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Russell Young, born in 1959 in Yorkshire, is a British-American artist best known for his large-scale silkscreen paintings examining cultural icons, the nature of fame, and the souring of the American Dream. His earliest breakthrough was his photography of George Michael for the sleeve of the album Faith in 1987.
Halcyon Gallery presents contemporary pop artist Russell Young. Alluding to the great Pop artists of past, like Andy Warhol, he reinvents bold imagery of iconic celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, Audrey Hepburn, John F. Kennedy and more.
Russell Young, born in 1959 in Yorkshire, is a British-American artist best known for his large scale silk screen paintings examining cultural icons, the nature of fame, and the souring of the American Dream. His earliest breakthrough was his photography of George Michael for the sleeve of the album Faith in 1987.
Halcyon Gallery presents contemporary pop artist Russell Young. Alluding to the great Pop artists of past, like Andy Warhol, he reinvents bold imagery of iconic celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, Audrey Hepburn, John F. Kennedy and more.
Russell Young is an internationally acclaimed pop artist best known for his compelling larger than life screen print images from history and popular culture. Russell Young was born in Northern England in 1960. From an early age he was powerfully drawn to the idealized drama of the American dream.
Photographer, printmaker, and fine artist Russell Young confronts American glamour with a pop-art edge. Growing up orphaned in the UK, Young lied about their age at 15 years old to gain admittance to Chester Art College and Exeter College of Art to keep himself off the street.
Russell Young, (b. 1959) is a British-American artist best known for examining cultural icons, the nature of fame, and the American Dream through his large-scale silkscreens. His earliest breakthrough was his photography of George Michael for the sleeve of the album Faith in 1987.
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