MARCEL DZAMA "EVOLUTION OF MAN" WATERCOLOR, 1997With his unmistakable version of contemporary Surrealism, as comical as it is otherworldly, Marcel Dzama is one of Canada's most internationally successful artists. Dzama's works are instantly recognizable for their subject and style. He draws as much from the visual language of folk art as he does from the art historical, offering images that dance right on the edge of familiarity. As with most of Dzama's work, this image presents viewers with visual

indigenous art portrayed nomadic ways of life

In addition to depicting the halls she walked daily

We believe that prints are an accessible introduction to an artist's three-dimensional world

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the Wall fell

The sculpture remains one of the artist's most known works

The vibrant celadon green in the center creates a glowing orb against the vanila background

Weiner has been an institutional darling with major exhibitions at most of the world's top museums

Color-print on Fuji crystal archive II paper (matte)

Although Nevelson is best known as a sculptor

While Jones is celebrated for his photorealistic renderings

the artist embraced figuration in sculpture