Sentences with phrase «aesthetic vision»

This installation from the Seattle Art Museum's collection examines this trend through the works of Hiroshi Sugimoto, Louise Lawler, Candida Höfer, Doug Aitken, and others whose aesthetic visions are informed by Minimal Art and cinematography.

Minimalism and Conceptual Art, which emerged and flourished in the United States during that period, represented a radical reformation of aesthetic vision in both painting and sculpture.

Amirpour's 2014 «A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night» was that rarest of concoctions, a genre - splicing picture that was informed by movies of the past, but not so in thrall to them that the knowledge compromised a vital and original aesthetic vision.

Francis» paintings are valued historically for their one of a kind aesthetic vision, but at the same time, his curious mind and spirit have won him an amazing legacy of a innovative renaissance man.

This doxological and aesthetic vision provides the protocol for the Church's ministry of and to the arts.

To be sure, there is a cadre of designers scratching a similar intellectual itch, most notably Jonathan Anderson at Loewe and Christophe Lemaire and Sarah - Linh Tran at Lemaire, who manage to communicate a similar aesthetic vision without making the wearer look sexless or uncomfortable.

The world of Sherlock Gnomes is weirdly incoherent, a bunch of disparate elements awkwardly bundled together without any overarching aesthetic vision.

Recently returned to Texas, his solo exhibition at Holly Johnson Gallery, through Nov. 12, highlights a spare and evanescent aesthetic vision in over 15 small - scale, abstract monochromatic black paintings.

She believes that Abstract Expressionism ended prematurely with the advent of Pop Art, Minimalism et al, that there was more to say and especially through a female aesthetic vision.

The Parrish Museum's Road Show series is designed to foster connections between aesthetic vision and commonplace existence by mounting exhibitions and presentations at venues separate from the main museum itself.

That's how it got started, and with that, the themes of Genesis and the Judgement of Paris, which he lifted from Classical art and integrated into his overall aesthetic vision.

«These prints reveal not only Hasui's keen aesthetic vision, but also reveal the tremendous skill of the artisans who worked closely with him to produce these images.»

Georgia O'Keeffe was the most critically and commercially successful of the four, but her art was consistently marketed and interpreted as embodying general female sexuality rather than her own distinct aesthetic vision.

By doing so, we can transcend our personal perspectives and appreciate alternative aesthetic visions.

Now the HUAWEI P20 Pro is once again leading the way with the revolutionary Leica Triple Camera, where aesthetic vision meets an advanced camera system that shines a light on intelligent photography.

Comparisons and sources aside, Anna - Bella Papp has seized on an original aesthetic vision that does credit to the Nasher curatorial staff for choosing it for this inaugural exhibition.

Such hawkish analysis is what informs Frank + Oak's decision - making — it isn't there to push an aesthetic vision on customers, it's there to give them what they want — but it also means staff must monitor, analyze and act on information incredibly quickly, lest the firm find itself with a warehouse full of sweatpants nobody wants.

The Greeks knew that the dark and mysterious powers pushed aside by their aesthetic vision of the world remained undestroyed.

He loves his tools, his materials, the aesthetic vision which he seeks to make present and make palpable.

It is because I share with Kushner (and Ricoeur) the conviction that any theodicy based on the «ethical vision» (such as those of punishment, pedagogy and universal harmony) is inadequate that I have suggested we experiment with an aesthetic vision of the cosmos.

The latter offers an aesthetic vision that elicits a powerful sensuous response.

Having a well - developed upper chest is the aesthetic vision that many fitness junkies dream of.

It's a character study conducted primarily through an aesthetic vision: Heavy - for - hire Joe (Joaquin Phoenix) stumbles through his daily existence in an expressionistic haze of prescription drugs and disturbed memories, his mind flashing on images of childhood abuse and former lives as a military soldier and an F.B.I. agent.

Sony calls the aesthetic vision behind the Tablet Z the OmniBalance design; whatever you think of that term, it succeeds brilliantly at melding the portability of a seven - inch tablet with the screen size of a ten - inch one.

There are many factors to consider when deciding to do a cover on your own, such as do you have the skill set or aesthetic vision.

Ryan (aka «Baker») is the creative leader behind the company's conceptual and aesthetic vision.

If you look at the Just Cause franchise, I was the original Art Director, so it's kind of my aesthetic vision that seeps through here.

In his work, the aesthetic vision is translated for the viewer into an experience of time and space.

The relentless individuality of his aesthetic vision has earned him standing as one of the most provocative and influential artists of his day.

Julien's contextual depth and aesthetic vision can be seen again in his latest exhibition that refers to his earlier film, ««I dream a world» Looking for Langston» at Victoria Miro Gallery.

We look at a few curators who will be making headlines this year for their aesthetic visions — and for how they reckon with the geopolitics of their regions.

Her aesthetic vision signifies the importance, now more than ever, of the possibilities of paint and the place where duration, sustained contemplation, and perception itself, meld within the realm of art.

The James A. Michener Art Museum presents Charles Sheeler: Fashion, Photography, and Sculptural Form, an exhibition of painter and photographer Charles Sheeler's little - known fashion photography created for Condé Nast between 1926 and 1931 — a body of work that significantly informed the aesthetic vision of one of American modernism's founding figures.

Comprising photographs and paintings by Sheeler along with fashions of the era, Charles Sheeler: Fashion, Photography and Sculptural Form evokes the personalities, glamour, and promise of the Jazz Age, and reveals for the first time how Sheeler's «day job» at Condé Nast shaped his aesthetic vision and artistic career.

This participatory process allows the audience to see how professional potters think and, in turn, allows people to start responding by creating work and to have a part in the aesthetic vision.

Together, we will refine your aesthetic vision and offer critical engagement and feedback for each student's artistic practice, in an environment of supportive peer artists.

Refreshing gallery spaces to evoke Freer and Platt's aesthetic vision, removing carpeting and restoring original terrazzo floors, installing marble baseboards, refinishing architectural details and preserving the use of natural light while incorporating state - of - the - art standards for the display and preservation of the collection.

Not only are Francis's paintings valued historically for their aesthetic vision, but his inquisitive mind and spirit have solidified Francis's legacy as a contemporary renaissance man.

Jacqueline Butler, Head of Media at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University said: «This allowed her to develop a visual and aesthetic vision, possibly influenced by her earlier enthusiasm for drawing, oil and watercolour painting.

Thomas Cole was the founder of The Hudson River School of painting — the mid-19th century American art movement of landscape paintings with an aesthetic vision influenced by romanticism.

But since abstract and conceptual art broke with Chinese and Taiwanese tradition, he soon left his home yet again to pursue his aesthetic vision.