Cindy Sherman, the grande dame of the Pictures Generation ... the tumultuous relationship between the persona and the person, between our masks and what they conceal. These characters, with ...

Now, a new book titled Cindy Sherman ... iconoclastic Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo saw Sherman combine designer clothes with masks, dolls, prosthetics, and theatrical makeup.

If you follow art at all you already know that Cindy Sherman takes pictures only of ... of the way we all live out our lives through masks and role-playing. By devoting herself to the ancient ...

Cindy Sherman is a dab hand at deconstructing herself ... such as History Portraits (1988) or Masks from the 1990s. Then, as now, the prosthetic machinations were left intentionally exposed, ...

but rather the beautiful and ugly masks we all don throughout our lives. Cindy Sherman, Untitled #92, 1981 Chromogenic color print 61 x 121.9 cm. Collection Cynthia and Abe Steinberger.

Masks, Headshots, Clowns and Society Portraits. Untitled #577, 2016/18, and Untitled #413, 2003 (from the Clowns series), by Cindy Sherman. Courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York ...

The art market is booming more for some than for others. “It’s insane!” Cindy Sherman said at the BAM Next Wave Gala, which she attended with friends Narciso Rodriguez and Claire Danes.

Cindy Sherman is a very fine artist ... Wearing a variety of costumes, wigs, masks and hats, Sherman poses in front of her camera with her left foot and shoulder slightly forward.

Always reclusive, refusing public appearances, and elusive about her work, Sherman seems to have designed the enigmatic tone with which she is publicly discussed. Here, a small but rewarding effort ...

Born within three years of each other, in Osaka in 1951 and New Jersey in 1954, Yasumasa Morimura and Cindy Sherman have made an art form out of personifying alter egos for the camera. While ...