Sentences with phrase «young british»

She is considered as one of the «Young British Artists», and was a nominee for the Turner Prize in 1998.

In 1978 Peter HIDE, a young British sculptor, arrived to teach at the University of Alberta.

Mueck, an Australian, came to Brooklyn before with the Young British Artists of «Sensation.»

Notes on Black Audio Film Collective and Sankofa,» in Young British and Black: A Monograph on the Work of Sankofa Film / Video Collective and Black Audio Film Collective (Buffalo, NY: Hallwalls, 1988), 9.

After all, with Cecily Brown and her latest paintings, a trendy «young British artist,» living in New York, in such a posh gallery, almost aspires to abstraction.

From the «Pictures generation» to the Young British Artists, artists were quoting artists quoting Warhol.

Back when Young British Artists like Damien Hirst and Chris Ofili became notorious, I dismissed them as «Neo-Neo.»

Though refused a degree, his subsequent notoriety attracted the attention of Charles Saatchi and he became part of a group known as the «Young British Artists» (YBAs).

«This represents a move beyond those artists who have been categorised at the Young British Artists.

In the nearly quarter of a century since that pivotal show (which would come to define the Young British Artists), Hirst has become one of the most influential artists of his generation.

Hume is commonly associated with the YBA's (Young British Artists) who graduated from Goldsmith's College in the late»80s.

The increasing global nature of the art world means there were fewer British entries generally on the Power 100 and there is not a single Young British Artist this year — neither Damien Hirst nor Tracey Emin make the list, although Jay Jopling, who owns the gallery White Cube and represents both artists, is present at number 32.

The works epitomise the creative energy of young British artists during the 1990s and today and show the diversity of these artists» ambitions and concerns and the wide range of media that they draw upon to express them.

It shows that women artists can assert sexuality as well as Young British Artists, as in that notorious 1999 exhibition of the Saatchi collection at the Brooklyn Museum.

Arguably the most famous member of the Young British Artists (YBAs) due to his untimely and shocking death, Angus Fairhurst was an English artist active in the fields of painting, sculpture, installation, photography and video.

Consider how each nation responded to «Sensation,» that show of Young British Artists.

Hirst was among the select group of artists included in the show who became famous as the YBAs (Young British Artists), celebrated for their brazen honesty, their boldness in pushing art into unexplored territories, and their talent for delivering complex ideas with a powerful visual punch.

Young British artists once rocked the world with a volley of pickled animal cadavers, unmade beds and flicking light switches.

I could see the Young British Artists as Warhol retreads, but I had never thought to ask just how one gets from late Warhol to Damien Hirst.

For the Young British Artists, it threatens to dissolve into cynicism.

Born in Paisley, Scotland, in 1963, Anya Gallaccio attended Goldsmiths College at the University of London during what would later be considered an influential period in art history, when she and her peers became known as Young British Artists.

After having forged his place on the British art scene as a remarkable emerging artist in the late 1980s, a key protagonist of the Young British Artist phenomenon, he gained his first international acclaim at the 1993 Venice Biennale.

Young British Artists.

A loose generational cohort of artists rather than a stylistically cohesive movement like the Minimalists or Dadaists, the Young British Artists burst on the London scene in the 1990s with intensely attitudinal artworks that injected brainy, Duchamp - influenced Neo-Conceptualism with a liberal helping of grit, sex, and death.

It has long been a joke that the «young» in Young British Artists no longer applies.

London, Royal Academy of the Arts; Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof; New York, Brooklyn Museum, Sensation: Young British Artists from the Saatchi Collection, September 1997 - January 2000, pp. 98 and 216, no. 37 (another example exhibited and illustrated in color).

This is his 2001 «Break Down,» in which we see Mr. Landy, an erstwhile Young British Artist, and a group of skilled assistants systematically disassemble all his possessions — a total of 7,227 items including his car, the contents of his studio (nearly 400 artworks), as well as furniture, clothing, books, foodstuffs and his refrigerator.

What is more, three of those vying for the # 20,000 prize which celebrates the best young British artists were born abroad.

This gargantuan painting, exhibited in «Sensation: Young British Artists from the Saatchi Collection» in 1997, was bought by Liu Yiqian and his wife, Wang Wei, of Shanghai's Long Museum.

«They are no longer Young British Artists.

It's this vigorous atmosphere that birthed the artists associated with the Young British Artists in the 1990s, among many other notable alumns.

My large dayglo, nightglo and interference acrylic paintings are associated with Charles Saatchi and the YBA's (Young British Artists) my work is included in the book «Shark Infested Waters, The Saatchi Collection of British Artist in the 1990's».

Sarah Lucas Eating a Banana (Revisited), 1990 — 2017 Giclée print 36 × 48 in (91.4 × 121.9 cm) Edition of 25, 5 APs Copyright the artist Courtesy Sadie Coles HQ, London Although she was first associated with the punkish Young British Artists of the 1990s, Lucas's sculptures and photographs also engage the legacy of Surrealism by cleverly transforming found objects and everyday materials like cigarettes, fruits, and vegetables into absurd and confrontational tableaux that address subjects like death, sex, gender, and religion.

Although she is often associated with the Young British Artists, Whiteread's work is more closely aligned with artists such as Bruce Nauman, whose work...

In its 1997 «Sensation,» it displayed the collection of work by Young British Artists owned by Charles Saatchi.

Charles Saatchi has been relentless in his collection of the work, especially, of the Young British Artists and has been at the forefront of the boom years of contemporary British art, along with gallerists including Jay Jopling, Sadie Coles and Victoria Miro.

A leading member of the YBA (Young British Artists) group that gained notoriety in the late 1990s through their use of provocative forms and diverse materials, Chris Ofili creates paintings and collages which tackle themes around sexual and racial stereotypes, love, gender, and mortality.

The «horror» was Sensation, a show of about 40 young British artists from Saatchi's collection who'd emerged in the early 1990s, most of whom were already fading, making the show seem, to those in the art world, something of a non-event.

Tracey Emin RA's «My Bed» (1998), one of the seminal works of the Young British Artist generation, goes up for sale at Christie's on Tuesday 1 July.

Sarah Lucas rose to fame in the early 1990s as a key figure in a generation of «Young British Artists».

Identity Crisis (1994), first shown in the Saatchi Gallery's «Young British Artist» exhibition in 1995, imagines a Hello!

Lucas first emerged on the scene in the 1990s as part of the Young British Artists (YBA), and has since been the subject of a BBC documentary, and various exhibitions at places like the Tate (Liverpool, Britain, and Modern).

From the heritage of Gainsborough and Turner, to the celebrity of the Young British Artists of the «90s, these young artists are responding to their environment whilst delineating their position within a globalized art world, forming their identity in relation to their past and transnational present.

«Solitary studio practice» is a term that has been bandied about a lot in recent years in connection with young British artists.

In this video, the young British artist shares how he works from written texts, and why melancholy is at the centre of his animated digital videos.

Tracey Emin is a notable and prolific British artist recognized for her place in the Young British Artists movement of the 1990s, and in particular for her provocative and controversial works such as Everyone I have ever slept with 1963 - 1995 and My Bed, which was on display at London's Tate Modern gallery as part of her nomination for the Turner Prize in 1999.

Kenneth Armitage was one of eight young British sculptors, including Reg Butler, Lynn Chadwick, Robert Adams and Geoffrey Clarke whose work, when first shown at the Venice Biennale in 1952, was dubbed by Herbert Read «the geometry of fear».

Somehow, commerce and conservatism produced the Young British Artists, with their mix of cynicism, shock art, and moral fables.

He was among the young British painters influenced by the scale and energy of New York -LSB-...]

The exhibition will highlight the emerging role of the smartphone as an artistic medium for self - expression through the commissioning ten exciting Young British Photographers to create new works using Huawei's newest dual lens smartphones co-engineered with Leica, as part of their artistic practice.