Arshile Gorky (1904–1948) was an Armenian-American painter known for his key role in bridging Surrealism and Abstract Expressionism. His work heavily influenced the development of American modern art. Here are some of his main features: 1. Biomorphic Forms – Gorky’s paintings often feature fluid, organic shapes reminiscent of both natural and human forms. 2. Vibrant Colors – His use of rich, layered colors creates a sense of movement and emotion. 3. Surrealist Influence – Inspired by Surrealists

Explore our online exhibition ‘Arshile Gorky & Jack Whitten’, where works are imagined in an installation using HWVR. Jack Whitten made it his mission to disrupt the discipline of art history through experiments with material, process and technique. Our online exhibition is a realization of his tribute to Arshile Gorky, who bridged the gap between abstract expressionism and surrealism. Experience the exhibition now https://bit.ly/2ymHpcM | Hauser & Wirth