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Can You Feel It? (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
This is a set of five lithographs from Mark Bradford's series Can You Feel It?, a celebration of urban culture.
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Original Price: $6000
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Untitled (1999)
by Jim Hodges
Print
This simple, untitled print by Jim Hodges was made using an etching and aquatint with a special technique called chine-collé, which allows the artist to transfer an image onto delicate paper.
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Original Price: $4000
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The Sunlight of the spirit is the Warmth of Love (2005)
by Chris Johanson
Print
This colorful, folk-art-style explosion in four-color etching channels Johanson's hope for change in the future, despite the fact that “the world’s a mess.”
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Original Price: $1200
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Untitled (1995)
by Robert Mangold
Print
An iconic Minimalist, Robert Mangold is a master at using colors and forms in unexpected ways, fusing differently shaped canvases and drawn shapes to create new, formalist structures.
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Oedipus Schmedipus (1994)
by Richard Prince
Mixed Media
Known for his "appropriation art" critiquing American culture, artist and collector Richard Prince examines mainstream humor in this joke t-shirt.
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Untitled (2006)
by Carroll Dunham
Print
Despite his playful, cartoon-like style, Carroll Dunham's images are often dark, violent, and sexual. This print shows a recurring subject in his work: the back of a man with his pants down, holding a gun.
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Can You Feel It? (Big Daddy) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
Can You Feel It? celebrates urban culture with found objects, an artistic practice Bradford developed during his childhood in Los Angeles.
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Can You Feel It? (Putcho Dress Down) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
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Can You Feel It? (mijo) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
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Can You Feel It? (Fasss) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
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Can You Feel It? (Sissafied) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
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Upcoming Sales
Can You Feel It? (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed MediaThis is a set of five lithographs from Mark Bradford's series Can You Feel It?, a celebration of urban culture.
Untitled (1999)
by Jim Hodges
PrintThis simple, untitled print by Jim Hodges was made using an etching and aquatint with a special technique called chine-collé, which allows the artist to transfer an image onto delicate paper.
The Sunlight of the spirit is the Warmth of Love (2005)
by Chris Johanson
PrintThis colorful, folk-art-style explosion in four-color etching channels Johanson's hope for change in the future, despite the fact that “the world’s a mess.”
Untitled (1995)
by Robert Mangold
PrintAn iconic Minimalist, Robert Mangold is a master at using colors and forms in unexpected ways, fusing differently shaped canvases and drawn shapes to create new, formalist structures.
Oedipus Schmedipus (1994)
by Richard Prince
Mixed MediaKnown for his "appropriation art" critiquing American culture, artist and collector Richard Prince examines mainstream humor in this joke t-shirt.
Untitled (2006)
by Carroll Dunham
PrintDespite his playful, cartoon-like style, Carroll Dunham's images are often dark, violent, and sexual. This print shows a recurring subject in his work: the back of a man with his pants down, holding a gun.
Can You Feel It? (Big Daddy) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed MediaCan You Feel It? celebrates urban culture with found objects, an artistic practice Bradford developed during his childhood in Los Angeles.
Can You Feel It? (Putcho Dress Down) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed MediaCan You Feel It? (mijo) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed MediaCan You Feel It? (Fasss) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed MediaCan You Feel It? (Sissafied) (2004)
by Mark Bradford
Mixed Media
