JIM DINE “PINNOCHIO” SCREENPRINT, 2008 Aaron Siskin photography Caviar20 Davis' work embodies the West

Davis' work embodies the West Coast aesthetic and spirit of using innovative techniques and materials

A trip to Yasuní National Park

Prince started to work with jokes in 1986

"Ciao Gaia" is a fantastic example of Scherman's mastery of encaustic as well as a rare depiction of a landscape

JIM DINE “PINNOCHIO” SCREENPRINT, 2008 Aaron Siskin photography Caviar20 Davis' work embodies the WestJim Dine (b. 1935) was one of the original artists that defined Pop Art in the 1960s and redirected American art away from abstraction by including depictions of objects and items from daily life. Like Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol, Dine embraces quintessential American images and icons. He uses recognizable forms as the basis for bold and colorful compositions that flirt with abstraction. Over the succeeding decades, Dine has become most well known