Sentences with phrase «conceptual art»

MW: The connection between the text and performance for me was through the practice of Conceptual art in the early 1970s.

Since the rise of conceptual art in the 20th century, painters have been perceived to be stupid.

This eccentric, undocumented incident marked the beginning of an artistic career that would lay the groundwork for the 1960s conceptual art movement and challenge traditional assumptions about the nature of the art object.

Her work is informed by conceptual art as well as by Latin American and North American traditions of abstraction.

Many notions of integrating form with conceptual art, and unusual materials with the real world, are still being played out all these years later.

A pioneer of conceptual art practice, the artist's career spans five decades and embraces painting, photography, film, video, books, prints, objects and installation.

Only one problem with this story: if painting has come alive, it has done so while borrowing happily from conceptual art.

A central figure of Conceptual Art since the 1960s, he concluded that viewers could experience an artwork simply by reading a verbal description of it.

If this is «idea art» (another term for conceptual art in the 1960s), tell me: what is the idea it embodies?

He is wondering about art after conceptual art and wondering if he or anyone else should be painting.

He may not exactly make conceptual art, but try to figure out the process behind his abstractions or the subject of his portraits without a press kit.

This exhibition explores the strong and direct connections between Conceptual Art and the art of the book.

Much of the British conceptual art of the period this exhibition surveys has not aged all that well.

This is, after all, the great outdoors, where you can always bring a good book about conceptual art.

The more than 35 projects on view are drawn from a privately held collection of European and American conceptual art from its great years.

He uses conceptual art strategies and applies them to painting to explore its relationship to language and content and its role as an artwork.

Where traditional art has spent hundreds of years coming to a refined balance of aesthetic and concept, conceptual art emerged as a sort of protest.

And you can also say that a lot of the art systems we grew up around, even conceptual art or minimalism, could be just as strange a belief.

It is also a portrait of artistic developments in the 1960s and 1970s, when European and American minimal and conceptual art came into their own.

Particularly some circles within conceptual art link the aesthetics with the political.

Before conceptual art, art was made of traditional materials, paint, canvas, bronze, marble, and more.

Many conceptual art examples show that beauty can be found in an idea as well, and not only in representation.

Other early moments in conceptual art also utilized mass - produced publications, particularly arts magazines.

While it's easy enough to get the impression you're stuck inside a coffee table book on late 20th - century conceptual art, the best stuff is terrific fun.

The issue is not conceptual art versus the handmade, but thinking and feeling.

It was not just conceptual art or a script for performance, but a hope for the future.

Contemporary visual artist using conceptual art, installation + film to question life and promote free thinking.

It is quite difficult to determine what conceptual art is and isn't.

The program of represented artists centres around conceptual art and focuses on the contemporary scene since 1960.

For now, a tribute to painting and conceptual art leaves one wondering about the possibility of making art or making meaning after all.

They have played a key role in the development of conceptual art internationally.

In a nutshell: A challenging exhibition viewing conceptual art as a tightly defined historical phenomenon during which, British artists changed the very nature of art.

Back then I couldn't connect conceptual art and text art with what I was doing before.

He rejects conceptual art as the sole claimant of «ideas» and champions the decorative and intimate qualities of handmade objects with stories to tell.

Those lines of escape were what eventually became classic Conceptual art.

With its rather exceptional and extremely rich history which spans over six decades, conceptual art still stands strong and seems to be more lively and fresh than ever.

Conceptual art sought to work outside of the gallery and the art world.

Adding to this neglect is the fact that it is easy to miss the achievements of a black abstract painter if you are a white critic busy celebrating Conceptual Art.

With his typical delight for the unexpected, the great veteran of American conceptual art actually started off as a painter.

Besides, surely conceptual art belonged to a generation that one had almost, finally, brought oneself to forget.

The influence of Conceptual art is everywhere apparent, but what else is new?

Come to think of it, such a performance might translate into terrific conceptual art one day.

It can not get too personal or too theoretical, so forget strictly conceptual art.

And can anyone call the latter conceptual art, when it has hardly an idea in its head?

During this period minimalism and conceptual art radically changed traditional sculpture.

However, emotion is hardly the most productive filter through which to perceive conceptual art.

Because you are intrigued by German conceptual art and its way of expressing the nuances of modern society.

Several works in this group of drawings represent friends and acquaintances from the early days of the minimalist and conceptual art movements and have never been shown.