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Tyler Shields
Tyler Shields - Dorothy's Night Out, 2021, Digital c print

Dorothy's Night Out, 2021

Digital c print

22 1/2 x 30 in ; 57.1 x 76.2 cm

Edition

Edition of 3, Framed

About this work

"Dorothy's Night Out" (2021) by Tyler Shields, a digital c print from "The Dirty Side of Glamour" series, dramatically subverts the iconic character. Shields presents a provocative Dorothy, shedding innocence for a rebellious allure. Through his signature cinematic lighting and bold composition, the artist explores the complex, darker facets of pop culture iconography, transforming a beloved figure into a symbol of audacious glamour.

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Auction History

Tyler Shields

· Tyler Shields · Sotheby's · 2016-05 · $18,338

Tyler Shields - Pill Mouth

Pill Mouth · Tyler Shields · Sotheby's · 2022-05 · $8,272

Tyler Shields - TYLER SHIELDS | 'GLITTER MOUTH', 2012

TYLER SHIELDS | 'GLITTER MOUTH', 2012 · Tyler Shields · Sotheby's · 2020-10 · $28,663

Tyler Shields - 'MOUTHFUL', 2012

'MOUTHFUL', 2012 · Tyler Shields · Sotheby's · 2020-03 · $12,500

Tyler Shields - MOUTHFUL

MOUTHFUL · Tyler Shields · Sotheby's · 2019-02 · $23,750

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About the The Dirty Side of Glamour Series

Tyler Shields' The Dirty Side of Glamour series deconstructs the mythology of high-fashion photography through raw, provocative imagery. Known for his unflinching approach to celebrity and beauty culture, Shields explores the tension between aspiration and authenticity in this powerful collection.

Using photography and mixed media techniques, the series challenges conventional aesthetics by revealing the artificial constructs beneath glamorous surfaces. Shields' work has garnered significant collector interest for its cultural commentary and technical mastery, positioning him among contemporary artists reshaping dialogue around image-making and identity.

The pieces in this series demonstrate why Shields' market value continues to appreciate among serious collectors seeking contemporary work with conceptual depth and visual impact. His exploration of glamour's contradictions resonates particularly in today's image-saturated landscape.

Ideal for collectors interested in contemporary photography, cultural critique, and investment-grade art, The Dirty Side of Glamour represents a pivotal body of work from an artist whose influence on modern visual culture remains undeniable.

Works from this series are available for purchase. Enquire now for availability and pricing.

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Dorothy's Night Out

About Tyler Shields

Tyler Shields was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and began his creative career as a professional inline skater, competing in the X Games and touring with Tony Hawk before shifting his focus to photography. His early photographs gained attention online, and a chance viral image helped launch his career as a photographer working within the Hollywood entertainment world.

Shields is known for bold, provocative photography that blends glamour with elements of tension, danger, and destruction, often incorporating rich color, dramatic lighting, and meticulously staged scenes. His work frequently explores contrasts between beauty and chaos, using striking visual concepts, from vivid color explosions to scenes built around luxury objects, to create images that are both polished and unsettling. He has photographed a wide range of actors and public figures throughout his career, always aiming for a cinematic, tightly composed final image captured in camera rather than through digital manipulation.

Beyond photography, Shields has worked as a filmmaker, screenwriter, and author, publishing both photography books and fiction. His work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and public collections, and he continues to be based in Los Angeles.

Guy Hepner works with collectors seeking Tyler Shields's bold, cinematic photography. Contact us to discuss available inventory or to inquire about upcoming releases.

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