ROBERT INDIANA "THE WALL" SCREENPRINT, 1990Robert Indiana (1928 2018) was a pre eminent figure of American Pop art best known for his masterpiece, the iconic "LOVE". Inspired by the mythology of the American dream, Indiana engaged with everyday objects, words, symbols, and commercial graphic designs (like logos), and quickly became associated with the Pop Art movement. Indiana's first solo show took place in 1962 at the Stable Gallery in New York, the same gallery that hosted Andy Warhol's

Exhibition history: The Outsiders

printed in 2019

Katz kept the tradition of figurative painting alive as it had long been out of style

Town would switch gears and embark on new series with new material

25"W (Framed with museum glass)

Displayed in an era when portraiture was a dormant genre in the art world

Numbered in pen on verso along with authentication label and inkstamp

Jade Rude is a Toronto-based multi-disciplinary artist educated in Norway and Canada

yet his works are visceral and contemporary

One of Wesselmann's earliest paintings was an immediate hit - depicting a stylized nude in simple bold patriotic colors alongside collage elements

Ted Greenwalk

Or is it simply an abstraction