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Leon Golub
The complex dynamics of power, violence and politics pervade the breadth of Leon Golub’s paintings. Born in Chicago in , Golub received his BA in Art History from the University of Chicago in Golub subsequently attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he received his BFA and MFA in and , respectively, after serving as an army cartographer in WWII.
In the late s, Golub met the artist Nancy Spero ( – ) to whom he was married, and collaborated with variously, for nearly 50 years. During this time, Golub became involved with the Monster Roster Group: a post-war circle of artists based in Chicago and joined by a shared fascination with surrealism, mythology and ancient art, systems of representation, and the politics of social critique. This early engagement, especially for its motion away from then dominant abstract modes of painting, informed the rest of Golub's career.
In , Golub co-founded the event, ‘Exhibition Momentum,’ a confrontational response to the Art Institute of Chicago's banning of undergraduate submissions to its annual ‘Artists of Chicago and Vicinity’ exhibition. This recalcitrant form of activism proved typical for Golub, r
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