Marcel Dzama
The Revolution of the Romantics
2019

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  Copyright the artist; Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf; Photo Simon Vogel

Gouache, watercolour, ink and graphite on paper
126,7 x 97,6 cm
132,7 x 103,6 cm (framed)

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About Marcel Dzama

Dzama is a Canadian artist based in NY. While he is best known for his delicate psychosexual drawings, his work also includes sculpture, painting and video.

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Other Artworks by Marcel Dzama

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  Mother Nature opened her gate.....& what did we do?
  2019
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  This is how it happened
  2019
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  Rise up my sister's in arms
  2017
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  And the house is on fire!
  2019
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  Suddenly she woke and a change came over her and a Revolution was born
  2018
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  Nowhere To Go But Up or To Rise and To Fall
  2018
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  M'amenez-y or My love and I will ride away as it all begins to all go away
  2018
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  The Sleep Of Truth creates Dictators or The Sleep of reason produces Monsters number two
  2018
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  Let the Women rule after the clown is through
  2018
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  I like America, but America don't like me
  2018
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  Welcome to the land of the gun
  2018
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  You can not hide the truth or Are you honest when no one's looking
  2018

In past Exhibition

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  Be good little Beuys and Dada might buy you a Bauhaus

  Sep 6th – Oct 26th, 2019
  Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf

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