Robert Longo's Ferguson Police Charcoal Diptych Featured in 2015 Exhibition
Robert Longo created a charcoal diptych titled "Untitled (Ferguson Police, August 13, 2014)" in 2014. The work measures 88 by 122 by 4 1/8 inches and uses charcoal on mounted paper. This artwork was featured in an exhibition at the Broad Museum, as documented by artcritical on November 3, 2015. Maddie Phinney reviewed the exhibition for artcritical, highlighting Longo's powerful response to the Ferguson protests. The diptych captures a specific moment from August 13, 2014, during the police response to protests in Ferguson. Longo's monumental charcoal technique transforms contemporary news imagery into enduring artistic statements. The Broad Museum presented this work as part of its contemporary programming.
Key facts
- Robert Longo created "Untitled (Ferguson Police, August 13, 2014)" in 2014
- The artwork is a charcoal diptych on mounted paper
- Dimensions are 88 x 122 x 4 1/8 inches
- The work depicts events from August 13, 2014 in Ferguson
- artcritical documented the exhibition on November 3, 2015
- Maddie Phinney reviewed the exhibition for artcritical
- The exhibition took place at the Broad Museum
- Longo transforms news imagery into monumental charcoal works
Entities
Artists
- Robert Longo
- Maddie Phinney
Institutions
- Broad Museum
- artcritical
Locations
- Ferguson