Self Portrait as Catastrophic Failure by Julie Heffernan New York's P.P.O.W. Gallery has noteworthy work by a variety of artists at every show they attend. Even if you just go to art shows as a spectator, not buying, not taking notes, theirs will be one you recall. This year's Expo Chicago was no exception.
You cannot get an idea of Julie Heffernan's painting from this photograph--it is five and a half feet square for one. But more than that the color doesn't translate.
David Wojnarowicz' Science Totem looks a lot more like itself in this image. The artist did several pieces like this but they are not his only work. P.P.O.W. represent the artist's estate.
Carolee Scheemann's paintings below are a little hard to get at via photos (in part because some of them are smaller pieces). The video, shaky handed as it is, may help.
You cannot get an idea of Julie Heffernan's painting from this photograph--it is five and a half feet square for one. But more than that the color doesn't translate.
David Wojnarowicz' Science Totem looks a lot more like itself in this image. The artist did several pieces like this but they are not his only work. P.P.O.W. represent the artist's estate.
Carolee Scheemann's paintings below are a little hard to get at via photos (in part because some of them are smaller pieces). The video, shaky handed as it is, may help.
Science Totem by David Wojnarowicz
Paintings by Carolee Schneemann
Tenebration
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