Description
A contemporary serigraph on archival paper “Untitled (Antipsychotic, Sleepiness, Pain)” by renowned Detroit-based artist Beverly Fishman. Hand signed in pencil with an annotation of 30/30 on the lower margin. The composition features three stacked, emblematic forms derived from medication shapes, dosing icons, and color-coded symptom markers, imagery Fishman transforms into bold, hard-edged abstractions. Rendered in saturated hues of neon yellow, red-orange, and deep navy with crisp, layered outlines, the work demonstrates Fishman’s mastery of color, precision, and surface. The composition radiates with clinical clarity and graphic power, engaging themes of identity, dependency, and the aesthetics of medical systems. This serigraph is a quintessential example of Fishman’s widely exhibited and institutionally collected practice. An exceptional acquisition for collectors of contemporary abstraction and conceptual design. Dimensions: 24”w x 30”h.
Beverly Fishman is an acclaimed Detroit-based painter and multimedia artist celebrated for her bold, hard-edged abstractions exploring the language of pharmaceuticals and the medical industry. A former head of the Painting Department at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, where she served as Artist-in-Residence for over 25 years, Fishman has received numerous honors, including the prestigious Anonymous Was A Woman Award and a Kresge Arts Fellowship. Her work has been widely exhibited in major museums and galleries in the United States and abroad, and is featured in prominent institutional collections such as the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Miami Art Museum, and the Chrysler Museum of Art. Recognized for her rigorous formalism and incisive commentary on contemporary healthcare culture, Fishman is regarded as a leading figure in American abstract art.
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