DTR Modern Galleries
DTR Modern Galleries is a contemporary and modern art gallery in Newbury Street, in Boston in the United States. It is run by Ted Vassilev.[1] In 2017 it offered for sale a mobile by Lichtenstein.[2]
Publications[edit]
Futurelics: Past is Present is a publication of the work of contemporary artist Robert Mars that portrays the nostalgia of idealistic Americana culture in present popforms.
- Vassilev, Ted (2018). Robert Mars Futurelics: Past is Present. New York, NY: Scala Arts Publishers Inc. ISBN 1785511637. Retrieved 20 April 2018. Search this book on
Essays by Eleanor Heartney, Bruce Helander and Donald Kuspit.[3]
Luscious Threads is Stephen Wilson’s first full publication on his interdisciplinary works of fashion and contemporary art showing a mastery of fabric on canvas and 3D sculpture.
- Vassilev, Ted (2018). Stephen Wilson: Luscious Threads. New York, NY: Scala Arts Publishers Inc. ISBN 1785511742. Retrieved 20 April 2018. Search this book on (forthcoming Summer 2018)
Franchise of the Mind is a debut publication with DTR Modern Galleries of renowned street artist Thierry Guetta or more commonly known as Mr. Brainwash following the global success of the artist after gaining mainstream attention in Exit Through the Gift Shop, a documentary film about Guetta directed by Banksy.
- Vassilev, Ted (2018). Mr Brainwash: Franchise of the Mind. New York, NY: Scala Arts Publishers Inc. ISBN 1785511750. Retrieved 20 April 2018. Search this book on (forthcoming Autumn 2018)
References[edit]
- ↑ “Meet Dr. Ted Vassilev of DTR Modern Galleries in Back Bay” “Boston Voyager”, December 4, 2017
- ↑ Blackburn, Virginia. “Collecting 20th-century mobile art”, “How To Spend It”, “Financial Times”, 2 December 2017. Retrieved 20 April 2018.
- ↑ "Futurelics". Scala Publishers. Retrieved 20 April 2018.
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