Robert Arneson at David Zwirner
Purposefully vulgar and satirical, the early work of sculptor Robert Arneson certainly isn't your grandma's ceramic. Experimenting with pop iconography and the overly-grotesque, Arneson became associated with the 1960's Funk aesthetic. The roughly 20 pieces to be on display at David Zwirner are both sexually and politically-charged, questioning the conventions of "low culture" and pushing the limits of their medium.
When: July 8-August 9
Where:
David Zwirner Gallery, 537 West 20th Street
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