Highlights of Hypeart’s “Threshold” exhibition

Critical point It is an exploration of boundaries – the ones we face, those we break and those limited to us. Curated by Hypeart, upcoming exhibition Bonhams It is a time of transition, a time of known and unknown, forcing us to face our environment and where we are with the works of Shepard Fairey, George Condo, Beverly Pepper, Sam Gilliam, Sam Gilliam and others Critical point Invite audiences to participate in the art of challenging conventions, blurring lines and forging new paths. The exhibition begins from February 18 to 21 and will study the boundaries between art and society.

In a charitable partnership, High Hypeart and Bonhams Cooperate with it Project Angel Food Introduction to the work of Elizabeth Neel and Margo Wolowiec Critical point. The proceeds from selling these specific works are part of the upcoming auction of Angel Food Project Food and will directly benefit from the charity’s services to those affected by LA Wildfires.

The exhibition is accompanied by a group discussion and a highly anticipated launch Fairnessa book No more rulers Intimate interviews and insights from renowned street artists, founder Larry Warsh is collaborated with Princeton University Press. Shepard Fairey. Special event reception and panel discussions on February 20 will bring Fairey together; Richard Scarry, art curator and dealer; Larry Warsh, art collection Home, no longer the founder of the ruler; Keith Estiler, executive editor of Hypeart/Hypebeast; Ralph Taylor, global head of art in Bonhams; Isabel Northen (Isabel Norsten), Bonhams’ post-war and contemporary art expert.

“Propaganda art is really powerful, people are afraid of it because they think it has a sinister and manipulated agenda, but making the view of art is about correcting social ills and abuse of power, which is a good propaganda” – Shepard Fairey , ‘Fairey-Imms’ is no longer ruler, 2025.

Check out the highlights in the exhibition below. RSVP participates in our special eventsand Visit Bonhams’ website For more information.

Shepard Fairey” | 3 Face Level (Red/Yellow)” 2024

For decades, Shepard Fairey has shaped the language of street art. His iconic image of the giant Andre, originally born from the rebellious sticker movement, was once regarded as a “cheesy” figure into a cultural symbol. 3 The threshold-oriented level of level (red/yellow) continues Fairey’s legacy, which is to subvert expectations and elevate ordinary people to extraordinary legacy, reminding us of the power of reinvention.

George Apartment “Desolate Angel” 1981

George Apartment’s work delves into psychology, revealing the chaotic dance between internal turmoil and external influence. The “Desolate Angel” embodies the struggle, the angel waving arrows, which caused a tragic collision with fate. Is this a casualty from the war? The works of the apartment make us think about what remains when the world collapses.

Magdalena Abakanowicz “Picture on the Beam” circa 1994

Magdalena Abakanowicz’s transformational fiber work breaks sculptural molds from the 60s and 70s, using soft woven materials to tell powerful stories of loss and survival. “The Graphic on the Crossbeam” is an unforgettable work that contains a headless statue mounted on the wheel axle, telling the personal history of Abakanowicz – with the horror of war and the deprivation of human identity.

Sam Gilliam “Bad River Series C#11” 1988

Sam Gilliam’s radical approach was a pioneer in post-war American painting, reshaping the possibilities of abstract expressionism. Gilliam is known for his “dangling” collection of paintings that are hung without stretchers in an attempt to break the boundaries between art and society. “Bad River C# 11” is a testament to his ongoing exploration of form, rhythm and material, a visual conversation inspired by the freedom and improvisation of jazz.

Elizabeth Neel “US 11” 2019

Elizabeth Neel’s work challenges traditional abstract patterns, embracing chaos and structure. “US 11” represents the rupture of American ideals – its flag sheds and falls in a mesmerizing reflection of political unrest. For thresholds, this work is directly about the volatile currents that shape our current moments.

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