About The Work
Turtlenecks have long been associated with intellectuals since the Beat generation, and Amy Sillman exploits this symbolism in Turtlenecks, poking fun at a disconnected, competitive, and elitist relationship between artists.
About Amy Sillman
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Archival inkjet on Somerset Paper.
14.00 x 16.75 in
35.6 x 42.5 cm
Signed and numbered by the artist.
About The Work
Turtlenecks have long been associated with intellectuals since the Beat generation, and Amy Sillman exploits this symbolism in Turtlenecks, poking fun at a disconnected, competitive, and elitist relationship between artists.
About Amy Sillman
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: Smile! You Made it Through 2020
- Art 101: "What I'd Buy This January '20": Artspace's Advisor Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
- News & Events: Collect the Top-Selling Artists from Phillips' Record-Breaking Year
- News & Events: Steal Vs Splurge: 5 Artworks You'll See Soon at Auction—And Their Much More Affordable Alternatives
- Art 101: "What I'd Buy This June": Artspace's Advisor Hannah Parker Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
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