Ben Frost (1975) - Drug Test, Bugged Out

BEN FROST (1975) : Drug Test, Bugged Out Circa 2021 Lithography (pigment print) on art paper with a format of 30 x 30 cm. Signed G/P and hand-signed by the artist in the bottom right. Artwork that has never been framed, in perfect condition. We provide meticulous packing, international tracking, insurance, and express shipping for all our deliveries. The numbering may differ from the photos. The image with framing is a staged example; the work is sold unframed. BEN FROST (born in Brisbane, Australia) is a visual artist whose work seeks to challenge the norms and values of contemporary Western culture and society. The artist Ben Frost is best known for his bold and irreverent Pop Art. His instantly recognizable approach to pop culture subverts the everyday iconography of the world’s leading brands. By subverting the meanings and messages of mainstream media, Frost’s satirical commentary on advertising, entertainment, and politics is both confrontational and controversial. Exhibiting internationally over the past two decades, Frost’s solo exhibitions have covered London, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles, Toronto, Singapore, Berlin, Miami, Turin, Bangkok and San Francisco. His work has been widely presented in media institutions such as the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar. Notable fashion collaborations include the collaboration with Jeremy Scott to produce a Moschino autumn/winter 2018 capsule collection, launched at Milan Fashion Week, and the partnership with Carolina Herrera for a limited edition of her perfume “212 Pop!”. Highlights of the exhibition include exhibitions at the Institute of Modern Art in Brisbane, the MCA in Sydney, the Urban Nation Contemporary Urban Art Museum in Berlin, and inclusion in an exclusive artist showcase for Pop the Streets at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Exhibiting internationally over the past two decades, Frost’s solo exhibitions have covered London, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles, Toronto, Singapore, Berlin, Miami, Turin, Bangkok and San Francisco. His work has been widely presented in media institutions such as the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar. The most notable fashion collaborations include the collaboration with Jeremy Scott to produce a Moschino autumn/winter 2018 capsule collection, launched at Milan Fashion Week, and the partnership with Carolina Herrera for a limited edition of her perfume “212 Pop!”. Highlights of the exhibition include exhibitions at the Institute of Modern Art in Brisbane, the MCA in Sydney, the Urban Nation Contemporary Urban Art Museum in Berlin and inclusion in an exclusive artist showcase for Pop the Streets at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

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