Jeff Koons: Split-Rocker (Vase) Kevin Jerome Everson captures the temporal culture of

captures the temporal culture of visual art to which the Oxyrhynchus canvases belong

rendered with great delicacy and detail in idiosyncratic formats

Revealing Wood’s deep attunement to the interplay of content and form

A leading American Pop artist of the 1960s

For the first time

Jeff Koons: Split-Rocker (Vase) Kevin Jerome Everson captures the temporal culture ofJeff Koons has collaborated with Bernardaud to translate his iconic floral sculpture into a limited edition vase made of bisque porcelain. Split Rocker (2000) is a spectacular planted form that towers over thirty seven feet high and features more than fifty thousand flowering plants. The inspiration for the sculpture came when Koons decided to split and combine the forms of two similar but different toy rockersa pony belonging to his son and a