Broschofsky Galleries
Contemporary Icons Meet the New West: Spotlight on Four Visionaries
Broschofsky Galleries is proud to present a bold curatorial focus on four influential artists redefining the boundaries of Western and contemporary art: Kollabs, David Yarrow, Billy Schenck, and Andy Warhol.
Kollabs
A fresh force in the art world, Kollabs fuses pop art, graffiti, and cultural nostalgia into layered visual conversations. With a process rooted in screen printing, collage, and re-appropriated iconography, their work pulses with energy, wit, and social commentary.
David Yarrow
One of the most collected fine art photographers working today, David Yarrow captures the untamed beauty and mythology of the American West through cinematic composition and unmatched intimacy. His large-scale photographs, often featuring dramatic wildlife or staged narratives, continue to resonate with collectors worldwide.
Billy Schenck
A founding voice of Western Pop, Schenck draws from Spaghetti Western film stills and classical compositions to create sharply graphic, stylized narratives. His art captures the mythic and ironic in equal measure—with saturated palettes, cowboys, and confrontational stillness at the forefront.
Andy Warhol
As an enduring symbol of American pop culture, Andy Warhol’s presence at Broschofsky Galleries bridges historical context with contemporary relevance. His Western-themed prints— including depictions of Native American figures and frontier icons—offer a rare look into Warhol’s fascination with myth and identity in the American West.
Captions:
Nolan
by Kollabs
mixed Media with Resin Finish
60” x 48” x 2.5”
Bad Asses
by David Yarrow
archival pigment print in standard size
37” x 78” (52” x 93” framed)
archival pigment print in large size
49” x 103” (64” x 118” framed)
Trailing Yearlings
by Billy Schenck
oil on canvas
50” x 50” (57” x 57” framed)
Sitting Bull
by Andy Warhol
screen print on Lenox museum board
36” x 36”
Broschofsky Galleries
360 East Avenue | Ketchum
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