
Pop, Pattern & Pulse
Works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kusama, Julian Opie and David Hockney
About This Collection
Guy Hepner presents a selection of works by five artists who have shaped how we see contemporary culture. Jean-Michel Basquiat's raw, gestural line meets Andy Warhol's cool, saturated icons, from the dollar sign and the Siberian tiger to his delicate cherubs and blooming flowers. Yayoi Kusama's dotted pumpkins and infinity-net patterns pull the viewer into a world of obsessive repetition, while Julian Opie reduces the human figure to luminous, essential contours. Completing the group, David Hockney brings the pleasure of looking to the digital age with his iPad drawings of gardens, windows and flowers.
Spanning drawing, screenprint and digital work, the selection moves between spontaneity and precision, the personal and the iconic. Together, these works show how line, color and repetition can turn the everyday into something unforgettable.
Works in This Room

Andy Warhol
Siberian Tiger F.S. II 297 from Endangered Species, 1983
Screen print on Lenox Museum Board

Andy Warhol
F.S. IV105A In The Bottom Of My Garden, 1956
Offset color lithograph heightened with watercolor

Andy Warhol
F.S. IV95A In The Bottom Of My Garden, 1956
Offset color lithograph heightened with watercolor

Andy Warhol
F.S. IV104A In The Bottom Of My Garden, 1956
Offset color lithograph heightened with watercolor
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