Jim Dine

• The Story of Oneself ; Jim Dine Creations at Gallery

New York artist Jim Dine, whose cool "pop" paintings of floating red bathrobes catapulted him to 1960s fame, reveals another side of his art - a brilliant draftsmanship reminiscent of Rembrandt and Picasso - in the National Gallery of Art's "Drawings of Jim Dine" exhibit. Rarely seen as a group, these important autobiographical charcoal drawings date from 1968 to today and include such iconic works as Mr. Dine's 16-foot-long "Name Painting (1935-1963) #1" from 1968- 69, "Untitled (Red Clippers)" of 1974 and "Nine Self-Portraits With a Very Long Beard" from 1977. He employs a limited number of subjects, such as tools, nudes, sculptures from antiquity, the puppet Pinocchio and plants to reinvent himself.

• The Washington Times
• March 29, 2004

• Art objects; importation for exhibition: Drawings of Jim Dine,

• FR, February 06, 2004
• Notices
• State Department

• Depaul University Art Museum Opens with 1968 Art and Politics in Chicago's Exhibit

El clima político y artistico de 1968 sera explorado en el 40 aniversario de ese año épico, en la exhibición de arte titulada " 1968 : Arte y Política en Chicago", que abre sus puertas el 18 de septiembre en el Museo de Arte de la Universidad DePaul, 2350 N. Kenmore Ave., Chicago. La exhibición, que esterá abierta hasta el 23 de noviembre, présenta la obra de luminarias; internacionales, como [Andy Warhol], [Jim Dine] y Claes Olderburg, asi como artistas locales como [Ellen Lanyon], [Don Baum] y [Gladys Nilsson].

• Lawndale Bilingual Newspapers; Cicero, Ill.
• August 28, 2009

• Ever After

A quick glance at the Grimms' versions of "Cinderella" ("Aschenputtel") or "Little Red Riding Hood" ("Rotkäppchen") reveal much darker and more morally ambiguous tales than those eventually popularized in American culture. Even as Disney has continued to push sanitized polarities of right and wrong onto generations of mesmerized youth - who, at this point, are practically connected to their DVD players by an IV drip - writers, librettists, filmmakers and artists have been reinterpreting, co-opting and dissecting fairy tales with regularity. At times, it almost feels like a standard trick for confronting the blank page: When lacking an idea-of one's own, there's always popular folk fodder to rehash. But just because the fairy tale is an easy target, doesn't mean an exhibition such as the...

...Works by Richard Tuttle and Jim Dine are elegant in 'and of themselves, but don't push ...

• Santa Fe Reporter
• August 21, 2009

• Palm Springs Art Museum Receives Significant Gift of Modern/Contemporary Art

The heart of the collection is its sculpture, which engages viewers with its direct appeal to emotion whether contemplating the polished finish of Anish Kapoor's reflective aluminum and lacquer disc or the abstract expressionism of Anselm Keifer's headless, Gnostic goddess; the hyperrealism of John de Andrea's pensive, reclining nude or the assertive presence of Louise Bourgeois's oversized spider; the sly pop references of Andy Warhol's iconic Brillo box dress or the neo-pop exuberance ironically updated in Gary Hume's bronze homage to American cheerleading; the deliberately chilling juxtaposition of Mona Hatoum's razor-edged swing set or Jim Dine's playful, bronze double hearts; Donald Judds austere minimalist sensibility in his aluminum and Plexiglas boxes or the incongruity of eleme...

• Public Record, The
• October 15, 2009

• Rare Art Posters By Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jim Dine, David Hockney, And Other Pop Icons Are Available For Sale At www.rareposters.com.

Business Editors/Hi-Tech Writers NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 29, 2000 Although Andy Warhol and other leading icons of modern art and pop cultu...

• Business Wire
• August 29, 2000

• If-You-Go - Human Touch

WHAT: "The Human Touch: Selections from the RBC Wealth Management Art Collection. WHO: Contemporary works devoted to the human figure by Roy Lichtenstein, Viola Frey, Chuck Close, Jim Dine, Hung Liu and Roland Fischer, among others.

• Yakima Herald-Republic
• May 04, 2009

• Gallery Gathering

News You can use What: Landscapes from the A.G. Edwards/Wachovia Securities Collection, art exhibition Who: The work of artists, including Andy Warhol, Peter B. Kaplan, Roy Lichtenstein, Jim Dine, and Christo and Jeanne-Claude When: Tuesday, June 3-Sunday, Aug. 17; opening reception 5-7:30 p.m., Friday, June 6 Where: Dubuque Museum of Art Cost: Museum admission free; free reception made possible by Wachovia Securities Benjamin F. Edwards III did not want to stare at blank walls.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• May 29, 2008

• Up Front: Walking the Same Path Author and Photographer Plan Live Presentation of 'Tony Hillerman's Landscape'

By Rick Romancito One of the most appealing aspects of reading one of Tony Hillerman's novels about Dine cops Jim Chee and Joe Leaphorn is feeling like you're actually walking alongside them in a real place. The thing is, they were real.

• Taos News, The
• December 13, 2009

• Pfizer Officials to Visit Madison; Pharmaceutical Firm On Lookout for Innovation

As part of its quest to replenish a dwindling product pipeline, the world's largest pharmaceutical company will be in Madison early next week. A seven-member team from Pfizer Inc. will dine with Gov. Jim Doyle, hear presentations from 23 young Wisconsin companies, attend a cocktail reception at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art and meet some of the state's top scientists during a two-day visit arranged by the state Department of Commerce.

• The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• December 08, 2007