Francis Bacon’s first solo institutional exhibition in the UK was held at the ICA in 1955, yet surprisingly, very little is known about it. The archival display FB55, on view at the ICA from 24 March 2015, revisits this seminal exhibition.
Roy Lichtenstein is the subject of a major new ARTIST ROOMS exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, opening on 13 March 2015. Artimage worked closely with the gallery to supply images and clear the rights for reproductions of Roy Lichtenstein's artwork in promotional materials for the exhibition, on behalf of the Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
Frank Bowling’s seminal abstract painting, Marcia H Travels, has been recently acquired by Dallas Museum of Art, Texas. It will be shown at the museum alongside other paintings in Frank Bowling’s Map Paintings series, in a solo exhibition opening on 20 February 2015.
With International Women’s Day approaching soon on Sunday 8 March 2015, we highlight some of our favourite works of Feminist art by artists including Judy Chicago, Sonia Boyce and Deborah Kass. These artists draw attention to issues of female identity, representation and power by challenging patriarchal narratives in history, culture and society.
The Artimage team has recently supplied and licensed images of two iconic Andy Warhol works for reproduction in Kingsman: The Secret Service, the latest action comedy film from director Matthew Vaughn.
We talk to David Batchelor about his series of Found Monochromes, currently on show for the first time in Monochrome Archive, 1997-2015, at Whitechapel Gallery, London until 3 May 2015. The exhibition complements the Whitechapel’s major new abstract art show, Adventures of the Black Square: Abstract Art and Society 1915–2015.