Nexus8e

[aarchval]

Florence Henri, Autoportrait, 1928.

[sonimage1965]

Kenichi Nagata

1970s

[nobrashfestivity]

Hakozaki Masaaki

A CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPE OF A NIGHT SCENE Japan, oil on canvas, signed in Japanese, "Hakozaki Masaaki," on a label in the back with a title, meaning a landscape of Urayasu, framed, 42 x 59 7/8 overall, painting 36 1/2 x 55 in.

[justanothermasterpiece]

Joan Mitchell.

[lalondejackson-deactivated20210]

Beate Kuhn, ceramic

[badarchitecturesucks]

“My father dared to unveil white culpability, our shared role in allowing the racist terror that he had witnessed since boyhood, when the Klan marched openly by the thousands in the streets of Los Angeles. As poor Jewish immigrants, his family fled extermination in the Ukraine. He understood what hatred was. It was the subject of his earliest works. […] This should be a time of reckoning, of dialogue. These paintings meet the moment we are in today. The danger is not in looking at Philip Guston’s work, but in looking away.” - Musa Mayer

[badarchitecturesucks]

Joseph Beuys

[badarchitecturesucks]

Sterling Ruby, EXHM, 2012

[badarchitecturesucks]

Robert Rauschenberg, Castelli / Small Turtle Bowl (Cardboard), 1971 Cardboard fragments stapled on cardboard 94 1/2 × 145 × 2 in | 240 × 368.3 × 5.1 cm

[arthuntblog]

Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011) [USA] — ‘Untitled’, 1979. Acrylic on canvas (54 x 43.8 cm).

[arthuntblog]

Agostino Bonalumi (1935-2013) [Italy] — ‘Marrone‘, 1964. Shaped canvas and vynil tempera (100 x 100 cm).

[iconist]

unknown artist

[nexus8e]

Mike Winkleman aka Beeple Electric Intestines

beeple-crap.com

[vuls]

estela sokol

[artequemegusta-blog]

Lygia Clark, Bicho (study), 1960

Adhesive tape, Balsa wood, Graphite, Cardboard 28.5 x 42.5 cm 11 ¼ x 16 ¾ ins

Copyright ‘The World of Lygia Clark’ Cultural Association, Rio de Janeiro

[chrismayne]

Robert Rauschenberg

[mentaltimetraveller]

Mirco Marchelli Canzone in levare, 2025 Jute, white cement, white mortar, plaster, fabrics, acrylic and wax on wood panel 152 x 125 x 6 cm

[mybeingthere]

Christo (b. 1935) Wrapped Couch (Project), 1973.