Sentences with phrase «pop artist because»

[citation needed] Still, many compilations on pop art include Jasper Johns as a pop artist because of his artistic use of classical iconography.

Still, many compilations on pop art include Jasper Johns as a pop artist because of his artistic use of classical iconography.

He has often been identified as an L.A. Pop artist because he launched his career in the... Continue reading →

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I come from the music industry, and in pursuing a professional career in pop music since I was 14, I grew up wanting to be sexy, because the strong and successful artists I admired (Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Madonna) were that, and seemed to have the world in the palms of their hands.

It is said that a horror director will cast you as a victim because he admires you — or, in this case, because he admires your hypothetical camp value — but I can't help but sense some rage in the targets Mancini chooses: Set loose in La - La Land, the doll family goes on to kill unworthy pop stars (a Britney Spears look - alike), icons of cinematic change (John Waters — himself much more talented with the whole camp thing — here playing a doomed paparazzo), and pretentious, unlikely filmmakers of the 21st century (rap artist Redman, standing in for Mel Gibson -LRB-!)

Making sure that your voice over artist has lip balm, water or something to keep their mouth from getting dry (because that leads to clicks and pops in the recording);

You see, Casa Malca, the 41 - room estate sitting on the left - hand side of that long stretch of unkept street, is filled with something for just about everyone including a rare sculpture by pop artist KAWS simply sitting in the entryway, stunning vistas of the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea from every window, and a backstory that will make every «Narcos» fan giddy with joy because the entire property once belonged to none other than Pablo Escobar.

Michaël is in some sense a Pop artist, because what could be a more accurate reflection of today's culture than this?

By the end of the 1960s and early 1970s, pop art references disappeared from the work of these artists when they started to adopt a more critical attitude towards America because of the Vietnam War's increasingly gruesome character.

However, the Spanish artist who could be considered most authentically part of «pop» art is Alfredo Alcaín, because of the use he makes of popular images and empty spaces in his compositions.

Often described as a neo-dadaist, American artist Jasper Johns «work is by most classified as Pop art (with a hint of Americana), mainly because of his extensive use of classical iconography and lack of confrontational abrasiveness characteristic of...

Because they were students together at the Royal College in the early 1960s, Caulfield is often aligned with the third wave of British pop artists which included David Hockney, Derek Boshier and Allen Jones.

Student: I'm wondering something, if this artist actually cut the canvas, because it seems as if he — someone took scissors and cut an outline of a drawing, so it seemed to pop out as if he actually — he painted stuff and then he actually glued it onto the canvas.

Rejecting the label «pop artist» routinely attached to Caulfield, Mr Hodgkin said: «I always thought of him as a classical artist because of the way he made of his feelings a kind of monument.

The now very senior Wayne Thiebaud (b. 1920) has often found himself classified as a Pop artist, largely because a large part of his subject matter — still lifes of commonplace objects (in his case often items of mass - produced food)-- overlaps with the kind of things that members of the American Pop movement chose to depict.

DS: Well, one of the things that struck me about that period of struggle some of the people who have written about your work have said that the reason that you were able to take a position of accepting your environment, as opposed to the abstract expressionists, who were rebellious against theirs, was because or they said this about Pop artists in general because the artist was much better treated during this period than he had been when the abstract expressionists were coming along.

In fact, Dine's work diverges from the work of his contemporaries, well - known Pop Artists Andy Warhol, and Claus Oldenburg, because whereas their use of everyday objects in their artwork was cold and distant, Dine's approach was much more personal and autobiographical.

Pop artists are so called because of their use of imagery from popular culture.

ROBERT MOTHERWELL: I remember when in the last few years I made a series of aquatints with the Gauloises blue cigarette package — because I love that blue — as part of the image, Helen Frankenthaler looking at me with stupefaction and saying, «I can't imagine you being a Pop artist.»

Marion Peck: In this show, I am happy to be in the company of many other talented artists from the Pop Surrealist movement, especially because I don't think very many Pop Surrealist shows have been presented in the U.K.. It's wonderful that Dorothy Circus Gallery is bringing this show to London.

Vacancies at ICB are hard to come by, but they do pop up because artists move, stop working or subdivide their space.

Howard reflected on his time teaching at Virginia Commonwealth University, where a number of artist - run pop - up exhibitions were happening because «there was a density of young creative types,» he says.

Slip into that Cosby sweater (sorry, Hannibal) because the folks behind Made in the Lower East Side are putting their pop - up powers to work in one of their most ambitious projects to date: a festival that will bring a slew of makers, artisans, artists, bands, and even an ice skating rink to the South Street Seaport over the course of four weekends in November.

Because Spotify owns the pop playlist lists, it can theoretically exercise this sort of complete control and remove popular (or up - and - coming) artists without the Spotify community's approval.