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[moma]

We’re saddened by the loss of artist Marisol, known for her Pop art sculptures. Browse her works in our collection.

[Marisol (Marisol Escobar). The Family. 1962. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. © 2016 Marisol]

[museumgifs]

Os Gêmeos Sem Titulo (Untitled)

2008-2010 Mixed media

[imazukei]

2014

“Goddess of Theater ”

Oil on canvas

46 × 28.6 inches ( 116.7 × 72.7 cm )

Kei IMAZU

[weatherwax]

[le-jaune]

BIMBA Y LOLA – SS16

[lillykurotani]

Cards and wrapping paper project

“Miss Dolly”

#textile#card#gift#wrappingpaper#pop#minerals

[heathwest]

Bernard Frize GLO…, 1997

[wgsn]

Metallics transition from runway to street in Shanghai. WGSN street shot, Shanghai Fashion Week.

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[voixoff]

[qelle]

home of  french ceramic artist marguerite ‘guidette’ carbonell (1910-2008) World of Interiors Oct 07

[lynnie-z-blog]

Patch Emblems

Lynnie Z

[topcat77]

Cecily Brown

 St. Anthony on the Bridge, 2010

 gouache, watercolor, and ink on paper

[mrkiki]

Ej Hauser

darkandstormy. 2011 oil on canvas 33"x29"

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[heathwest]

Mira Dancy

[caitlinfoster]

└|∵┌| #dots #patternobserver #textiledesign #textile #pattern #caitlinfoster #print #printdesign (at Freebandz)

[patbradbury]

‘Water’  - New collage. 

[hifructosemag]

They’ve been described as looking like strange alien organisms and beautiful, gelatinous blobs – whatever you want to call her works, Dan Lam’s bizarre “dripping sculptures” have an undeniable fantasy about them. Brightly colored with pointy, tentacle-like attachments, her work captures that special grotesque beauty that only mother nature could dream up. However, the Manila born, Texas-based artist explains: “My work looks organic because the process of creating it is organic.”

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