Peter Liepke

Freedom

2018-2019

"No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist" Oscar Wilde This homage to New York City is an evocative tribute to Peter Liepke's adopted home town, the urban metropolis he came to from his native Minnesota. This is not just another group of photographs of obvious NYC landmarks...

From the artist's latest series, begun in 2018 and ongoing, the "What Once Was" portfolio of images features platinum over pigment prints, hand signed and numbered by artist on re...

From the artist's latest series, begun in 2018 and ongoing, the "What Once Was" portfolio of images features platinum over pigment prints, hand signed and numbered by artist on re...

From the artist's latest series, begun in 2018 and ongoing, the "What Once Was" portfolio of images features platinum over pigment prints, hand signed and numbered by artist on re...

Dreaming Dali #2270 by Natasha Zupan, 2018 -1 /5 Limited edition archival pigment print blow-up photograph from the original collage image. Size; 63 in. H x 63 in. W _______________...

Archival pigment print produced on metal with vintage scrabble cubes creating narrative. Image is graffiti piece by graffiti artist Gumshoe - shot in the meat packing district in N...

This piece of art is made of 3003 stamps. In Stamp Mosaics different narrative strands are linked. The individual postage stamps represent important historical events as well as por...

This piece of art is made of 3003 stamps. In Stamp Mosaics different narrative strands are linked. The individual postage stamps represent important historical events as well as portraits of prominent persons or depictions from various fields such as art, sports, architecture or science. Furthermore, the postmark provides information about the point of origin. Eternal mystery behind the stamps is the content of the letters as well as their senders and receivers. The story continues with the places that the letters have traversed or the people who have touched them. From the distance, the stamp mosaics merge into large-format portraits. They show public figures like Steve McQueen or Marylin Monroe...