
Tim Biskup
Fine Arts - 1988
Beginning his career in studio animation, Tim Biskup (‘88, Fine Arts) developed his
                                             skills as a draftsman and technical painter before jumping into the world of fine
                                             art. Now Biskup’s work is exponentially more eclectic, and has been described as “a
                                             dense, character driven style inspired by mid-century modern design infused with a
                                             healthy dose of punk rock energy.” [MetroArtWork]  ...
                                             		
                                             		 Working with playful and vibrant psychedelic imagery in the pop genre that emerged
                                                in the late 20th century, and fusing bright colors and whimsical shapes onto a ‘flattened’
                                                look, Biskup is associated with a lowbrow, pop-surrealist aesthetic style. He works
                                                with diverse media such as silkscreening, textile production, and rotocast vinyl.
                                                He is also a significant contributor to the GAMA-GO clothing line.
                                                		
                                                		Since the mid ‘80s, he has produced a stream of original artwork, limited edition
                                                prints, clothing, toys, books and other publications, vinyl figures, sculptures and
                                                tee shirts, available at Bispop in Pasadena.
                                                		
                                                		His work has been shown worldwide, including galleries and museums in Los Angeles,
                                                New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Barcelona, Berlin, Paris, Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires
                                                and Melbourne. 
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