About The Work
Hopf has worked in a wide range of media, offering an absurdist-and ultimately utopian-exploration of artistic forms and everyday conventions. Her silkscreen print was inspired by the work of Bridget Riley, whose style is here unexpectedly used to depict a nose. Judith Hopf is based in Berlin.
Courtesy of ICA London
About Judith Hopf
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: On View, Fall 2019: 7 Works by Blue-Chip Artists to Invest in This Month
- Art 101: Judith Hopf's Silly, Yet Soulful, Sheep
- Interviews & Features: Judith Hopf on the Importance of (Occasionally) Being Stupid
- News & Events: With a Subtly Effective Upgrade, SculptureCenter Reopens in an Expanded Field (of Possibilities)
- Art 101: The World's Most Influential MFA Programs, Part 2
Silkscreen on paper
15.75 x 19.68 in
40.0 x 50.0 cm
Signed and numbered
About The Work
Hopf has worked in a wide range of media, offering an absurdist-and ultimately utopian-exploration of artistic forms and everyday conventions. Her silkscreen print was inspired by the work of Bridget Riley, whose style is here unexpectedly used to depict a nose. Judith Hopf is based in Berlin.
Courtesy of ICA London
About Judith Hopf
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: On View, Fall 2019: 7 Works by Blue-Chip Artists to Invest in This Month
- Art 101: Judith Hopf's Silly, Yet Soulful, Sheep
- Interviews & Features: Judith Hopf on the Importance of (Occasionally) Being Stupid
- News & Events: With a Subtly Effective Upgrade, SculptureCenter Reopens in an Expanded Field (of Possibilities)
- Art 101: The World's Most Influential MFA Programs, Part 2
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