Popolo

September 6, 2014 – October 18, 2014

Exhibition View

Featuring works by Julian Opie, George Segal and John Wesley

POPOLO looks at the intersection of assumption, people and the “Pop” movement. All three artists in the exhibition are tangentially related to “Pop”, whether through imagery (John Wesley), association (George Segal) or aesthetic influence (Julian Opie), yet none of them can defined just by it. Repetition, removal and the importance of human interaction are key traits in all three artists works and hopefully through their juxtaposition, further artistic conversations may occur.

Works In Exhibition

John Wesley Exhibition View

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John Wesley Lawrence and the Arabians from the Panoply portfolio: Inspired by the Splendours of the Great War portfolio 1971 Color silkscreen on heavy wove paper

Edition of 125
Signed and dated ’71’ on the front and numbered 51/125 on the reverse in pencil. Publisher’s inkstamp on reverse
Paper size: 30 3/4 x 30 3/4 inches each (78.1 x 78.1 cm each)
(Inventory #25326)

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John Wesley Ovum from the Panoply portfolio: Inspired by the Splendours of the Great War portfolio 1971 Color silkscreen on heavy wove paper

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John Wesley Balkans from the Panoply portfolio: Inspired by the Splendours of the Great War portfolio 1971 Color silkscreen on heavy wove paper

Edition 51/125
Signed and dated ’71’ on the front and numbered 51/125 on the reverse in pencil. Publisher’s inkstamp on reverse
Paper size: 30 3/4 x 30 3/4 inches each (78.1 x 78.1 cm each)
(Inventory #25327)