Some exhibitions are really just about the art — the bold painting, the clever sculpture, the mind-bending installation — and you needn’t really think too much about the artist who made the work or ...
The works on view were donated to the Morgan Library & Museum in 2019. Ray Johnson with his work Please Send To Real Life and camera in mirror, 23 December 1994. The Morgan Library& Museum, Gift of ...
Invited to exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Ray Johnson shared the curator’s address with some of his closest friends. “Send letters, post cards, drawings and objects,” he wrote. Nearly ...
The Pop artist spent his final years taking pictures and kept them a secret. Dozens are on view in a revelatory show at the Morgan Library & Museum. By Martha Schwendener The American artist and ...
Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The discovery of a group of early collages tells a new story about Johnson’s ties to dance and the dance world. By Jenny Harris “I am now so very ...
Ray Johnson (1927-95) was always elusive. When admirers called his work Pop, in the sixties, he relabelled it Chop—a nod to collage, the medium for which he’s best known. At the end of his life, the ...
IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Johnson asks Danto's opinion of a ...
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