Sentences with phrase «davie work»

Becoming insured as a renter in Davie works much the same way as any other type of policy that protects your assets.

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The thrust of these works is neatly expressed in the subtitle of Davie's book on religion in Britain since World War II: Believing Without Belonging.

But it is difficult to get too excited about this hire until Davie shows that he can recruit reasonably well and that either a) the old - school offensive approach he has championed on ESPN for nearly the last decade can actually still work, or b) he can adapt some new offensive techniques.

Desperate for a fat loss work out that worked, Jonny searched all over the Internet for a solution, but it wasn't until he stumbled across the transformation Jason Davie (who lost over 31 pounds with Turbulence Training) that he was convinced he had found the best fat burning exercise program.

As of December 2005, I started a new medical practice located at: TrueMedMD 7450 Griffin Road, Suite 190 Davie, Florida 33314 Office telephone: [phone] Returning to clinical medicine was easy for me since my original training was in clinical medicine, including working as an Emergency Room Doctor in Illinois.

The auther Alexander J. Davie, is a corporate & securities attorney based in Nashville, Tennessee, focusing on startups, technology, venture capital, M&A, and private fund work.

I've hung curtains by myself everywhere we have lived so far — Jackson, MS, the Carrboro Cottage, and the Davie Circle House... so her being there to help, while David was working hard at the hospital, was pretty amazing and not something I take for granted.

The auther Alexander J. Davie, is a corporate & securities attorney based in Nashville, Tennessee, focusing on startups, technology, venture capital, M&A, and private fund work.

He's an outcast of sorts with no friends, living in a working class New York suburb with his mother Karen (Erin Davie) and older, teasing brother Tom (Christian Madsen).

Gifted cinematographer Roman Vasyanov returns to work with Davie Ayer after his impressive work on «End of Watch» (2012).

We have embraced the high standards espoused in our NACEP - accredited program, Penn College NOW, while engaging and inspiring students to explore and earn «degrees that work ®,» said Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D., President, Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Our car repair technicians are highly trained in all aspects of Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler and RAM repairs, and have done work for customers from all of our surrounding communities, including Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines and Davie.

The auther Alexander J. Davie, is a corporate & securities attorney based in Nashville, Tennessee, focusing on startups, technology, venture capital, M&A, and private fund work.

From the early works of Alan Davie RA to Pop - inspired sculpture, everything worth seeing in the world of art this week.

This page of energetic sketches by Davie is as noteworthy for what it doesn't contain as for what it does: no descriptions of the work, no mention of the artist's past accomplishments, no attempts at interpretation.

Including works by: Robert Adams, Michael Cardew, Lynn Chadwick, Prunella Clough, Harold Cohen, Hans Coper, Alan Davie, Francis Davison, Elizabeth Fritsch, Sir Terry Frost, Barbara Hepworth, Anthony Hill, Roger Hilton, Ivon Hitchens, Harry Hoodless, John Latham, David Leach, Alexander Mackenzie, Mary Martin, Margaret Mellis, Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Kate Nicholson, John Piper, Mary Potter, Lucie Rie, Bridget Riley, Peter Sedgley, Graham Sutherland, Joe Tilson, John Tunnard, Keith Vaughan

Yet from the time of his debut New York exhibition at the Catherine Viviano Gallery in 1956, at which every work sold, Davie's career was on an unstoppable upward trajectory, culminating in his 1958 Whitechapel exhibition.

Davie began painting in earnest, working on big rolls of paper on the floors of cheap hotel rooms.

«Peter Lanyon, Alan Davie and William Scott Talking to David Sylvester about Their Work», BBC recording, 19 June 1959, Tate Archive TAV 214AB

Including works by: Arturo Bonfanti, Edward Burra, Prunella Clough, Thurloe Conolly, Alan Davie, Merlyn Evans, Barry Flanagan, Stephen Gilbert, Alan Green, Tibor Hajas, Al Held, Ivon Hitchens, David Hockney, Peter Lanyon, Liliane Lijn, Paul Nash, Ben Nicholson, Victor Pasmore, Ceri Richards, Bridget Riley, Patti Smith, Joe Tilson, John Wells

Cornelia Parker RA has installed a beautifully elegant room of work made in black and white; there are moving displays of work by Alan Davie RA and John Bellany RA who died this year, and there is a kind of humanist room curated by Eileen Cooper RA, which displays lots of deeply - felt figurative work.

Leeds Art Gallery receives works by Robert Adams, Alan Davie, Henry Moore, William Pye, Joe Tilson, William Turnbull and Alison Wilding from the Eric and Jean Cass Gift.

Also on display is a selection of Modern British and International works from artists including: Marina Abramovic, Valie Export, Hermann Nitsch, Julije Knifer, Ben Nicholson, Victor Pasmore, Stephen Buckley and Alan Davie.

Also on display is a selection of Modern British and International works from artists including: Valie Export, Hermann Nitsch, Julije Knifer, Ben Nicholson, Victor Pasmore, Stephen Buckley and Alan Davie.

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum debuts Symptomania, a suite of new work created expressly for the Museum by Karin Davie.

On the occasion of her traveling mini-survey featuring 41 paintings, drawings, and sculptures, which began last month on February 23rd at the Albright - Knox Museum in Buffalo, Rail contributing editor Joan Waltemath visited Karin Davie's Lower East Side studio to discuss her life and work.

Distinguished by spontaneity, exuberant colour and improvisation, Davie's work has been shown frequently and with great success for 70 years!

In the imposing Central Hall works by honorary academicians, major international artists such as Georg Baselitz and Anselm Kiefer, appear beside those of prominent academicians who have died over the past year, including Anthony Caro, Alan Davie and John Bellany.

1989, Alan Davie, Major Works of the Sixties, Gimpel Fils, London, cat.no.5.

Leeds Art Gallery receives works by Robert Adams, Alan Davie, Henry Moore, William Pye, Joe Tilson, William Turnbull and Alison Wilding.

The Collection of 20th and 21st Century British Works on Paper is comprised of prints, drawings and watercolours by key figures of British art including Francis Bacon, Peter Blake, Simon Carter, Alan Davie, Tracey Emin, Lucian Freud, Elisabeth Frink, Eric Gill, David Hockney, Ben Johnson, Paul Nash, John Piper, Eric Ravilious, Colin Self and Graham Sutherland.

Hockney created his first oil paintings and colour lithographs in the late 50s and, in 1957, was confronted with abstract painting for the first time at an exhibition of the works of Alan Davie in Wakefield.

Independent - minded, somewhat eccentric and seemingly unaffected by the shifting trends of the art world in the latter half of the 20th century, Mr. Davie was an early European admirer of postwar American abstract artists like Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning, whom he first encountered at the 1948 Venice Biennale as well as in the collection of Peggy Guggenheim (who bought two of Mr. Davie's works).

Without gallery support Bunker's collages have entered private collections alongside work by artists including Gillian Ayres, Georges Braque, Alan Davie, Robyn Denny, John McLean & John Hoyland.

Her interest in automatic painting and eliciting creative responses from her audience also links her work to British modernists, such as Alan Davie (former Gregory Fellow in Painting at the University of Leeds) or other contemporary painters represented in the gallery's collection, including Christopher P. Wood.

Distinguished by spontaneity, exuberant colour and improvisation, Davie's work has been shown frequently and with great success for over 70 years.

There were also several international galleries showing at this year's event, the most notable Alon Zakaim London who showcased a variety of works by Damien Hirst, Jim Dine, Patrick Hughes and Alan Davie.

This new exciting Retrospective Exhibition at Alan Wheatley Art will span Alan Davie's whole artistic career and provide the opportunity to view previously unseen significant early oil paintings as well as works painted by the artist shortly before he died.

This year's show will also feature an architecture room, a print room and works in memory of academicians who have died over the last year including Sir Anthony Caro, Alan Davie, Maurice Cockrill, Ralph Brown and John Bellany.

Aubrey Williams» distinctive contribution to 20th century British art as a master of painterly abstraction is increasingly recognized; a contemporary of Alan Davie and Peter Lanyon, Williams» work invites productive comparison.

Several galleries, including Goodman Fine Art, present work by pioneering Scottish abstract painter Alan Davie RA whilst Gilden's Arts Gallery displays an original 1940s Picasso portrait of Dora Maar.

From Brazilian artist Maria Nepomuceno's immersive work to Karin Davie's large - scale optical illusion, the power and playfulness of NO MAN»S LAND captivated its premier audience.

From Heilmann's and Davidson's personal and quirky approaches, to Davie's sculptural undulations, Schifano's reductive vocabulary, Owens» and van Genderen's investigations of space, and, finally, Levine's sentimentally wise paintings, the work in this exhibit addresses ideas of pleasure for both the artist making the work and viewer beholding it.

(3) The elemental qualities of his work may also relate to the wild environment of the Cornish countryside, where Davie maintained a studio from the 1950s on and was an influential member of the artists» community based in the seaside town of St. Ives.

Davie's work also has an affinity with Surrealism's goal of revealing elements of the visual world that lie beyond the real.

Davie said of his work that he was «engaged in a shamanistic conjuring up of visions which will link us metaphorically with mysterious and spiritual forces normally beyond our apprehension.»

The post-war collection features art by Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Joan Eardley and Alan Davie, with more recent works by artists including Douglas Gordon, Antony Gormley, Robert Priseman and Tracey Emin.

Leeds Art Gallery received works by Robert Adams, Alan Davie, Henry Moore, William Pye, Joe Tilson, William Turnbull and Alison Wilding.

A contemporary of the highly sought after Martin Bradley and Alan Davie, his work is comparable both in terms of style and quality.

Expect to find work by Pablo Atchugarry, Giamcomo Balla, Norman Bluhm, Alexander Calder, Giorgio Cavallon, Alan Davie, Mark Flood, Sam Francis, Adolph Gottlieb, Franz Kline, Alfred Leslie, Roberto Matta, Richard Pettibone, Richard Pousette - Dart, Joel Shapiro, Irene Monat Stern, Wayne Thiebaud, Julius Tobias, Jack Tworkov, Idelle Weber, Tom Wesselmann, and Fumio Yoshimura.