Sentences with phrase «gluts series»

On the occasion of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation's presentation of Rauschenberg's Cardboards series and Gluts series, VernissageTV met with the Executive Director of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Christy MacLear, who tells us more about the Foundation's history, mission, grants and programs, and future presentations and activities.

The exhibition represents the richness of Rauschenberg's late career through the Gluts series (1986 — 89, 1991 — 94), metal sculptures inspired by the contemporary economy of the artist's native Texas.

On the Gluts series, Susan Davidson, Senior Curator for Collections & Exhibitions at the Guggenheim Museum New York, relates that Rauschenberg's artistic attention in the 1980s turned toward an exploration of the visual properties of metal.

The Gluts series was inspired by a visit to Houston, when the Texas economy was suffering a receccsion due to a surplus of supply (glut) in the oil market.

The presentation at Robert Rauschenberg's former studio in Manhattan had its focus on two fascinating aspects of Rauschenberg's oeuvre: the Cardboards series and the Gluts series.

Rauschenberg in a junkyard looking for source material for his Gluts series, Naples, Italy, December 1986.

Not exact matches

Apple has unveiled the first teaser for Carpool Karaoke: The Series, featuring original host James Corden alongside a glut of huge celebs including Will Smith, John Legend, and Ariana Grande.

Fresh off the glut of NBC news earlier today, CBS has announced a few series orders.

Problematic characterisation, strange, unengaging storylines and a glut of superheroes / villains vastly more interesting than Batman come together in a finished product that never quite does the series justice.

While adaptations like «Silent Hill» and the «Resident Evil» series have their adamant defenders, and with the Angelina Jolie - starring «Tomb Raider» films faring pretty well at the box office in their day, there's also a glut of terrible titles like «Doom,» «Street Fighter,» and most of Uwe Boll's filmography.

With the overnight success of series like The Twilight Saga and the Hunger Games trilogy, coupled with indie author breakout stars like Amanda Hocking, the sales channels quickly filled up with a glut of traditionally published and self - published YA content (bonus points if there was a vampire involved).

Smashwords CEO Mark Coker recently released the 2018 updated edition of his Smashwords Book Marketing Guide, in which his advice to authors still includes a strategy of pricing at least one book as free, and if you have a series, price the first book as free, despite his gloomy 2018 Publishing Predictions blog post, in which he predicted an increased glut of high - quality, low cost eBooks, and the demise of independent publishing by a rising, Amazon - dependent model.

Skipping over all this, MoMA picks up the story in 1986, with the «Glut» series of sculptures, made primarily from scrap metal — road signs in particular.

Summer Knight Glut, a 1987 excerpt from this series, marks the effect of a surplus of a natural resource by recombining detritus from its manifestation as consumer product: It is made of gas stations.

The series» title takes its name from the economic recession that Houston experienced during a «glut» (or surplus of supply) in the oil market during the 1980s.

Rauschenberg's metal Gluts comprise a series he worked on intermittently between 1986 and» 94.

The pieces that comprise Works on Metal come from Rauschenberg's thematic series Gluts, Urban Bourbon, Borealis, Night Shade, and Phantom.

The late works, especially the Gluts, a series of sculptures made out of crushed and twisted bits of signage, some produced when he was in his seventies, are as fierce and fiercely American as anything that precedes them.

Faced with disparate objects littering his studio, he applied a direct approach to the Gluts (1986 - 89 and 1991 - 95), his final series of sculpture.

A generation after leading scientists and experts warned the world of an escalating series of horrendous famines, the crop gluts continue.