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Todd Pavlisko - 6 Artworks, Bio & Shows on Artsy

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Todd Pavlisko has been called a contemporary pop artist for the partly facetious tributes to cultural icons in his multi-disciplinary practice, which includes film, installation, painting, and sculpture.Nationality: American

Todd Pavlisko - Contemporary Arts Center

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Todd Pavlisko Biography. Born 1974, Cincinnati, OH, USA / Lives & works in NYC, NY. Education 2002 Master of Fine Arts, New Genre, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 1997 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Sculpture & Painting/Printmaking, Miami University, Oxford, OH Selected Solo, Collaborative and Two Person Exhibitions. 2013

Todd Pavlisko Artist Bio and Art for Sale Artspace

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Working in a variety of media, Todd Pavlisko subversively mines the inner workings of the “institution”– be it cultural, social, or corporate. In 2004, Pavlisko exhibited Fountain, an industrial drinking fountain dispensing red wine.

Todd Pavlisko Biography – Todd Pavlisko on artnet

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Read the biography of Todd Pavlisko. Discover interesting facts about Todd Pavlisko on artnet.Nationality: American

Pavlisko, Todd Biography

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Pavlisko’s work—already often marked by a sense of play and adventure—comes to a fever pitch with this dramatic move. Through this Play-Doh patina, Pavlisko at once undermines the sterility of the white cube and provides the architectural proscenium (both physical and conceptual) for Parker’s portrait.