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The Menil Collection presents "Draw Like a Machine: Pop Art, 1952–1975" closing day

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Photo courtesy of Lee Lozano

The Menil Collection will present "Draw Like a Machine: Pop Art, 1952–1975," an exhibition that features over 30 drawings that upend the traditionally assumed connection that drawing has to the hand of
the artist. Featuring works primarily sourced from the Menil’s permanent collection, along with select loans from local Houston collections, "Draw Like a Machine" will focus on drawings made during a time when gestural and expressionistic mark-making was considered increasingly outmoded, and artists were actively experimenting with images and processes borrowed from advertising and mass media. The resulting artworks bridge the seeming contradiction between the manual and the mechanical.

The Menil Collection will present "Draw Like a Machine: Pop Art, 1952–1975," an exhibition that features over 30 drawings that upend the traditionally assumed connection that drawing has to the hand of
the artist. Featuring works primarily sourced from the Menil’s permanent collection, along with select loans from local Houston collections, "Draw Like a Machine" will focus on drawings made during a time when gestural and expressionistic mark-making was considered increasingly outmoded, and artists were actively experimenting with images and processes borrowed from advertising and mass media. The resulting artworks bridge the seeming contradiction between the manual and the mechanical.

The Menil Collection will present "Draw Like a Machine: Pop Art, 1952–1975," an exhibition that features over 30 drawings that upend the traditionally assumed connection that drawing has to the hand of
the artist. Featuring works primarily sourced from the Menil’s permanent collection, along with select loans from local Houston collections, "Draw Like a Machine" will focus on drawings made during a time when gestural and expressionistic mark-making was considered increasingly outmoded, and artists were actively experimenting with images and processes borrowed from advertising and mass media. The resulting artworks bridge the seeming contradiction between the manual and the mechanical.

WHEN

WHERE

The Menil Collection
1533 Sul Ross St.
Houston, TX 77006
https://www.menil.org/exhibitions/351-draw-like-a-machine-pop-art-1952-1975

TICKET INFO

Admission is free.
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