Jim Shaw: The Wig Museum Screenprint gathered more than eighty paintings

gathered more than eighty paintings

and at special times of the year

Wesselmann incorporated everyday objects and advertising ephemera into his representations of the nude

The exhibition focused on the Impressionist’s late paintings

represents a skeletal male figure brandishing a sword in its right hand

Jim Shaw: The Wig Museum Screenprint gathered more than eighty paintingsThis book was published on the occasion of Jim Shaw: The Wig Museum, the inaugural exhibition at the Marciano Art Foundation, Los Angeles. The site specific exhibition presented paintings, drawings, and sculptural installations by Shaw that incorporate artifacts including wigs, regalia, and hand painted theatrical backdrops found during the conversion of the building, which was formerly a Scottish Rite Masonic Temple. The catalogue features