ahead of His Solo ExhibitionIn preparation for Jaime Urdiales' second solo exhibition with the gallery, we visited his studio to catch up on his recent work over the past year. This eagerly anticipated exhibition... -
Jojo Anavim
A Nostalgic Ode to SummerJojo Anavim , a contemporary artist celebrated for his vibrant and evocative works, masterfully bridges the gap between pop culture and personal memory. His paintings revisit themes of summer and...
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