Not on display
- Artist
- Christopher Wool born 1955
- Medium
- Enamel and screenprint on paper
- Dimensions
- Image: 1824 x 1403 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Presented anonymously 2014
- Reference
- T14159
Display caption
Wool works on his computer with photographic images of his paintings. Portions are cut out and rearranged, and a new composition is then silkscreened onto large sheets of paper, in such a way that the grid of the half-tone print replaces the fluidity of the original painted marks. These silkscreens are sometimes overpainted with dots and smears of enamel paint, as in this work.
Gallery label, July 2015
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