A.B.8, 2006 - Ashley Bickerton
About the Work
About A.B.8
Bickerton's status as an émigré artist living on the island of Bali plays out in his critique of Western culture and consumerism. A.B.8 is an embroidered piece from a series in which the artist creates a design ...Read More
Bickerton's status as an émigré artist living on the island of Bali plays out in his critique of Western culture and consumerism. A.B.8 is an embroidered piece from a series in which the artist creates a design using a range of colors and patterns, developing a distinctive logo all his own that he then appropriates for use in his paintings and photographic work.Read Less
About the Artist
About Ashley Bickerton
Ashley Bickerton came into the New York scene as part of the Neo-Geo "Fab Four" made up of himself, Peter Halley, Meyer Vaisman, and Jeff ...Read More
Ashley Bickerton came into the New York scene as part of the Neo-Geo "Fab Four" made up of himself, Peter Halley, Meyer Vaisman, and Jeff Koons. During this time, he was best known for his "abstract logos," works that critiqued the commodification of art objects. After moving to Bali in 1993, his career and aesthetic shifted. Though the colorful nature of his works and the materials from which they are constructed are directly influenced by his exotic locale, Bickerton's works are globally reflective. He keeps an open channel of communication and awareness between his remote studio and the contemporary art scene, resulting in works that speak to both global issues and his personal contemplations.Read Less
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Description
Framed embroidery on fabric.Dimensions
This work comes in a frame measuring 18.9" x 26.4".Shipping
Ships in 10-14 business days.This work is final sale and not eligible for return.
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