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@bev_fishman’s bold, polychromatic wall works meditate on the many parallels that can be drawn betwe

@bev_fishman’s bold, polychromatic wall works meditate on the many parallels that can be drawn between #pharmaceuticals and art. Like taking a pill, an experience with art is often brief yet has the ability to induce a response that runs deep within in one’s being. Fishman’s vivid #geometric reliefs may not take on the overt physical appearance of #pills, but are representative of how pharmaceutical companies utilize #aesthetic appeal in their products to offer the promise of a better reality. Each optically alluring and carefully crafted shape stacked within her compositions is assigned an ailment denoted by the title of the work. ⁣

With all of the chaos surrounding the Covid #vaccine and health care concerns rampant as a result of the pandemic, Fishman’s slick, subtle sculptural paintings provide a moment of relief, drug-free.⁣

Beverly Fishman⁣
(, ), 2020⁣
Urethane paint on wood⁣
78 x 44 in (198.1 x 111.8 cm)⁣
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#BeverlyFishman #pharma #bigpharma #narcolepsy #epilepsy #minimalism #contemporary_art #installationartwork #abstractartwork #abstraction #palmbeachart #geometricabstraction #opticalart #concretism #conceptualart #minimalistart #wallsculpture #sculpturalpainting #womeninart #femaleartists #artsculpture #womeninthearts #workingartist #womenartists ⁣#nationalacademicians (at Palm Beach, Florida)
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 John Bennett, Monumental Illuminated Ceramic Wall Sculpture for Hans Sumpf, 1971,Ceramics,  Height: John Bennett, Monumental Illuminated Ceramic Wall Sculpture for Hans Sumpf, 1971,Ceramics,  Height: John Bennett, Monumental Illuminated Ceramic Wall Sculpture for Hans Sumpf, 1971,Ceramics,  Height:

John Bennett, 

Monumental Illuminated Ceramic Wall Sculpture for Hans Sumpf, 1971,

Ceramics,  

Height: 117.5 in. (298.45 cm)Width: 180 in. (457.2 cm)Depth: 11 in. (27.94 cm)

Courtesy of Archive 20th Century


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