Phrases with «idiosyncratic artist»

An "idiosyncratic artist" refers to a person who has a unique and peculiar style or way of creating art that sets them apart from others. They have their own individualistic approach to art, often showcasing unconventional ideas or techniques. Full definition

Sentences with «idiosyncratic artist»

  • He'd heard about Kusama because that was around the time she was being rediscovered — Cooper had just opened a show of her work — by a generation of curators inspired by idiosyncratic artists who'd ended up in art history's dusty attic. (nymag.com)
  • Marie Lorenz at Jack Hanley Gallery April 18 — May 17 One of New York's most pleasantly, refreshingly idiosyncratic artists, Brooklyn - based Marie Lorenz has recently been making art about her journeys in homemade boats throughout the five boroughs, videotaping her travels and fashioning prints from the flotsam she discovers. (observer.com)
  • This sense of «rupture» — both physically and psychologically - is perhaps the prevailing aesthetic attitude that unites the otherwise highly idiosyncratic artists — and art works — brought together in Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday. (jamescohan.com)
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