Love

1966–67
(American, 1942-)
Unframed: 162.5 x 132.7 cm (64 x 52 1/4 in.)
© Mark Greenwold / Garth Greenan Gallery, New York
Location: not on view
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Throughout his career, Mark Greenwold has consistently tackled subjects derived from middle-class suburban life. Made shortly after he graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art, Love is a colorfully animated mash-up of family members amid appliances such as a washing machine, steam iron, and patio grill, epitomizing what the artist later identified as “this romantic idealization and longing (the American Dream?) that I keep pursuing in my work.”
Love

Love

1966–67

Mark Greenwold

(American, 1942-)
America, Ohio, Cleveland

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