George Condo
Artificial Realism · American · b. 1957

George Condo

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Portraits assembled from parts that should not agree

Condo calls it Artificial Realism — old-master technique applied to figures that come apart mid-face. He worked in Warhol’s Factory, then in Paris for a decade, and arrived at a way of painting that is both genuinely funny and genuinely unsettling.
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BornConcord, New Hampshire, 1957
Lives and worksNew York
MediaOil on canvas, drawing
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