Alex Israel: Noir Card Set David Wojnarowicz which analyzes animalistic and human

which analyzes animalistic and human behaviors and examines Bacon’s long-standing fascination with the wide-open mouth that can be seen in ‘Landscape with Pope/Dictator

It features essays by editor Robert Dean and critic Dave Hickey and a personal tribute by fellow artist Lawrence Weiner

rendered with jagged strokes that evoke the burden of living with humans

The exhibition featured more than fifty lifetime prints made by the artist from approximately 1975 to 1980—many of which had not been previously exhibited—including three life-size diazotype prints from her Caryatid series and Blueprint for a Temple (II) (1980)

imbuing her enduring subject—the human body—with an elusive dimensionality that verges on the abstract and evoking the layered and fragmented texts unearthed at the Egyptian archaeological site of Oxyrhynchus itself

Alex Israel: Noir Card Set David Wojnarowicz which analyzes animalistic and humanThis card set was produced on the occasion of Alex Israel: Noir at Gagosian, Beverly Hills. It includes eleven blank flat cards that reproduce the exhibited paintings in a panoramic format reminiscent of CinemaScope movie screens. Rendered in highly saturated colors, these paintings of unpopulated Los Angeles streetscapes at night depict personal landmarks for the artistfrom Chateau Marmont and the Troubadour to Vons and the Bigg Chill. Produced