Nate Lowman

Nate Lowman

American(1979)

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Works

Lowman is a painter known for appropriating images from American popular culture including bullet holes, smiley faces, and corporate logos to critique violence and consumerism. His works employ screenprinting and gestural marks to examine cultural symbols and their meanings. His work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, and major international galleries.

Male ArtistContemporary ArtistAmerican Artist21st CenturyPop ArtMixed MediaAppropriation ArtProvocative MoodConceptual ArtContemporaryAmericanSilkscreen
Low Down Dirty Shame

Low Down Dirty Shame

Bullet Hole

Bullet Hole

Red Maxima

Red Maxima

Three Works: (i) Scratcher; (ii) Strapping on; (iii) Thank the Bank

Three Works: (i) Scratcher; (ii) Strapping on; (iii) Thank the Bank

Skidmark Altima
Trash Landing Marilyn #12
Three Works: (i) Sharon Stone; (ii) We Don't Need Another Hero; (iii) Twin Boy Suicide Bomb
Discount Marilyn
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