The Hirshhorn hosted earlier this year a temporary exhibition dedicated to 1980's contemporary art.
Below is a summary of the exibition, together with an introductory video and some photos.
From Hirshhorn.si.edu: Brand New: Art and Commodity in the 1980s: "It’s the 80s as you’ve never seen it before. Explore the iconic decade when artwork became a commodity and the artist, a brand. Razor-sharp, witty, satirical and deeply subversive, these nearly 150 works examine the origins and rise of a new generation of artists in 1980s New York who blurred the lines between art, entertainment and commerce, a shift that continues to define contemporary art today."
For the introductory video, click here.
Tormented Self Portrait (Susie at Arles) No. 2 by Ashley Bickerton (1988) |
Thanks for visiting the Hirshhorn with us. And please remember: It's always Susan never Susie.
P.S. Also earlier this year, Dolcezza opened a coffee bar in the lobby of the Hirshhorn. Below, check out the artistic design.
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