Damien Hirst: End of an Era Spanish when the artist was developing

when the artist was developing his ideas about color and space and exploring the limitations of the flat plane

and documentary photographs

recounting their sometimes fraught friendship

It also surveys more recent works that he created by applying layer upon layer of whites and off-whites over screen-printed elements used in previous paintings—monochrome shapes taken from reproductions and enlarged details of photographs—as well as the artist’s work in photography and computer graphics

in conjunction with Mark Grotjahn at Gagosian

Damien Hirst: End of an Era Spanish when the artist was developingThis poster featuring Painful Memories Forgotten Tears (2008) was produced in 2010, in conjunction with Damien Hirst: End of an Era at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York. The exhibition presented new works by the artist, including a severed bulls head with golden horns and crowned with a solid gold disc, which is suspended in formaldehyde and encased in a golden vitrine; photorealist paintings of famous diamonds; and cabinets filled with