Vanity Fair profiles Nate Lowman as he prepares for his new show at the Brant Foundation Art Study Center, opening on November 11th. The exhibition will house 10 gas-pump panels, large-scale air fresheners, paintings on studio drop cloths, a tow-truck boom in the shape of a cross, “Trash Landing Marilyn” paintings and digital prints of oil rigs named after stars from the TV show Dynasty.
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