A piece in the New York Times this week notes the shifting relationships galleries are taking towards physical spaces, including the possibility that galleries may soon abandon their physical locales.“The question is whether galleries will continue to have space in London,” says Frieze’s Simon Fox. The organization has opened its own gallery space at No. 9 Cork Street that works with a range of galleries and dealers. “The answer to that, in time, might be ‘no.’”
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Roy Lichtenstein
Roy Lichtenstein, Kiss V via World Gallery
b. October 27, 1923 in New York City
d. September 29, 1997 in New York City
Schools
Arts Students League of New York
Ohio State University
Roy Fox Lichetenstein is a influential and prominent American Pop artist. He is best known for his comic book style. His first Pop paintings were influenced by cartoon images and techniques from commercial printing. His large scale work Look Mickey (1961) was his first work with Benday Dots and resulted from a challenge from his one of sons.
Look Mickey (1961) via Roy Lichtenstein Foundation
His most famous work is Whaam! (1963) which was adopted from a comic book panel from an issue of DC Comic’s All American Men of War.
Whaam! (1963) via Tate
Lichetenstein was also a sculptor using metal and plastic. He has a public sculpture named Lamp in St. Mary’s in Georgia.
He died of pneumonia in 1997.
Roy Lichtenstein, Drowning Girl via World Gallery
