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Jim Shaw — The Ties That Bind

Items (21)

UFO Photos
Jim Shaw, UFO Photos, 1978. Photography, photograph, 6 × (15.2 × 16.2 cm).
Dream Object ("There was ...
Jim Shaw, Dream Object ("There was this painted head of Jesus with statues of saints inserted into his face and beard. Then I saw another tortured Jesus with suffering statues inserted"), 1996. Sculpture, styrofoam, hydrocal, foamcoat, acrylic, porcelain, sculpey, balsa wood, 2 x (106.7 x 177.8 x 132 cm).
Octopus Vacuum
Jim Shaw, Octopus Vacuum, 2008. Painting, acrylic on canvas, 492.3 x 717.6 cm.
Dream Object (Irregularly...
Jim Shaw, Dream Object (Irregularly Shaped Canvas: Pained Blake B.; Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner), 2010. Drawing, ink on paper, 162.6 × 94 × 7.6 cm.
Dream Object (Irregularly...
Jim Shaw, Dream Object (Irregularly Shaped Canvas: Muscleman Blake B. struggles to lib mustache; chicken restaurant and Judd sculpture nest), 2010. Drawing, ink on paper, 154.9 × 91.4 × 7.6 cm.
Dream Object (Irregularly...
Jim Shaw, Dream Object (Irregularly Shaped Canvas: Blake’s version on “Laocoon” with vacuum cleaner; pained Brian Randolph; Superman; Jimmy Olson and composite superman version of “Laocoon”), 2010. Drawing, ink & pencil on digital ink jet print, 177.8 × 88.9 × 7.6 cm.
Dream Object (Irregularly...
Jim Shaw, Dream Object (Irregularly Shaped Canvas: Forces of nature; Jim Shaw in pain; Hoover vacuum cleaner; rendered milky fluid), 2010. Drawing, acrylic, ink & pencil on digital ink jet print, 139.7 × 86.4 × 7.6 cm.
Forces of Nature / Multip...
Jim Shaw, Forces of Nature / Multiple Vortexes, 2010. Drawing, ink on paper, 35.6 × 27.9 cm.
Cake (Double Brian)
Jim Shaw, Cake (Double Brian), 2011. Drawing, oil on digital inkjet print, acrylic and ink on panel, 37 3/8 x 67 inches (94.9 x 170 cm), 15 x 21 13/16 (38 x 55.4 cm).
Cake (Daniel in Disgust)
Jim Shaw, Cake (Daniel in Disgust), 2011. Painting, oil on digital inkjet, acrylic and ink on panel, 111 x 99 cm, 40.6 x 33 cm.
The Ties That Bind
Jim Shaw, The Ties That Bind, 2017. Painting, acrylic on muslin, 167.6 x 157.5 cm.
The Wig Museum
Jim Shaw, The Wig Museum, 2017. Installation, mixed media installatioin with lighting and signage: wigs, cloth and wood wig stands; and black-and-white video with audio and monitor, variable dimensions.
Milk Separator
Jim Shaw, Milk Separator, 2019. Painting, acrylic and ink on panel , 106.7 x 121.9 x 2.5 cm.
Gremlins From the Kremlin
Jim Shaw, Gremlins From the Kremlin , 2019. Painting, acrylic and ink on panel , 101.6 x 76.2 x 2.5 cm.
Strange Beautiful
Jim Shaw, Strange Beautiful, 2019. Painting, acrylic on muslin , 91.4 x 121.9 x 2.5 cm.
Official Portrait (Metalu...
Jim Shaw, Official Portrait (Metaluna Mutant and Beautiful Girl), 2019. Painting, acrylic on muslin, 76.2 × 68.6 × 3.5 cm.
Religious Machine Man
Jim Shaw, Religious Machine Man, 2020. Painting, acrylic on muslin, 38 x 31 x 1 3/4 inches (96.5 x 78.7 x 4.4 cm).
Mnemonic device #2, Third...
Jim Shaw, Mnemonic device #2, Third Stone From The Sun, 2020. Painting, acrylic on muslin, 137.2 x 109.2 cm.
The Bridge
Jim Shaw, The Bridge, 2021. Painting, acrylic on muslin, 121.9 × 152.4 cm.
Going For The One
Jim Shaw, Going For The One, 2022. Painting, oil and acrylic on muslin, 152.4 × 152.4 × 7 cm.
The Electronic Monster an...
Jim Shaw, The Electronic Monster and Thirteen Ghosts, 2024. Installation, variable dimensions.

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