Sixties Surreal is one of the current exhibits at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. The Whitney describes the exhibit as an “efflorescence of psychosexual, fantastical, and revolutionary tendencies.” (Say what?) The exhibit is way more interesting than that.
Humanscape #56, Mel CasasNo More Games, Benny AndrewsViet Nam, Timothy WashingtonJohn Doe, Edward KienholzGee Baby — I’m Sorry, Kiki KogelnikEbony Family, Jae JarrellThe Big Rip Up, Anita SteckelUntitled, Luchita HurtadoWomen and Dog, MarisolUntitled, Joan SemmelweisShadow Panel, Cristina Ramberg Testament of the Holy Spirit, Eduardo CarilloR. Crumb, cover of East Village OtherThree Shadows, Adger Cowans Untitled, Paul ThekScreamin’ Jay Hawkins, Karl WirsumGive Me Anything and I’ll Sign It, Ed RuschaMan, Boy, Doe, Joseph RaffaelUntitled (Movie House with Nude Female), Roger BrownCamel VI, Camel VII, Camel VIII, Nancy Graves
What a selection! Admire so much the powerful, thought-provoking messages delivered through artistic expression. Also appreciated the humor in the piece titled “Give Me Anything and I’ll Sign It.” Made me laugh out loud.
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What a selection! Admire so much the powerful, thought-provoking messages delivered through artistic expression. Also appreciated the humor in the piece titled “Give Me Anything and I’ll Sign It.” Made me laugh out loud.
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The works by Wirsum and Graves are my favorites.
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Definitely looks like a very interesting exhibit and one you wouldn’t go through quickly. Lots to think about in the pieces.
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