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Christina CreutzLarge Vintage Contemporary Photograph C-Print Color Photo Beauty Shop Interior
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Christina Creutz (Contemporary artist, 20th/21st century). "Beauty Shop" -2003, C-print.
Hand signed lower right.
Approx. 46.5" x 44" (frame), 36" x 36" (sight)
Interior of barber shop or beauty salon. A great, moody, atmospheric piece.
Creutz photographs primarily vacated spaces. People are almost never physically included in her images. But the evidence of lives lived are all around. Their presence is felt, even in their absence.
She received her Masters of Fine Arts from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York.
Her work has been shown in New York, Havana and Florence and Seoul.
She was included in the show "Get with the Program" at Roman fine art. This diverse exhibition includes many subgenres within Contemporary art including street art, figurative, conceptual, sociopolitical and landscape. The eclectic nature of this group show is intended to reflect the diverse program regularly offered at Roman Fine Art. In addition to offering works by Christina Creutz, Tim Conlon, Ray Caesar, Grant Haffner, Lizzie Gill, Elektra KB, Ciara Rafferty and SWOON, this year’s edition of Get with the Program introduces our clientele to three new talents; Emma Balou, Kelly Franké and Stephen Wilson.
As always, Roman Fine Art is committed to bringing exciting, provocative and relevant new artistic voices to our clientele. Our mission is to create an environment in the Hamptons dedicated to supporting the very best in New Contemporary Art. Among the talented and internationally renowned artists to have exhibited in Roman Fine Art’s exhibitions are Ivan Alifan, Colin Christian, Michael Dweck, Ron English, EVOL, Shepard Fairey, Mark Jenkins, Steven Klein, Anthony Lister, RETNA, Leah Schrager and Nicola Verlato.
Artists exhibited at Roman Fine Art range from future stars to established forces within the global art community. Many have had their work exhibited in important museums and galleries including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art, NY, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, Deitch Projects and the Corcoran Gallery of Art just to name a few. Profiles of these artists and their work have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, TIME, Forbes, Artnews, Juxtapoz, the New York Daily News, The Observer, High Fructose and many more relevant publications.
ARTISTS INCLUDED IN GET WITH THE PROGRAM 2018:
Emma Ballou, Christina Creutz, Tim Conlon, Ray Caesar, Kelly Franké, Grant Haffner, Lizzie Gill, Elektra KB, Ciara Rafferty, SWOON & Stephen Wilson.
- Creator:Christina Creutz
- Dimensions:Height: 46.5 in (118.11 cm)Width: 44 in (111.76 cm)
- Medium:
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- Condition:in great condition. frame has minor wear and no paper backing. Can be shipped unframed for 65$.
- Gallery Location:Surfside, FL
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU3829807162
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