Smuggling pop culture into high culture, high culture into low culture, and in general muddying taste, these artists borrow from the mainstream to engage with audiences.
Jordan Strafer’s True Stories
Sin Wai Kin in “Human Nature”
José de Jesús Rodríguez's Back & Forth
Ragnar Kjartansson in “Realms of the Real”
HK Cinema
Ho Tzu Nyen
Trey Abdella's Miserable Dream
Arthur Jafa: Sequencing the Notes
Sincerely Yours, Hadi Falapishi
Drake Carr's Favorite Thing
Alex Da Corte in “Everyday Icons”
Diane Severin Nguyen’s Transfigurations
Tommy Kha's Bits & Pieces
Adam Milner Takes Care of the Details
Guan Xiao in "Beijing"
Marcel Dzama: Organizing Chaos
Jamian Juliano-Villani’s Field Work
Jamian Juliano-Villani's Painting Compulsion
Elliott Hundley in "Secrets"
Bryan Zanisnik Keeps It in the Family
Tim Hawkinson: Family Resemblance
Jacolby Satterwhite Dances with His Self
Margaret Kilgallen: Heroines
assume vivid astro focus in "Boundaries"
Cindy Sherman: Fashion
Mike Kelley: "Day Is Done"
John Baldessari in "Systems"
Mary Heilmann: Inspiration
Cindy Sherman in "Transformation"
Paul McCarthy in "Transformation"
Mary Heilmann in "Fantasy"
Jeff Koons in "Fantasy"
Kerry James Marshall: "Black Romantic"
Mike Kelley in "Memory"
Elizabeth Murray in "Humor"
Raymond Pettibon in "Humor"
Barry McGee & Margaret Kilgallen in "Place"
Khajistan builds knowledge from the bottom up
Graffiti taught Eddie Martinez the values of painting fast.