Offered by:
Wexler Gallery
201 N. 3rd St.
Philadelphia, PA 19106 , United States
Call Seller
215.923.7030
Showrooms
Showrooms
200 Lexington Ave, Suite 431
New York City, NY 10016
United States
646.293.6603
A Midsummer Nights's Dream (after Shakespeare and Mendelssohn), 2016-2017
-
Description
A Midsummer Nights's Dream (after Shakespeare and Mendelssohn), 2016-2017
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (after Shakespeare and Mendelssohn), 2016-17
Watercolor, ink, mulberry paper, collage, and mustard seed on music score on wood panel
Three individual works
12 x 9 in each
In 1982, artist and teacher Tim Rollins created an after-school program in the South Bronx for his most dedicated students.The Art and Knowledge workshop soon morphed into Tim Rollins and the Kids of Survival (K.O.S.). Together, Rollins and K.O.S. developed a collaborative strategy that combined lessons in reading and writing with the production of impactful works of art. In a process they called “jamming,” Rollins or a member of the collective would read selected texts aloud while other members drew, cut, ripped, painted onto pages of the text, relating the stories to their own experiences. What was manifested from their collaborations became a powerful body of work that can be seen today in over 120 museums and public collections worldwide including MoMA, The Tate Modern and The Art Institute of Chicago. -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Origin: United States Period: New Condition: New. Creation Date: 2016-2017 Styles / Movements: Contemporary Incollect Reference #: 566621 -
Dimensions
W. 9 in; H. 12 in; W. 22.86 cm; H. 30.48 cm;
More Listings from Wexler Gallery View all 108 listings
-
Two Indeterminate Lines, 1993
-
Letter from a Birmingham City Jail
-
1986 Jane, 2022
-
The Bold Corner 1, 2022
-
Two Headed Tree, 2020
-
The Sleeping Woman
-
Deborah and Her Last Card, 2020
-
American Girl Ready for 4th of July Parade, 2019
-
Zinc and Blackened Oak Puzzle Table
-
Coxuria, 1997
-
Una Noche de Estrellas, 2020
-
Sparkling II, 2020
-
Nude, from Seascape Portfolio, 1978
-
T.E. Which Way Which Way?, 2001
