Irascible: The Combative Life of Douglas Cooper, Collector and Friend of Picasso Kyoto Taking its title from J

Taking its title from J

the exhibition explored the fraught interweaving of race

Jenney began to make the Bad Paintings in the 1960s

Stingel made the paintings by spraying pigment through gauze fabric

This organic cotton hoodie was produced by Sky High Farm Workwear under the creative directorship of artist Dan Colen

Irascible: The Combative Life of Douglas Cooper, Collector and Friend of Picasso Kyoto Taking its title from JThis lively book by Adrian Clark and Richard Calvocoressi recounts the adventures of self taught English art historian and critic Douglas Cooper (19111984). Cooper began collecting works by Georges Braque, Juan Gris, Fernand Lger, and Pablo Picasso in the 1930s and made his name as a scholar with his catalogue of the Courtauld Collection in 1954 and his catalogue raisonn of Griss work in 1977. He also organized exhibitions by Braque and Paul Gauguin,