Darren Greenblatt
2! Magazine (set of 6)
Details
- Artist / author: Various
- Publisher: Unzipped Publishing
- Published: Los Angeles, 2004
- Format: Magazine / periodical
- Dimensions: 8 × 11 × 0.25 in
- Language: English
- Edition: Open / trade edition
- Condition: Good, Good condition for 20 years old
- Provenance: Seller owns the lot
2! Magazine Set of six March/April 2004 - January/February 2005
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Darren Greenblatt
Darren’s multidisciplinary work, which includes painting, illustration, photography and three-dimensional work, is informed by the whimsical majesty of nature and his evocative love/hate relationship with fashion. This is influenced by Darren’s career deeply immersed in the fashion industry. Working across - and often combining - different media, Darren’s paintings on canvases use French acrylics, some featuring his illustrations, Hermès and Gucci wallpapers, and vintage magazines like Andy Warhol’s Interview and Flair - the influential 1950’s magazine - deconstructed and woven into the piece. Darren’s photography is at once stylized and raw, erotic and playful, voyeuristic and tender, an intimate look at the male form.