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1 de feb. de 2024 · Nicole Eisenman es una de las principales protagonistas de la escena artística de Nueva York desde la década de los años 90 y es una de las artistas contemporáneas más influyentes que trabajan hoy en día, promoviendo nuevos tipos de resistencia y comunidad, aportando casi siempre a su trabajo un sentido del humor anárquico e irónico.
Nicole Eisenman (* 1965 in Verdun, Frankreich) ist eine amerikanische Künstlerin, die mit einem figurativen malerischen Werk bekannt geworden ist. Leben und Werk Eisenman wurde in Verdun, Frankreich, geboren, weil ihr Vater, ein Psychiater im Dienst der US ...
Nicole Eisenman (American, b. 1965) is a Contemporary painter, printmaker, and sculptor, with a wide body of figurative and often humorous work. Inspired by Social Realism and German Expressionism, Eisenman frequently mines art history for her imagery, both satirizing the bourgeois and imbuing them with pathos.
Nicole Eisenman Exhibitions: Tales of Manhattan, A 25th Anniversary Exhibition, July 8 - August 20, 2021; Maquette and Paper Pulp Works, Nicole Eisenman, February 25 - April 3, 2021; NOW ON VIEW AT 16 EAST 55TH STREET, December 9 - 23, 2020; Incelesbian, Nicole Eisenman, February 20 - March 28,...
Nicole Eisenman American, b. 1965. Follow. 19k. 19k Followers. One of the most important figurative painters working today, Nicole Eisenman explores the human condition in prints, paintings, drawings, and mixed-media works full of tenderness and dark humor.
10 de abr. de 2024 · Installed largely in chronological order, What Happened invites all present into Eisenman’s mind which delves into the deep philosophical struggles of our time but not always without humor, evident specifically in some of the works on paper. Two of these include Shit My Lips Are Chapped (1995) in the newspaper comic style of Ernie Bushmiller’s Nancy and Alice in Wonderland (1996) which ...
A collaboration with The Poetry Project in downtown New York, organized by Nicole Eisenman and featuring a riotous painting by Eisenman on the cover, the issue gathers new work by a dozen distinguished poets in a special feature, along with contributions by Jeremy O. Harris, Anne Waldman, Mark Bradford and many more.
