THE LOST WARHOLS
Thursday, 18 May 202318:00
Monday, 19 June 202316:30
Ad Lib Gallery10 Church RoadLondon, England, SW19 5DLUnited Kingdom
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Thursday, 18 May 202318:00
Monday, 19 June 202316:30
Ad Lib Gallery10 Church RoadLondon, England, SW19 5DLUnited Kingdom
Karen Bystedt x Maxim
Introducing:
(Bling Bling Gallery)
Art curator Karen Bystedt of the Lost Warhols has introduced the pop-up Bling Bling Gallery at Beverly Center with works by artist and Adult Swim network emcee-host Randall Byers. On display through Sept. 30 are 20 rhinestone-bedecked pieces by Byers in four rooms themed Future, Psychedelic, Exotic Jungle and Crystal & Mushroom Cave. Some sculptures are embellished with more than 100,000 rhinestones; a blinged-out wig can be tried on for selfies; and an interactive installation features pieces with built-in LED lights. Three times weekly, Byers offers Bling Academy classes where guests learn to bling out wine glasses, vases and more ($80 to $130). Gallery admission $10; sculptures $6,000 to $50,000; home decor $100 to $800. Bling Bling Gallery, Beverly Center, Heirs to the Throne Gallery, 8500 Beverly Blvd., Level 6, Los Angeles. beverlycenter.com
Stop by and check out the live installation at NYC Port Authority on the 28th of September 2019 and thereafter
- January 31st.
Queen Karen
SERENA MAISTO, RAUL
in collaboration with KAREN BYSTEDT
16 September – 20 December 2019
Artrust
Via Pedemonte di Sopra 1
6818 – Melano (CH)
Monday to Friday from 10.00 to 18.00
Saturday from 14.00 to 18.00
other times on request, closed on holidays
FREE ENTRY
More information and contacts:
+41 (0) 91 649 33 36
info@artrust.ch
Photo of Karen Bystedt by Doheny Photo
One. Two. Andy – One photo, two artists, and the myth of Pop Art will exhibit the duo, Serena Maisto and Raul who, each with their own personal style, reinterpreted a photograph shot by Karen Bystedt, belonging to the series “The Lost Warhols”.
Serena Maisto and Raul, in their interaction with Bystedt and Warhol, operate by adhering to their own personal poetics. The first – inaugurating a new phase of her artistic career- reflects on the theme of desegregation, almost cellular of the image: “The decomposition of the image contains within it a very simple concept of life, the return to zero, to nothing, to the origins of everything, and shows how from a biological point of view, we are all the same. However, it is incredible how the brain can still recognize even the eye of Andy Warhol, or the hair “.
Raul instead materializes the reflection on photography, through the pictorial, instinctive and primordial gesture, typical of his production: “I was struck by Warhol’s gaze in the photo shoot, which deeply penetrates into the viewer and this encouraged my gestural meditation, which resulted in the use of various techniques and colors”.
“The exhibition is completely innovative compared to the usual exhibitions proposed by our gallery, because it focuses, for the first time, on the photographic medium. It also encourages the interaction between four artists, while at the same time four different declinations of the work of art – states Patrizia Cattaneo Moresi, Director of Artrust SA – first of all, Serena Maisto and Raul, who with their creations are confronted with the original photography by Karen Bystedt, and eventually Andy Warhol himself, who in his iconic being is a work of art personified”.
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Karen Pearl CEO of GLWD with David Ludwigson VP of GLWD and Karen Bystedt.
Karen Bystedt at the “BRINGING ANDY HOME” Opening party with artist SVEIN BRINGSTDAL