Sentences with phrase «as art critic natilie»

As an art critic, the brain is quick to judge.

As art critic Laura Cumming has described, «Paul's paintings aren't so much portraits as poems based on an intensely empathetic observation.

As the art critic Laura Cumming writes in The Observer, «Borremans's gift is for snaring you, enthralling you with all sorts of characters, strange scenarios and possibilities.»

Mr. Ashbery, in his capacity as an art critic, wrote about her work, and Mr. Koch and O'Hara both wrote poems about her.

It is Rosenberg's first influential essay as an art critic.

I began to feel more and more responsibility as an art critic to address abstract painting.

For several years Powhida worked as an art critic for the Brooklyn Rail art and culture journal while developing his own artistic practice.

But there were also plenty of Downtown Manhattan stalwarts, among them Richard Serra, Robert Smithson and Yvonne Rainer, as well as the art critic Lucy R. Lippard.

He became a cultural hero because of his influential writings as an art critic, his work as an arts organizer, and his role as spokesman for African Americans during the Harlem Renaissance and mid - twentieth century.

As an art critic, Raúl Zamudio has written over 200 published texts of which many have been translated into Chinese, Finnish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish.

As art critic Dore Ashton noted, Sloan — not only brought [Smith] into the modern art world, but also into the world of political commitment.

In 2007 she received a scholarship to attend iCommons conference in Croatia as the art critic.

In 1974, with the advent of postmodernism and contemporary art, Canaday resigned his position as art critic with the New York Times, in order to devote more time to writing books.

As an art critic, I asked myself if Reyes» piece had to do with economic imbalance or the need for human cooperation or some other serious subject.

As art critic for the Dallas Morning News from 1933 to 1939 Bywaters wrote hundreds of articles on the art and artists of Texas.

They and other artists, including Robert Mangold, Sylvia Plimack Mangold, and Robert Ryman, as well as the art critic Lucy R. Lippard, all lived within close proximity on the Bowery and supported one another in significant ways.

The Wanderers received a variety of support from other Russian artists, as well as the art critic Vladimir Stasov, who promoted their painting and artistic program.

As an art critic she has written extensively for publications including Artforum, Flash Art, ArtPress and has been the editor of many catalogues.

In Fairfield Porter's career as art critic, he wrote an essay on Katz's painting, maintaining that Katz did not need to declare his interest in «reality,» nor did he «need to say that deepest reality is in visual experience, or in the paint medium as the medium for nature, or in communication, or emotion» because it was visually apparent in the work.

She is now working as an independent curator and consultant for emerging artists in Paris, while continuing to write as an art critic on her blog, «Art is a Conversation».

He has a background as an art critic and editor - in - chief of several art magazines, including NU: The Nordic Art Review.

As art critic Suzi Gablik notes on the book's back cover, «It is the dangerous, degrading aspect of plastic that powers Longobardi's work, the crushing devastation hidden inside its gaudy allure.»

As art critic Dore Ashton noted, Sloan «not only brought [Smith] into the modern art world, but also into the world of political commitment.»

(Monk doubles as art critic «James Kalm» who bicycles to art events around NY and writes an art column for The Brooklyn Rail.)

What is sometimes forgotten is the fact that Donald Judd began his professional career as a writer, indeed as an art critic, at a time when the downtown NYC art scene regarded the writing artist as suspect.

As art critic Jonathan Jones recently wrote: «The blockbuster exhibition encourages an idiotic attitude to art.

• Donald Judd (1928 - 94) An iconic figure of American abstract sculpture, he began his career as an art critic on Arts Magazine.

This, then, constitutes perhaps my oldest criticism in and of art, the juvenile consideration that marks my very beginnings as an art critic: why not make it lighter?

He got a job as art critic for The Listener, printed by the BBC, which he used to comment on British contemporary painting, praising a number of young British artists, including Francis Bacon and Michael Ayrton.

Lately, as an art critic it has, at times, seemed hard to know who you are writing for, hard to visualize the audience that is, you hope, engaged by your writing.

Wilkin also discusses her routines and criteria as an art critic for the Wall Street Journal, the Hudson Review, and the New Criterion: How do you put into words something you find mesmerizing but have never encountered before?

As an art critic I'm not the ideal person to comment on the quality of work in a medium that means nothing to me.

Frank Auerbachs working methods and paintings have attracted their critics, but he has been championed throughout his career by renowned figures such as the art critic David Sylvester, who considered him the most exciting prospect in English painting since Francis Bacon.

In 1962, as art critic of the New York Post, I published an interview with Ad to present his ideas to a general public.

For the whole of my career as an art critic, this same stuck record — «We need to return to proper painting and sculpture» — has been playing on my Dansette.

He is better known as an art critic and co-founder of Artforum.

As art critic Leah Ollman stated in her review of her 2015 exhibition at the Mark Moore Gallery in the Los Angeles Times, «Limbs are entwined, tongues extended.

A triple translation, as art critic Michele Robecchi notes, through which the artist stages her own allegory of memory and time, making visible the redefinitions that take place when memories overlap.

Tropical foliage is a recurrent element in her work which as art critic Roberta Smith has remarked «is reminiscent of a naive derivative of neo-Expressionism that also evokes a contemporary take on the tropical vision of Henri Rousseau».

Associate Editor of Fabrik magazine and art critic for the Huffington Post, Frank has served as Editor of THEmagazine Los Angeles and Visions Art Quarterly, and as art critic for the LA Weekly, Village Voice and SoHo Weekly News.

She has also served as an independent curator and as an art critic for ABC Cultural.

From the late 1950s, Judd began to make a name for himself as an art critic rather than as an artist.

You do not understand whole movements of painting such as Abstract Expressionism yet you earn a living as an art critic.

She currently works as an art critic for L.A. Weekly, and contributes to a number of other publications, most recently CARLA, ARTNews, East of Borneo, and L.A. Review of Books.

There's more to a Brice Marden painting than meets the eye, as Art Critic Kenneth Baker found out while spending time with the artist for today's cover story.

She currently works as an art critic for L.A. Weekly and contributes to a number of other publications, most recently CARLA, Photograph Magazine, East of Borneo and L.A. Review of Books.

As an art critic, he is contributing editor for Art Nexus, and NY correspondent for Flash Art.

Twice winner of the College Art Association award for distinguished Art Criticism, Rose has been a contributing editor to Art International, Artforum, Arts, and Art in America as well as an art critic for New York Magazine.

As art critic Natilie Hareen wrote in Art Forum about Monzon's work, «Seemingly all the formal painting devices from the last fifty years have been brought to bear in Monzon's canvases: the gestural brushstroke; the grid as found compositional device; the chance - determined stain; and the diagrammatic line.»

Lupe Álvarez has taught at several universities in Ecuador where she currently resides, and serves as an art critic and independent curator.