"In Real Life"
Bob Thompson, Reginald Marsh, Alfredo Ramos Martinez, Honoré Sharrer, Winold Reiss
HIRSCHL & ADLER MODERN
41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10022
Art Basel Miami Beach 2020
Miami Beach Convention Center1901 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139
+41 58 206 27 06 e-mail:
4 – 8 December, 2020
![Alfredo Ramos Martinez (1871-1946), La Guelaguezta [detail], about 1932-33, Fresco mural on plaster, 108 x 408 in.](/mpefm/images/hirschl/hirschl_ABMB3.jpg "click to enlarge- double click to reduce")
Hirschl & Adler Modern is pleased to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach!
2020 marks the premiere of ‘OVR: Miami Beach’, a new iteration of Art Basel's Online Viewing Rooms that will feature 255 galleries accepted to the 2020 edition of the show. Hirschl & Adler's presentation, 'Of the People,' is an exploration of figurative artists who, over the past century, have grappled with the human condition in all its multi-faceted depth and complexity. Themes like religion, politics, sexuality, identity, war and peace, wealth and poverty take center stage here, accompanied by joy, hope, fear, loss, anxiety and the universal human traits so familiar to us all.
Each of these works are bound by their humanity. And so are we bound to them. We seem to recognize ourselves in these paintings 'of the people.' While the times may have changed, the intricacies of being human have not.
2020 marks the premiere of ‘OVR: Miami Beach’, a new iteration of Art Basel's Online Viewing Rooms that will feature 255 galleries accepted to the 2020 edition of the show. Hirschl & Adler's presentation, 'Of the People,' is an exploration of figurative artists who, over the past century, have grappled with the human condition in all its multi-faceted depth and complexity. Themes like religion, politics, sexuality, identity, war and peace, wealth and poverty take center stage here, accompanied by joy, hope, fear, loss, anxiety and the universal human traits so familiar to us all.
Each of these works are bound by their humanity. And so are we bound to them. We seem to recognize ourselves in these paintings 'of the people.' While the times may have changed, the intricacies of being human have not.
 | Bob Thompson |
| | Reginald Marsh |
| | Alfredo Ramos Martinez |
| | Honoré Sharrer |
| | Winold Reiss |
Preview begins 2 December
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