Artists

Cheng Yung, Mickey McGowan, Timothy Schmalz, Erte, David Middlebrook, Ann Weber, Seyed Alavi , Cameron Hockenson, Hilla Rebay, Laura Corallo-Titus, Amber Stucke, Amy Wilson Faville, Tamara Albaitis, Massimo Lunardon, Stephan Balkenhol , Rosana Castrillo Diaz, Roy McMakin, Jim Isermann , Miroslaw Balka, Kota Ezawa, Liz Larner, Kristin Cammermeyer, Harold Parris, Elena Kulikova, Ffransis Morgan Burthem, Alana Dee Haynes, Maiko Takeda, Collin Elder, Louise Despont, Shawn Thornton, Ben Sadler, Bradley Munkowitz "Gmunk", Masakazu Shirane + Saya Miyazaki, threeASFOUR, Andy Gilmore, Lu Cong, Pierre Fortin , Andrei Protsouk , John Stephens, Anton Yakutovych , Joel Rea , Artavazd Talalyan , Helene Terlien , Dario Ortiz , Imin Yeh, Andrew Baird, Mario Jung, Marco Cochrane, Jonathan Monaghan, Quayola, Daniel Rozin, Ying-feng Yang, Carlo Maria Mariani, Nicola Samori`, Emilio Isgro`, Alfredo Sosabravo, Roberto Fabelo, Juan Garcia Ripolles, Paolo Staccioli, Riccardo Papavero, etc

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Daniele Sigalot

Deborah Butterfield

Gloria Bornstein in Seattle

Dan Curson in Seattle

Martin Blank in Seattle

Christian Moeller in Seattle

Anne and Patrick Poirier in Seattle

signed "Cheng Yung" dated 2005 in Marysville

Catherine Mayer in Seattle

Harold Balazs in Seattle

Ginny Ruffner at Seattle Art Museum

Roxy Paine at Seattle Art Museum

Edward Weston: "Driftwood Stump" (1937)

Edward Weston: “Refracted Sunlight on Torso” (1922)

Dorothea Lange

Zhang Huan: stainless steel sculpture on University Avenue just north of - Toronto

Sorel Etrog: "The Hand" (1972) - Toronto

Michael Snow: "The Audience" (1989) at the Rogers Centre - Toronto

Michael Snow: Flight Stop (1979) in the atrium of the Toronto Eaton Centre (Queen St entrance) - Toronto

John Atkin: "Access to Justice" (2017) - Toronto

Maryon Kantaroff: "Frederick G. Gans Q.C. Memorial" (1980) - Toronto

Marlene Hilton Moore: "Freedom of Religion" (2012) - Toronto

Brian Jungen: "Couch Monster" (2022) in front of Art Gallery - Toronto

Robinson Fredenthal's "Black Forest" (1977) - Philadelphia

Simone Leigh: "Brick House" (2019) - Philadelphia

Nathan Rapoport "Monument to Six Million Jews: - Philadelphia

Jacob Epstein's "Social Consciousness" on campus - Philadelphia

Timothy Schmalz: "Angels Unaware" (2019) - Montreal

Tony Smith: "The Snake is Out" (1992) - Washington

Tony Smith's "Moondog" (1964) - Washington

Tony Smith's "Moondog" (1964) - Washington - Washington

Tony Smith at Seattle Art Museum

Barry Flanagan's "Thinker on a Rock" (1997) and in the back Tony Smith's "Moondog" (1964) - Washington

Barry Flanagan's "Thinker on a Rock" (1997) - Washington

Christopher Wool's "Untitled" (2017) - Washington

Alfredo Halegua's "America" (1970) and Sol LeWitt's "Four-Sided Pyramid" (1997) - Washington

Sol LeWitt's "Four-Sided Pyramid" (1997) - Washington

Lucas Samaras' "Chair Transformation Number 20B" (1996) - Washington

National Gallery's Sculpture Garden/ Sol Lewitt: Four-sided Pyramid (1997) - Washington

Juan Munoz: Last Conversation Piece (1995) - Washington

Rogier van der Weyden's "The Crucifixion" (1460) - Philadelphia Art Museum

Jan Van Eyck's "St Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata" (1432) - Philadelphia Art Museum

El Greco's "Pieta`" (1576) - Philadelphia Art Museum

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's "At the Moulin Rouge - The Dance" (1890) - Philadelphia Art Museum

Marco Cochrane's "Bliss Dance" (2010) in Treasure Island

"Bliss Dance"

Marco Cochrane: "R-Evolution" (2015) in front of San Francisco's Ferry Terminal

Andrew Baird

Mario Jung

Lu Cong

Pierre Fortin (Canada): "The Making of a CEO"

Andrei Protsouk (Ukraine)

John Stephens

Anton Yakutovych (1975, Russia)

Joel Rea (1983, Australia)

Artavazd Talalyan (Armenia)

Helene Terlien (1960, Netherlands)

Dario Ortiz (1968, Colombia)

Cameron Hockenson

Hilla Rebay (1890)

Hilla Rebay (1890): "Rhythmic Delight" (1956)

Hilla Rebay (1890): "Lento" (1949)

Laura Corallo-Titus

Laura Corallo-Titus: "Seapod" (2012)

Laura Corallo-Titus: "Undertow" (2011)

Amber Stucke

"Survival Relationship I & II"

Massimo Lunardon

Duane Hanson: Slab Man (1975)

Michael Heizer: Levitated Mass (2012)

Donald Judd: "For Lou Castelli" (1977)

Nancy Graves: "Trace" (1981)

Erte

Aime Mpane (1968, Congo): "Kanku" (2013)

Aime Mpane (1968, Congo): "L'envie" (2013)

Robert Sagerman: "14010" (2012)

Teo Gonzalez: "Untitle #650" (2012)

Jamie Balbridge: "A Ten-penny Prophet"

Jamie Balbridge: "Vox Dei Third Movement"

Jamie Balbridge: "The Starvation of Czar Nicholas"

Jamie Balbridge: "Perpetual Motion"

Jamie Balbridge:

Jamie Balbridge: "Ink"

Jamie Balbridge: "Hydrocephaelus", "Babylon", "Ova Sacra Emblemata"

Jamie Balbridge: "Ova Sacra Emblemata"

Jennifer Brandon: "Screen I, III, VIII" (2013)

Jennifer Brandon: "Screen I" (2013)

Jennifer Brandon: "Screen III" (2013)

Soly Cisse (1969, Senegal): "The Wave" (2008)

Soly Cisse (1969, Senegal): "The Thinker" (2008)

Abdoulaye Ndoye (1983, Senegal): "Deploiement" (2008)

Abdoulaye Ndoye (1983, Senegal): "Translations" (2008)

Abdoulaye Ndoye (1983, Senegal): "Alignment" (2008)

Abdoulaye Ndoye (1983, Senegal): "Rimes" (2008)

Abdoulaye Ndoye (1983, Senegal): "Consequences" (2008)

Ian McDonald

Joachim Bandau:

Joachim Bandau: "Untitled" (2010)

Joachim Bandau: "Untitled" (2012)

Joachim Bandau:

Stephan Balkenhol's "Sphaera" in Salzburg

Stephan Balkenhol (2005) in Fisher Auditorium of Rutter Center at UCSF Mission Bay

Stephan Balkenhol: "Sphaera" (2007) in Kapitell Platz in Salzburg

Rosana Castrillo Diaz: mural in Rutter Center at UCSF Mission Bay

Roy McMakin: outdoors furniture at UCSF Mission Bay (2004)

Roy McMakin at Seattle Art Museum

Jim Isermann in Genentech Hall at UCSF Mission Bay

Miroslaw Balka (1958, Poland): "Heal" (2004) at UCSF Mission Bay

Kota Ezawa's "Hotel Movies"

Liz Larner: "Untitled" (2001) in the Helen Diller building at UCSF Mission Bay

Kristin Cammermeyer: "Double How" (2013)

Benoit Mandelbrot: "Arbres Sombres"

Benoit Mandelbrot

Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison: "California Wash" (1996)

Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison: "The Lagoon Cycle" (1974)

Camille Utterbach: "Rain Text" (1999)

Daniel Rozin: "Sharon/ West Bank Map" (2003), "Uncle Sam/ Candy" (2004) and "Yves and Marilyn/ New York Skyline" (2003)

Daniel Rozin: "Sharon/ West Bank Map" (2003)

Daniel Rozin: "Uncle Sam/ Candy" (2004)

Daniel Rozin: "Yves and Marilyn/ New York Skyline" (2003)

Yu Hong: "Wondering Clouds"

Yulia Pinkusevich

Stephanie Syjuco

Harold Paris' "Post & Lintel"

Sculptures at the MacArthur station

Estria's mural in Oakland

Thomas Haag's mural in Oakland

Summer Mei Ling Lee: "Into the nearness of Distance" (2014)

Nathan Lynch: "Dead Reckoning" (2014)

Erik Otto: "Moment of Transformation" (2014)

Nathan Lynch: "Dead Reckoning" (2014)

Magnus Tomasson's sculpture by the pond in Reykjavik

Manfred Wakolbinger: "Connection" (2011) in Salzburg

Banana Bastard's mural in Salzburg

Anna Chromy: "Pieta`" (1999) by the cathedral in Salzburg

Yvan Theimer: "Tortoise with Stelae" (2000)

Pal Bury: "848 Stems in a Cylinder" (1968)

Pal Bury: "25 Balls on Ten Inclined Planes" (1965)

Imin Yeh (2015)

Brian Barneclo (1972, USA): "Systems Mural" (2011)

Elena Kulikova (1985, Russia)

Photography:

Ffransis Morgan Burthem (19??, Britain)

Painting

Alana Dee Haynes (19??, USA)

Mixed Media

Maiko Takeda (1986, Japan)

Jewellery and Fashion

(2012)

(2013)

Collin Elder

Drawing

Louise Despont (1983, USA)

Drawing

(2010)

(2011)

(2012)

(2013)

Shawn Thornton (1977, USA)

Painting

"Pineal Eye Painting Semiotics of the Alchemical Forest"

"The Serpent's Egg in the Seat of Consciousness" (2005)

Ben Sadler(1985, Israel) + Zeitguised (Henrik Mauler and Jamie Raap)

Digital Art

"Badlands"

Bradley Munkowitz "Gmunk" (19??, USA)

Design

"Tron Legacy" (2010)

Infrared5 Mural

Masakazu Shirane (1981, Japan) + Saya Miyazaki (1985, Japan)

Architecture

"Wink" (2014)

threeASFOUR

Fashion

(2011)

Andy Gilmore (1974, USA)

Drawings

Yvan Theimer: "Tortoise with Stelae" (2000)

Frederic Estienne (Fef)

Thomas Leung

Nam June Paik

Nam June Paik's "Rehabilitation of Genghis Khan" (1993)

Carsten Nicolai

Carsten Nicolai's "Unitape" (2016)

Muxin

Muxin's large painting

Marko Peljhan: "Somnium" (2016)

Marko Peljhan, Danny Bazo, Karl Yerkes

Martin Wilner: SETI scientists (2016)

Rachel Sussman: "Cosmic Microwave Mandala" (2016)

Jonathan Monaghan: "Dorilton" (2015)

Quayola: "Laocoon Fragment" (2016)

Daniel Rozin: "Wooden Mirror" (2014)

Ying-feng Yang: "Progress & Advancement" (1988), Singapore

Ying-feng Yang: "Progress & Advancement" (1988)

Mickey McGowan's "Television Remote Controls" (1988)

Mickey McGowan's "He Existed on a Diet of Junk Food" (1982)

Mickey McGowan's "The World is on Television Today" (1987)

Mickey McGowan's "Optimum Aviary" (1987)

Mathias Gmachl's "Echoes" (Boston)

Nancy Schon's "Make Way for Ducklings" at the Public Gardens (Boston)

Stanley Saitowitz's "New England Holocaust Memorial" (Boston)

Saitowitz's "New England Holocaust Memorial" (Boston)

Hank Thomas' "The Embrace" (Boston)

Hank Thomas' "The Embrace"

Jaume Pensa's "Alchemist" (2010) - MIT

Jaume Pensa's "Alchemist" (2010)

Meejin Yoon's "Sean Collier Memorial" (2015) - MIT

Meejin Yoon's "Sean Collier Memorial" (2015)

Bernar Venet's "Two Indeterminate Lines" (1993) - MIT

Bernar Venet's "Two Indeterminate Lines" (1993)

Zhang Hia's "Wind from the Sea" (in CITIC Tower, Beijing)

Zhang Hia's "Wind from the Sea"

Myung-gun Kim (private collection, Beijing)

Chenggang Zeng's "Nine Pieces" (in CITIC Tower, Beijing)

Chenggang Zeng's "Nine Pieces"

Chenggang Zeng

Hubertus von der Goltz's sculpture "Gate to Prenzlauer Berg"

Kata Gyorgy's Monument of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence (2007) in Budapest

Monica Bonvicini: "Don't miss a sec" (2004) at the Maxxi Museum in Rome

Monica Bonvicini: "Don't miss a sec" (2004)

Samson Kambalu's "Antelope" in Trafalgar Sq , London

Holly Hendry's "Slackwater" in London

Holly Hendry's "Slackwater"

Alfred Hrdlicka's monument against war and fascism (1988) in Vienna

Franz Xaver Messerschmidt: "Character Heads" (1771-83) at the Belvedere in Vienna

Thomas Ender: ""Grossglockner with the Pasterze Glacier " (1832) at the Belvedere in Vienna

Anton Prinner: "The Eye or the Target" (1932) at the Belvedere in Vienna

Eva Kmentova's "Woman in the Sun" (1958) at the Kampa Museum in Prague

Tom Friedman's "Takeaway" (2018)

Tom Friedman's "Takeaway"

Howard Fried

Jonathan Borofsky in Seattle

Jonathan Borofsky's "Molecule Man 2 + 2" (1991) at 255 E Temple St

Borofsky's "Molecule Man 2+2"

Jonathan Borofsky: "My Male Self My Female Self at 2,468,007" (1979)

Jonathan Borofsky: "Male/Female" (1999)

Jonathan Borofsky: "Male/Female" (1999) - detail

Joseph Young: The Triforium (1975)

Robert Graham: "Source Figure" (1993)

"Source Figure"

Gidon Graetz: "Mind, Body and Spirit" (1986)

Gidon Graetz: "Mind Body and Spirit" (1986)

Julie Macdonald: "Three Graces" (1963), Pasadena sculptor, at YMCA

Julie Macdonald: "Three Graces" (1963)

Milton Hebald: "Handstand" (1986)

Michael Zapponi: "Alchemy of the Human Spirit" (1999)

Michael Zapponi

Michael Zapponi: "Alchemy of the Human Spirit" (1999) at the YMCA (401 S. Hope Street)

Central Library with Lee Lawrie's friezes at the Central Library of Los Angeles

Central Library's second floor rotunda (Julian Gernsey's ceiling)

Central Library rotunda (Julian Gernsey's ceiling)

Ben Sakoguchi

Therman Statom: Chandeliers (1993) and to the right are Ann Preston's Illuminations at the Central Library of Los Angeles

Therman Statom: Chandeliers (1993) at the Central Library of Los Angeles

Statom: Chandeliers at the Central Library of Los Angeles

Mark Disuvero: "Shoshone"

Michael Heizer: "North, East, South, West" (1969) at 444 Flower Street (formerly Citigroup Center)

Heizer

Herbert Bayer: "Double Ascension" (1969) at City National Plaza at 515 South Flower Street

Herbert Bayer: "Double Ascension" (1969) City National Plaza at 515 South Flower Street

Andrew Leicester's Zanja Madre water garden (801 Figeuroa St)

Eugene Sturman: "Homage to Cabrillo: Venetian Quadrant" (1985) (Figueroa St & 9th)

Ricardo Legorreta (1992)

Paul Hastings building: Herbert Bayer's "Double Ascension" (1969)

Rudolf Schindler House, the first house built in the Modern style

Richard Neutra's Lovell House

Maria Magdalena Campos Pons: "Finding Balance" (2015) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Maria Magdalena Campos Pons: "Of the Two Waters" (2007) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Maria Magdalena Campos Pons: "The Birth of the Cardamon" (2008) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Maria Magdalena Campos Pons: "The Right Protection" (2000) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Maria Magdalena Campos Pons: "Replenishing" (2001) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Campos Pons: "The Flag Year 13: Color Code Venice" (2013) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

"The Falag Year 13" at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Campos Pons: "Bread is Life" (2006) from "Sono Qui" while living in Italy at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Campos Pons: "Songs of Freedom" (2013) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Campos Pons: "Voyeurs and Beholders" (2008) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Campos Pons: "Mobile #3" (2021) from "The Rise of the Butterflies" at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

James Ensor: "Christ's Entry into Brussels in 1889" (1890) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Giovanni Segantini: "Spring in the Alps" (1897) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

William Turner: "Van Tromp" (1844) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

William Turner: "Modern Rome - Campo Vacino" (1839) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Camille Corot: "Houses near Orleans" (1830) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Luca Carlevarijis: "A Regatta in honor of Frederick IV" (1711) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Nernardo Bellotto: "Grand Canal with Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana" (1743) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Giacomo Manzu': "Seated Cardinal" (1977) at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Yoshitomo Nara's Miss Forestat LACMA in Los Angeles

Simone Leigh's "Sentinel" (2022)at LACMA in Los Angeles

Josiah McElheny: "Island Universe" (2008)at LACMA in Los Angeles

Max Beckmann: "Adam and Eve" (1936) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Magnus Zeller: "The Orator" (1920) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Otto Dix: "Leda" (1919) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Gordon Onslow Ford: "Study for the Marriage" (1944) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Jean Dubuffet: "Table with Foliage" (1951) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Jena Dubuffet: "Head with Strong Chin" (1951) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Man Ray: "New York 17" (1966), originally assembled in 1917 from found materials when he lived in New York at LACMA in Los Angeles

Aleksander Rodchenko: "Untitled" (1920) at LACMA in Los Angeles

El Lissitzky: "Proun 3A" (1920) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Lyonel Feininger: "Sleeping Woman - Julia" (1913). A short trip to Paris in 1911 would prove to be powerfully influential for the American-born Lyonel Feininger, who immediately embraced Cubism. The breaking up of form and light would become a hallmark of Feininger’s practice as he adopteu tlie style to his own needs. The subject of this intimate and luminous painting is his wife, the painter Julia Feininger. Her facial features and clothing resemble a mountainous landscape, indicative of Feininger's approach to Cubism, where the prismatic overlapping planes of pastel colors suggest a sense of order and harmony. at LACMA in Los Angeles

Feininger: "Arcueil I" (1907): reflects Lyonel Feininger’s persistent preoccupation with the geometric language of architecture. The figures in Arcueil | (the title of which refers to the suburb of Paris where the artist lived in 1906-7) appear similar to the towering structures in the painting’s background, with their stretched forms attenuated by tall hats echoed in the chimneys and spires beyond. at LACMA in Los Angeles

Paulina Peavy: "Untitled" (1930-70) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Victor Brauner: "La Porte" (1932) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Reuben Kadish: "Untitled - Dr Entozoan" (1935) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Wifredo Lam: "Tropic" (1947), evocative of Santeria at LACMA in Los Angeles

Gordon Onslow Ford: "The Transparent Woman" (1942), painted while in Mexico at LACMA in Los Angeles

Joan Mitchell: "Before Again IV" (1985) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Joan Mitchell: "The Goodbye Door"

Joan Mitchell: "East Ninth Street" (1956) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Franz Kline: "The Ballantine" (1960) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Janet Sobel: "The Burning Bush" (1944) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Isamu Noguchi: "Cronos" (1947, cast 1986) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Sol LeWitt: "Wall Drawing #295" (1976) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Roberto Matta: "Burn Baby Burn" (1966) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Donald Judd: "Untitled" (1977) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Joe Sola: "Desert Path" (2020) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Kevin Mack: "Improvisational Assembly #32 Of Puzzling Purpose" (2022) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Heesoo Kwon: "Premolt 4" (2022) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Martina Lopez: "Heris come to Pass 3" (1991) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Alberta Whittle: "CREAM" (2017) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Sanford Biggers: "Psyche" (2009) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Calida Rawles: "The Space in which we Travel" (2019) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Radcliffe Bailey: "Night Float" (2022) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Sanford Biggers: "Witness" (2016) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Biggers: "Witness" at LACMA in Los Angeles

Adam Pendleton: "Our Ideas #4" (2019) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Rick Valicenti: "Print this Moment" (1995) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Valerie Green: "Physical" (2018) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Emigre: "Talk Talk Talk" (1989) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Joseph Beuys at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Joseph Beuys: Planting a Coconut (1980), Tropical Night (1980), Gold Cake (1982) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Joseph Beuys at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Julie Mehretu: "Congress" (2003) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Julie Mehretu: "Invisible Sun" (2015) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Julie Mehretu: "Cairo" (2013) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Ellen Gallagher: "Exelento" (2004) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Ellen Gallagher: "Bling Bling" (2001) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Kara Walker: "African't" (1996) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Cindy Sherman: "Untitled #512" (2011) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Lira Pittman: "Pathos, Ethos, Logos, Kairos #4,1,2" (2017) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Rudolf Stingel: "Untitled" (2010) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Andreas Gursky: "Review" (2015) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

George Condo: "Dancing to Miles" (1986) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

John Ahearn & Rigoberto Torres at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Hank Willis Thomas: "We shall not be moved" (2022) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Robert Longo: "White Riot" (1982) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Barbara Kruger: "Your body is a battleground" (1989) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Robert Therrien: "Under the Table" (1994) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Therrien at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Jean-Michel Basquiat: "Eyes and Eggs" (1983) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Jean-Michel Basquiat: "Horn Players" (1983) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Basquiat: "Melting Point of Ice" (1984) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Basquiat: "Untitled" (1981) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Basquiat: "Gold Griot" (1984) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

John Valadez: "Robert and Liz" (1984), "Fatima" (1984) and "White Rose" (1983) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Richard McLean: "Foxy Mac" (1974) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Richard McLean: "Satin Doll" (1978)

Jennifer Lee: "Stacked Chairs" (2018) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Jesse Trevino: "El Progreso" (1979) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Cynthia Daignault: "Twenty-six Seconds" (2024) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Gina Beavers: "Smoky Eye Every Step" (2020) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

John Baeder: "Stardust Motel" (1977) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Richard Estes: "Supreme Hardware" (1974) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Idelle Weber: "Quilt" (1974) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Kehinde Wiley: "Louis Philippe Joseph, Duke of Orleans" (2006) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Kehinde Wiley: "Portrait of Malak Lunsford II" (2023) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Nur Kocak: "Chanel Lipsticks" (1988) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Calida Rawles: "North and Penn" (2018) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Elmer Bischoff: "Wading" (1959)

Elmer Bischoff: "Red Fireplace" (1970)

Manuel Neri: "Blue Blond" (1979)

Bruce Conner: "Child" (1960)

Bruce Conner: "Triptych" (1964)

Bruce Conner:

George Herms: "The Librarian" (1960)

George Herms: "The Librarian" (1960) - detail

George Herms: "Temple of the Sun" (1964)

George Herms: "Temple of the Sun" (1964) - detail

George Herms:

Keith Sanzenbach: "Mandala" (1960)

Wayne Thiebaud: "Reflected Landscape" (1968)

Wayne Thiebaud: "Candy Counter" (1962) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Wayne Thiebaud:

Sam Tchakalian: "Orange Juice" (1966)

Mel Ramos: "Chiquita" (1964)

Gerald Gooch: "The Son Created the Father Two" (1974)

Robert Hudson: "Double Time" (1963)

Robert Hudson: "Plumb Bob" (1982) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Fletcher Benton: "Dynamic Rhythms Orange Phase III" (1976)

Fletcher Benton

James Prestini: "Construction" (1970)

Ruth Asawa: "Untitled" (1974)

Ruth Asawa (fountains)

Robert Crumb: "Mr Natural and Flakey Foont in "A Gurl in Hotpants" (1971)

Clay Wilson: "The Flyin' Fuckin' A Heads" (1968)

Clay Wilson: "Captain Edward St. Miquel Tilden Bradshaw meets Bloodthirsty Foe"

Norman Stiegelmeyer: "Return to Infinite" (1978)

Norman Stiegelmeyer: "The Return of Orpheus" (1976)

Norman Stiegelmeyer: "Phoenix Bird in Inner Space" (1968)

Norman Stiegelmeyer: "Out of the Resolution of Conflicts Springs the Eternal Body" (1967)

Satty: collage "The Cosmic Bicycle" (1969)

Satty: collage "San Francisco" (1980)

Satty

Robert Bechtle: "French Doors II" (1966)

Robert Bechtle: "Alameda Gran Torino" (1974) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Robert Bechtle: "61 Pontiac" (1969) at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles

Robert Bechtle

Roger Berry's "Perspective" (2004)

Roger Berry: "Tau" (1984) 160 Spear St, San Francisco

Roger Berry: "Duplex Cone" that traces the sun's summer and winter solstice paths, at Arrowhead Marsh in Oakland (1982)

Roy DeForest: "Terrier's Wolrd" (1974)

Roy DeForest

Eric Orr

Ronald Davis

Billy Al Bengston: "Lux Lovely" (1962) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Billy Al Bengston: "OK Coral" (1961)

Billy Al Bengston: "Bossea Draculas, Hymena Flabelligra Draculas, "Delesseria Decipiens Draculas", "Indophycus Draculas", "Alaria Valida Draculas" (1975)

Billy Al Bengston

Joe Goode: "Happy Birthday" (1962)

Judy Chicago: "Car Hood" (1964)

Judy Chicago: "Female Rejection" (1974)

Judy Chicago: "Rejection Fantasy" (1974)

Ellen Brooks: "Adolescents" (1975)

Carole Caroompas: "From the Dreams of the Lady of the Castle Perilous" (1979)

Carole Caroompas: "“Fairy Tales: Briar Rose” (1989)

Carole Caroompas, “Before and After Frankenstein: The Woman Who Knew Too Much: Bedside Vigil” (1992)

Carole Caroompas, “Hester and Zorro: In Quest of A New World: Master and Servant” (1996)

Carole Caroompas, “Fairy Tales: Beauty and the Beast” (1989)

Ed Moses: "Cubist Drawing E1" (1976)

Jim Pomeroy: "Listen to the Rhythm of the Reign" (1975)

Andrew Wilf: "Dead Ends" (1980)

Andrew Wilf: "Dead Ends" (1980) - detail

Paul Wonner: "Figure by Window" (1962) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Paul Wonner: "Imaginary Still Life with Slice of Cheese" (1977)

David Park: "Four Women" (1959) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Frank Lobdell: "Fall 1971" (1971) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Tauba Auerbach: "Fold" (2012) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Nick Cave: "Soundsuit" (2011) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Nick Cave: "Soundsuit 8:46" (2022) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Eamon Ore-Giron: "Infinite Regress CLXXXIII" (2021) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Philip Guston: "The Tale" (1961) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Philip Guston: "The Cost II" (1977) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Helen Frankenthaler: "Approach" (1962) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Helen Frankenthaler: "Winter Hunt" (1958) at LACMA in Los Angeles

Yvonne Jacquette: "Park Row Aerial" (1982) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Susan Rothenberg: "Blue U-Turn" (1989) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

John McLaughlin: "#13" (1962) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Elizabeth Murray: "This Pair" (1987) at the Stanford Anderson Collection

Keith Sanzenbach Keith Sanzenbach, although his work was exhibited only in a few bookstores and_ bars, became something of an underground legend after his death in 1964. For a brief period, he made some of the era’s most profound paintings. A prize-winning poet at Syracuse University, he completed a year of graduate work at the Univer- sity of New Mexico in Albuquerque before coming to San Francisco in 1957. Sanzenbach moved through a succession of cheap hotel rooms, communal living and studio spaces, and Sausalito houseboats. At one time he lived and painted in the attic of Wallace Berman’s house on Scott Street. He mixed alcohol, barbitu- rates, and methedrine, and it was a combination of these that caused his death while he was living at Big Sur, on April 15, 1964. A precocious and facile draftsman, Sanzenbach occasionally painted realistic landscapes and harbor scenes which he sold to friends and tourists. Chaos Notebook, in which his reflections on suicide, death, and the supernatural were chronicled in writings and drawings that mingled surrealism and expression-ism and, anticipated the more nightmarish features of psychedelic art in the later 196os. Sanzenbach's most monumental works originated with a series of small mandalas circles in Sumi ink on paper painted while he was living in isolation in the Santa Cruz mountains for a short period in 1958. These developed into a series of immense paintings that he completed over the next two or three years while living and working on the roof of an old firehouse on Waller Street, in the Haight-Ashbury district. Most were done on large burlap wrappers acquired from a nearby carpet dealer. Their gestural shapes painted in sweeping swaths and trickles of thin pigment, mixed with gold leaf and scraps of torn paper rested on a minimal underpinning of loose, circular forms and lines that seemed to radiate out from their centers into the surrounding chaos. Keith Sanzenbach, probably the finest painter the San Francisco underground had, died in poverty a few years ago. Sanzenbach’s mandala pictures were completed in a three to four year period at the end of the fifties. The loose weave of jute sacking material, originally used to wrap Oriental rugs, was used to support the delicate staining of rough concentric patterns within the circular images. Bits of rectangular pieces of paper are half glued, half in relief on the textured and tan surfaces of the paintings. The painted papers in conjunction with the circular movement of color creates a flurry of motion across and around the mandala shape. The wholeness of Sanzenbach’s vision is quite extraordinary for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that sacking material and packing paper plus scumbled washes of paint can embody such a lyric art. The pathos of the impoverished surfaces are in such marked contrast to the esthetic pleasures they provide the onlooker that, in hindsight, one can hardly believe such luxurious response could have been had from the meager materials. Sanzenbach’s pictures were impoverished materially even in relation to the mean materiality of other artists during the same period. For example, Robert Rauschenberg’s combine-painting, Bed, seems of the richest quality, as if he could envision the time when anything would be made available for his use. A desperation born of anonymity and longing informs Sanzenbach’s pictures just as elegance, wit and confidence informs those of Rauschenberg. Sanzenbach’s giant fragile flowers look as if pressed between the pages of some unknown book which like Finnegan’s Wake takes a lifetime to read.

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David Simpson

Sam Tchakalian

Mel Ramos

Harold Paris

Sam Richardson

Jerrold Ballaine

Victor Royer

Paul Kos

Howard Fried

Terry Fox

Tom Marioni

Lynn Hershman

Lew Thomas

Maria Nordman

Paul McCarthy

Tom Holland

Eric Orr

Clayton Bailey

Robert Colescott

Doug Wheeler

Hirokazu Kosaka

Allen Ruppersberg

John Baldessari

Steven Kaltenbach

Charles Garabedian

Karen Carson

Eileen Cowin

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Barbara Shawcroft

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