Western Pop: Icons & Irony
Broschofsky Galleries presents Western Pop: Icons & Irony, a fall exhibition showcasing works by Rudi Broschofsky, Billy Schenck, and Andy Warhol. Combining bold colors, satire, and Western iconography, the show examines how Pop Art reinterprets cowboy mythology and American nostalgia. From Broschofsky’s layered prints to Schenck’s cinematic cowboy scenes and Warhol’s iconic spins on Americana, Western Pop links the modern with the classic.
Captions:
Armed and Dangerous
by Rudi Broschofsky
spray paint on panel
72” x 36”
Trailing Yearlings
by Billy Schenck
oil on canvas
50” x 50”
John Wayne
by Andy Warhol
original screen print
36” x 36”
Broschofsky Galleries
360 East Avenue | Ketchum
208.726.4950
www.brogallery.com
