‘UNSEEN INDIANA’ Robert Indiana x Andy Warhol by William John Kennedy
The late-William John Kennedy first met Indiana at a New York art opening in 1963. They became friends and Kennedy shortly afterwards began taking photographs of the now legendary artist in his studio.
Indiana would soon introduce Kennedy to Warhol at the Americans exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in May of 1963.
Highlights from the storied archive include Kennedy’s portrait of Robert Indiana with his most famous creation, LOVE, claimed to be the world’s most reproduced artwork.
“When I look back on my involvement with the Pop artists, it all came off my initial involvement with Robert Indiana. He was the lynchpin” – William John Kennedy
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Thursday 24 July 2025
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25 July – 10th August 2025
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Lebenson Gallery is proud to represent Deborah Parienti
Lebenson Gallery is proud to represent Deborah Parienti. Artist photographer Deborah Parienti, chose to scrutinize the sky and its stars not to influence the meaning of life as scientists and researchers do, but to find representations in tune with her personal emotions, to make the sky and the cosmos the plate sensitive of one's psyche, the reflection of a state of soul, which is also a state of the world on the scale of the universe.
WORKING GIRLS
ORGAN THING: A packed opening for Working Girls at East London’s Gallery 46, there’s a lot to explore here, a lot of questions thrown out…
Working Girls – a group show at Gallery 46, Whitechapel East London, July 2024 – And on the evening went, after the heat, the crowds and the left-field left-wing political subversion of Peter Kennard’s Archive of Dissent at Whitechapel Gallery, a rush across Whitechapel High Street and through the warren of streets that lead to…
deeep AI Art Fair Paris 22-25 February
The International Artificial Intelligence Art Fair deeepTM is taking place in Paris from February 22 to
25, 2024, to offer a free and open-to-all immersive and innovative cultural experience.
Paris, January 22, 2024 - Following two successful editions in London during the Frieze Art Fair
in 2021 and 2022, as well as a digital version in Miami in 2023, the International Art Fair in artificial
intelligence deeepTM is pleased to announce its next destination: Paris, from February 22 to 25,
2024, during NFT Paris.
Basel Miami deeep Ai Art Fair Virtual
Discover the Lebenson gallery's participation in the deeep Ai Art Fair in Basel Miami this week. This virtual edition is powered by Walter's Cube.
Franz Schmidt
Artist sculptor from Berlin, Franz Schmidt essentialise, in its minimalist form, day to day objects producing an uber presence as much as a poetic effect.
By changing the scale of the objects, the meticulous production of the artist create a new radical dimension of reality. Objects becomes almost part of new mythology sometimes posing as antics.
THE HIDDEN PICTURE
OXIA PALUS
From the 10th of June to the end of June @ Lebenson Gallery London
A re-creation of Modigliani’s ‘hidden’ portrait of Beatrice Hastings, created by Oxia Palus using AI techniques.
Anthony Bourached and George Cann, both PhD candidates, are heading the “NeoMasters” project through a company called Oxia Palus. They have ambitious plans to rediscover further hidden paintings on canvases that were reused by artists, who were perhaps too impoverished to buy supplies or dissatisfied with initial compositions. Modigliani’s ‘hidden’ portrait of Beatrice Hastings.
Bourached is a specialist in high-dimensional neuroscience, trying to model human behaviour through AI.
In collaboration with Morf Gallery
Congratulations to Oxia Palus for winning the best AI Innovation parice in CogX Festival 2021
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Saturday, 12am - 5pm
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