Next stop, an underground Close encounter. Acclaimed artist Chuck Close gives ... The dozen mosaics, 10 of which tower over 9 feet tall, are the largest public art works Close has made.

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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles (MOCA) has mounted a momentous exhibition called Ordinary People: Photorealism and the Work of Art since 1968 that dramatically expands the canon of ...

Art: Chuck Close, Self-Portrait (Yellow Raincoat)/Micro Mosaic, 2019. Courtesy Pace Gallery After Andy Warhol and maybe Keith Haring, Chuck Close is the most recognizable artist in America.

Artist Chuck Close has been tapped to create a series of Mosaics For The 86th Street Second ... approximate $5 million budget to install public art at four stations along the Second Avenue line.

it is home to some world-class art. The MTA has been teaming up with museum-quality artists—think: Roy Lichtenstein, Chuck Close, Xenobia Bailey—since the launch of its Arts and Design program ...

"It was an expression of my generation, and computer culture, and making art with computers ... their dogs -- and convert them into Chuck Close-esque mosaics. To create the filter, Blake scanned ...

He did one of President Clinton where the president's face is constructed from a mosaic of different-colored fragments. Growing up in Oregon, Chuck Close struggled ... well in art and music.

Chuck Close, whose distinctive ... from the achievements of 20th and 21st-century art.” Born in Monroe, Washington, in 1940, Close struggled as a child in school due to undiagnosed dyslexia.

the Museum of Modern Art, and a Second Avenue subway station. The performance’s main target, the New York Times reported, was the work of Chuck Close, who was recently accused of making crude ...