New York City, after George Bellows 2011
vikmuniz
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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graffiti art
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impressionist landscape
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neo expressionist
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acrylic on canvas
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street graffiti
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paint stroke
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chaotic composition
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expressionist
Vik Muniz's "New York City, after George Bellows" (2011) is a large-scale work of art that reinterprets the iconic Ashcan School painting "Cliff Dwellers" (1908) by George Bellows. This contemporary rendition features a dense urban scene of New York City, with the artist utilizing a unique technique of meticulously arranging thousands of pieces of colorful paper to depict the bustling city streets and its inhabitants. The artwork serves as a vibrant homage to Bellows's original masterpiece, while showcasing Muniz's distinct artistic style of photorealism, creating a fascinating dialogue between past and present in the context of urban landscapes.
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