IDELLE WEBER
2018-11-19The exhibition, titled Idelle Weber: Postures and Profiles from the 50s and 60s, will feature more than 30 works, including Lucite cube sculptures, collages, and gouache and tempera on paper works. These works address some of the themes that occupied and inspired Weber throughout her career, including the corporate world, fashion, politics, and women in society.
“Idelle Weber is one of the pioneering artists of the Pop Art movement whose work deserves to be more widely known and better understood, and this show takes strong steps in both directions,” said Hollis Taggart, the gallery’s founder. “In recent years, the understanding of and perspectives on the importance of women within major American art movements has been receiving critical and much-needed re-examination. We are excited to represent Idelle—and to present this exhibition—solidifying our connection with an artist who made important contributions to American art.”
Opposite – Bubble Gum Night, 1962
Exhibition runs through to December 15th, 2018
Hollis Taggart
521 W 26th Street, 1st Floor
NY 10001
New York
