Eight yellow circles on a red background characterize his painting The Calumet, which represents the bond between Native American tribes.
The works School of the Slip and Cyclops are part of this artist's "herms" series, which mostly consists of works made of driftwood. Eight yellow circles on a red background characterize his painting The Calumet, which represents the bond between Native American tribes. Other works by him include the sculpture 1-0, located in the lobby of Taipei 101, and the Ahava sculpture in Jerusalem. 2003 saw him place several brightly-colored sculptures of numbers along New York's Park Avenue for a work called One Through Zero. The star of Andy Warhol's film Eat, this artist raised over one million dollars in 2008 for Barack Obama with his "HOPE" series, which is a variant on a collection of works that features a diagonally-oriented letter "O." For 10 points, name this American artist best known for his paintings and red sculptures of the word "LOVE."
The works School of the Slip and Cyclops are part of this artist's "herms" series, which mostly consists of works made of driftwood.
{Robert Indiana} or {Robert Clark}