The Irascibles photo

The beginning of a look at a massively important group of malcontents!

Episode Notes

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Re-discovered! Untitled by Peter Alexander

Lost and found piece on an Anderson Collection piece

Bracket by Joan Mitchell

A wonder from SFMoMA

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Erased deKooning

Bobby Rauschenberg's complicated masterpiece

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Brillo

A masterclass in commercialism invading the gallery

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Joan Mitchell - City Landscape

Yes, I saw it on Twitter. And yes, it's still Twitter!

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Chuck Close's Tombstone

An ever-lasting art piece

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Geometric Apple Core

An Oldenberg Joint!

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Hera Completes Heracles

A Visual Cacophony

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Warhol's Scream (After Munch)

A wonderful piece that looks at what art history meant in the 1980s!

Key References:

  • Museum Collections:

  • Exhibitions:

    • In 2018, the Munch Museum in Oslo showcased "Andy Warhol – After Munch," an exhibition highlighting Warhol's series of 15 prints based on Munch's renowned motifs, including "The Scream." Artchive+8Munchmuseet+8Sothebys.com+8
  • Auctions:

    • Sotheby's and Christie's have featured Warhol's "The Scream (after Munch)" in their auctions, noting the unique color variations and the fusion of Warhol's and Munch's artistic visions. Christie's
  • Artistic Analysis:

    • The Sparebankstiftelsen DNB art foundation discusses Warhol's energetic Pop rendition of "The Scream," emphasizing how he amplified the image's inherent sense of disturbing anxiety.

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