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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Artificial Woman', 1965, oil, acrylic, and polyethelene on canvas, 90-1/4" × 66" (229.2 cm × 167.6cm) 91-1/2" × 67-5/8" × 2-3/4" (232.4 cm × 171.8 cm × 7 cm), framed, No. 90938
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Artificial Man', 1965, oil, acrylic, and polyethelene on canvas, 90-1/4" × 66" (229.2 cm × 167.6cm) 91-1/2" × 67-5/8" × 2-3/4"(232.4 cm × 171.8 cm × 7 cm), framed, No. 90937
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Bomb for Alfonso', 1962, oil and acrylic on canvas, 72" × 59-1/2" (182.9 cm × 151.1cm)No. 90899
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Untitled (Hanging)', c. 1970, sheet vinyl with chromed steel hanger, 63" × 19-3/4" × 1-5/8" (160 cm × 50.2 cm × 4.1 cm) No. 90943
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Seventh Ave. People', 1986, sheet vinyl, chromed steel hangers and chromed steel garment rack, 70-7/8" × 28-3/8" × 72-13/16" (180 cm × 72.1 cm × 184.9 cm) No. 90944
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Blue Clone', 1989, SCULPTURE, glazed ceramic, 21-1/16" × 9-5/8" × 9-1/16"(53.5 cm × 24.5 cm × 23 cm) No. 90947
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Kiki Kogelnik, 'Astronaut', 1964, oil and acrylic on canvas, 78-7/8" × 55-3/8" (200.3 cm × 140.7 cm) No. 83380
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Pace is pleased to announce Kiki Kogelnik: The Dance, the first solo presentation of the pioneering artist’s work in London, running from May 24 to August 3. This exhibition, whose title draws inspiration from the allegorical Danse Macabre, or the Dance with Death, will include works across various mediums that are emblematic of Kogelnik’s profound exploration of the future possibilities—and perils—of outer space, and her relationship to the altered and abstracted twentieth-century body. Incorporating work spanning three decades of production, The Dance showcases Kogelnik’s unique, futuristic visual language as a means in which to communicate the universal fragility of terrestrial...