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Leon Golub

Oct 15 – Nov 14, 2008

Artwork by Leon Golub

Leon Golub

Two Black Women and a White Man (detail), 1986

Description


The Feldman Gallery will exhibit paintings and drawings by Leon Golub, one of America’s leading postwar painters. The paintings, from the late 80’s and early 90’s, include night scenes of urban violence and portraits that relate to racial imbalance. This body of work, which falls between Golub’s politically-charged paintings of mercenaries and riots from the early 80’s and his late paintings from 1996 to 2004, centering on themes of aging and death, has not been seen recently in New York.
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Born to Lose (1992) by Leon Golub

Leon Goub

Born to Lose, 1992

Born to Lose (1992) by Leon Golub

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Leon Goub

Born to Lose, 1992

Merc (1985) by Leon Golub

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Leon Golub

Merc, 1985

Night Scene I (1988) by Leon Golub

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Leon Golub

Night Scene I, 1988

Two Black Women and a White Man (1986) by Leon Golub (view 1)

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Leon Golub

Two Blac Women and a White Man, 1986

The Arrest II (1992) by Leon Golub

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Leon Golub

The Arrest II, 1992

Golub North Gallery Installation View 1 2008

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Golub North Gallery Installation View 1 2008

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Golub North Gallery Installation View 2 2008

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Golub South Gallery Installation View 1 2008

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Golub South Gallery Installation View 2 2008

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Golub North Gallery Installation View 1 2008
Golub North Gallery Installation View 2 2008
Golub South Gallery Installation View 1 2008
Golub South Gallery Installation View 2 2008
Golub North Gallery Installation View 1 2008

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installation view

Golub North Gallery Installation View 2 2008

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Did it!

installation view

Golub South Gallery Installation View 1 2008

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Did it!

installation view

Golub South Gallery Installation View 2 2008

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Did it!

installation view