ArtistsAndres Serrano
Andres Serrano

Andres Serrano

1950
New York, NY, USA
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Andres Serrano makes large-format photographs that use bodily fluids, human remains, and religious iconography as primary material. His 1987 work Piss Christ, a crucifix submerged in the artist's urine and photographed in amber light, remains one of the most contested images in American art. Serrano has also worked in commercial contexts, producing album artwork for Metallica. His photographs operate in the register of the sacred and the abject simultaneously, forcing a confrontation between aesthetic beauty and transgressive subject matter.

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Red River #3 (Art Institute of Chicago)
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Red River #3 (Art Institute of Chicago)
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Red River #3 (Art Institute of Chicago)
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Andres Serrano by foto di matti
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Andres Serrano (2023) II
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Andres Serrano in March 2015
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Andres Serranio in Stockholm, March 2015
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