Niki de Saint Phalle Is Having a Moment in New York. Here Are 10 Bright and Jubilant Works by the Artist on the Artnet Gallery Network
The French artist is currently the subject of an exhibition at MoMA PS1 in Queens.
The French artist is currently the subject of an exhibition at MoMA PS1 in Queens.
Niki de Saint Phalle (b. 1930) is having a long overdue moment of recognition in New York. The French-born artist, who died in 2002, is currently the focus of “Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life,” at MoMA PS1.
The artist, who won more fame in Europe than the U.S. during her lifetime, created jubilant imaginative scenes that cultivated her unique feminist vision—bold sculptures of brightly adorned women’s bodies to prints and drawings filled with lions and dragons and mystical birds.
For those captivated by her unique creations, the Artnet Gallery Network is filled with dozens of works by the artist, which you can inquire about with just a click. Below, we’ve picked out a few of our favorites.