Works by
an artist on a single subject or theme — Rembrandt's self - portraits, Monet's «Haystacks,» the panels in the Rothko Chapel — inevitably illuminate and inform each other when seen together.
Not exact matches
Both Still and O'Keeffe are also each the
subject of art museums located in the West founded
on the unique principle of disseminating a
single artist's life and vision.
This group of five
single - channel works produced between 1968 and 2003 by an intergenerational group of
artists, focuses
on works that engage explicitly with the body — typically the
artist's body — being
subjected to performative actions or gestures.
While, intentionally, the core exhibition doesn't present a
single theme, Macel sorted the works
on view into nine chapters, which she calls Trans - Pavilions, each featuring a trans - national selection of different
artists based
on similarities and consonances in approach, personality, influences, and creative vision, thus focusing more
on art and
artists than
on a theoretical, superimposed curatorial
subject.
The theme for this year's Biennial — «Objectified» — challenges the AIB
artists to explore the dynamic range of power inherent in objectifying a
subject or conversely, by focusing intently and decisively
on a
single object.
When working with biographical material, the
artist found the overall
subjects pressing and realised that some things are simply too important to only have a
single mind's view
on it — hence resulting in a group exhibition.
Works
on view include 24 x 20 - inch large - format,
single - image Polaroids Ray, 1979, and Self - Portrait, 1979 Known for depicting images of friends and family in his paintings, Close expanded his
subject interests in his photographic work to include people he has met throughout his career, such as
artists, dancers, actors, or politicians: Jasper, 1997 (Jasper Johns); Robert, 1997; Hillary Rodham Clinton, 1999; Renée, 2007; Bill T.Jones, 2008, and Alec Baldwin, 2010, among others.
Roth (1930 - 1998), a Swiss
artist already well known in 1969 for his
artist books and sculptures made with cheese, chocolate, and other biodegradable comestibles, started out
on this particular artistic journey with a
single tourist postcard of Piccadilly Circus — one of the first mass - consumed postcard
subjects — that belonged to an extensive collection of Piccadilly postcards assembled by the British
artist Rita Donagh.
For forty years British
artist David Hepher has centred
on a
single subject, the high - rises of South London, through which he has channelled the diverse currents that have swept the international world of contemporary art.
For over forty years, British
artist David Hepher has centred
on a
single subject, the high - rises of South London, through which he has channelled the diverse currents that have swept the international world of contemporary art.
Grace Weir, A Reflection
on Light, 2015 A meditation
on time and the nature of light «A reflection
on light» consists of a seemingly
single long take that weaves together events from different histories and disciplines that orbit a painting whose
subject is light by the Irish Cubist
artist Mainie Jellett.