Richard Hambleton

Franz Kline | Richard Hambleton: Portraits and Shadows

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Franz Kline & Richard HambletonPortraits and ShadowsTwo-Person Exhibition The Down Town Association (60 Pine Street, NYC) The culmination of Woodward Gallery’s 30th Anniversary year-long celebration is the much anticipated, two-person exhibition, featuring “Franz Kline | Richard Hambleton: Portraits and Shadows.” This comparison of work, though a generation apart, examines these artistic geniuses with so much in […]

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The Eyes Have It

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Jonathan Borofsky, Chico, Cosbe, Crash, Richard Hambleton, Knox Martin, Moody, Stikman The Eyes Have It Group Exhibition May – July 2024 Woodward Gallery The Eyes Have It at Woodward Gallery is a group exhibition of Conceptual, Contemporary, and Street Artists who integrate versions of the eye as their central subject. The eyes are symbols to draw you

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Artists Margaret Morrison, Richard Hambleton, and Allan D’Arcangelo featured in “Eyes On The Road” at The Petersen Museum

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Artists Margaret Morrison, Richard Hambleton, and Allan D’Arcangelo are featured in 𝙀𝙮𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙍𝙤𝙖𝙙 at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles, California March 30th throughout November 2024.  𝙀𝙮𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙍𝙤𝙖𝙙 highlights the influence of automobiles in life and visual culture on contemporary art. The exhibition is curated by guest curator Jim Farber and spans

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Richard Hambleton - R. Dick Trace It Perpetual Cyclic Calendar To The Year 2000

R. Dick Trace It Perpetual Cyclic Calendar To The Year 2000

Richard Hambleton (1952-2017) /

Richard Hambleton – R. Dick Trace It Perpetual Cyclic Calendar To The Year 2000 Richard Hambleton Flavio Belli Gallery, 1981 Flavio Belli Gallery, 1981 This early, hand-made conceptual project by Richard Hambleton is intended as an ironic statement about the artist as a corporation. This body of work flows from of Richard Hambleton’s Investigation Department

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Summer Garden

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Michael Alan, Jose Aurelio Baez, Susan Breen, Deborah Claxton, Michael De Feo, BK Foxx, Richard Hambleton, Margaret Morrison, Lady Pink, Jaggu Prasad, JM Rizzi, and Swoon Summer GardenGroup Exhibition July – August 2023Woodward Gallery Summer is finally here— and Eldridge Street is abloom! Planted by twelve Artists, a Summer Garden is beautifully cultivated with flowers and

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“House Of Dragons” Character Based on Artist Richard Hambleton – NYT

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This weekend, The New York Times published an article about the in-story physical decline of the “House Of Dragons” character, King Viserys Targaryen (played by Actor Paddy Considine), which explains how the character’s real-life inspiration is Artist Richard Hambleton. A PDF of the New York Times article can be read here.

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Woodward Gallery Releases Vintage Interview Footage with Richard Hambleton

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We are proud to present never-before-seen, rare footage from our archives with Artist Richard Hambleton at Woodward Gallery. Each part can be viewed, separately, by clicking the individual links below to our various Instagram posts. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Woodward Gallery (@woodward_gallery) View this post on Instagram A post shared

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Richard Hambleton - Night Life

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Night Life Richard Hambleton CONCEPTUAL ARTIST Born in Tofino, Vancouver Island, BC and relocated to NYC in the late 70’s, Richard Art Hambleton is the Godfather of Public Art who used the urban canvas to evoke public reaction. He is reputed as an elusive genius after the early deaths of his colleagues Andy Warhol, Jean

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