and contemporary visual culture
this work demonstrates both technical virtuosity and artistic vision
1979) began his artistic journey as a street artist in Los Angeles before gaining international recognition for his distinctive style
New York and The Art Institute of Chicago
featuring the word "Hypocrite" rendered in his distinctive stenciled typography
Celebrity (page from Black Book), 1989 Flowers and contemporary visual cultureCelebrity, Page from Black Book, 1989 is a silkscreen print on smooth wove paper from Christopher Wool's pivotal artist's book "Black Book." This striking text based work exemplifies Wool's innovative approach to language as visual art, featuring the word "Celebrity" rendered in his distinctive stenciled typography. The print is from "Black Book," published in an edition of 350. Co published by Thea Westreich, New York, and Gisela Capitain, Cologne,