Live AuctionALT POPAccepting ConsignmentsNew York
ConcludedNov 17 2023
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ROSALYN DREXLER Hunted, 1963
KIKI KOGELNIK Rainy, 1973
IDELLE WEBER Ben Casey II, 1962
KAY KURT In Vogue, 1967
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Auction Info
Auction19 October - 17 November 2023
In conjunction with our marquee 20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening and Day sales, PhillipsX is pleased to present ALT POP: An Alternative History to American Pop Art.
In the prevailing literature that surrounds Pop – and particularly the artists working in America – much attention is paid to a group of five or so men who are central to the movement’s adoption by a broad commercial and critical audience. By reconsidering the influence of a variety of figures – many of them women – who actively participated in the movement from its inception, we can cull new insights into the recurring themes and meanings within Pop art itself, while also gleaning new perspective on the artists and movements which proceed it.
Phillips New York
432 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022 (map)
Viewing
23 October - 17 November 2023
Monday-Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
Exhibition & Sales Inquires
Alexander Weinstock
Private Sales
aweinstock@phillips.com
PhillipsX is a dynamic selling exhibition platform operated by the Private Sales team at Phillips. Presenting highly curated selling exhibitions on a global scale, Phillips highlights notable artists and creators of the 20th and 21st centuries, creating new and important dialogues around established and emerging movements, genres, mediums and channels.
Cristina Tafuri
Head of Global Exhibitions, Private Sales
ctafuri@phillips.com
In the prevailing literature that surrounds Pop – and particularly the artists working in America – much attention is paid to a group of five or so men who are central to the movement’s adoption by a broad commercial and critical audience. By reconsidering the influence of a variety of figures – many of them women – who actively participated in the movement from its inception, we can cull new insights into the recurring themes and meanings within Pop art itself, while also gleaning new perspective on the artists and movements which proceed it.
Phillips New York
432 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022 (map)
Viewing
23 October - 17 November 2023
Monday-Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
Exhibition & Sales Inquires
Alexander Weinstock
Private Sales
aweinstock@phillips.com
PhillipsX is a dynamic selling exhibition platform operated by the Private Sales team at Phillips. Presenting highly curated selling exhibitions on a global scale, Phillips highlights notable artists and creators of the 20th and 21st centuries, creating new and important dialogues around established and emerging movements, genres, mediums and channels.
Cristina Tafuri
Head of Global Exhibitions, Private Sales
ctafuri@phillips.com