Eduardo Paolozzi

Eduardo Paolozzi (1924–2005, United Kingdom) was a Scottish-Italian sculptor, printmaker and collagist widely regarded as a pioneer of British Pop Art. Working across sculpture, screenprint, mosaic and collage, his practice drew on mass media imagery, science fiction, advertising and popular culture to produce works of dense visual complexity. He is known for his monumental bronze sculptures, his screenprint series As Is When (1965) and his mosaic decoration of Tottenham Court Road Underground station, London (1984). Paolozzi was a founding member of the Independent Group and participated in Spellbound: Art and Film at the Hayward Gallery, London, in 1996.

  • Douglas Gordon, 24 Hour Psycho, 1993, installation view, Spellbound: Art and Film, Hayward Gallery, London, 1996, blue-toned projection photograph, postcard recto Spellbound: Art and Film, Hayward Gallery / British Film Institute, London, 1996, exhibition postcard verso with dates, institution logos and artist names, unmailed

    DOUGLAS GORDON — 24 Hour Psycho, Spellbound: Art and Film, Hayward Gallery / BFI, London, 1996

    DOUGLAS GORDON — 24 Hour Psycho, Spellbound: Art and Film, Hayward Gallery / BFI, London, 1996

  • ABCs of Pop Art, Museum of Fine Arts FSU 2000, front cover: grey, Roy Lichtenstein sandwich and cola glass in red and blue, serif title below ABCs of Pop Art 2000, interior: Ian Baxter BC Landscape 1961 colour painting left; David Buchan Modern Fashions — Killing Time 1979 colour photos right

    JEFFREY SPALDING — ABCs of Pop Art: America, Britain, Canada, Museum of Fine Arts FSU, 2000

    JEFFREY SPALDING — ABCs of Pop Art: America, Britain, Canada, Museum of Fine Arts FSU, 2000