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Ian Wallace — Times Square NYC (July 11, 2003) III
Ian Wallace

Times Square NYC (July 11, 2003) III

A sweeping panoramic view of New York City's iconic Times Square is captured in this large-scale work by Ian Wallace, blending photography and painting through his signature photo-laminate and acrylic on canvas technique. The bustling intersection is rendered with a documentary immediacy, its luminous signage and urban energy preserved in photographic detail while the painted elements subtly assert the work's status as constructed image. Wallace continues his longstanding investigation into the relationship between photography and painting, using the charged spectacle of Times Square as a site where mass culture, commerce, and artistic representation converge.

Medium
photo laminate, acrylic on canvas

🔨 Auction Lot

Under the Influence

March 7, 2014

Estimate: $6,000$8,000

Sold: $11,250

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Ian Wallace, Times Square NYC (July 11, 2003) III

A sweeping panoramic view of New York City's iconic Times Square is captured in this large-scale work by Ian Wallace, blending photography and painting through his signature photo-laminate and acrylic on canvas technique. The bustling intersection is rendered with a documentary immediacy, its luminous signage and urban energy preserved in photographic detail while the painted elements subtly assert the work's status as constructed image. Wallace continues his longstanding investigation into the relationship between photography and painting, using the charged spectacle of Times Square as a site where mass culture, commerce, and artistic representation converge.

Medium
photo laminate, acrylic on canvas
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Conceptual Photography, Canadian Artist, Acrylic On Canvas, Male Artist, Mixed Media, Photo Laminate, Contemporary Artist, Muted Tones, Urban Landscape, Street Photography

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