Sentences with phrase «artistic productions carried»
Since its inauguration in 2011, the gallery has developed a special programme around the investigation of artistic productions carried out during the Brazilian military period — more specifically from the 1970s and 1980s.
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Although both records were very different in sound and vision, they carried the similar sense that the pure artistic vision of Jars of Clay had somehow been compromised by the production influences of the different producers.
other artists such as ian wilson, cady noland or charlotte posenenske made the decision at one point to head in a completely new direction: ian wilson instead of continuing to create visually understandable works, only led discussions about art after 1968; charlotte posenenske, who first created work elements, which could be rearranged according to anyone's will, carried this «open way «further by withdrawing completely from artistic productions, studied sociology and worked on social projects.
Though LeWitt worked in drawing, photography, printmaking, and sculpture over the course of his career, he is perhaps best remembered for his wall drawings whose linear instructions can be carried out by others thereby underscoring his lifelong commitment to collaborative artistic production.
Strictly speaking, the kind of major, self - contained phase of artistic production defined by the term is carried...
Springing from the awe - inspiring amount of high - quality artistic production in the country, this platform created by Código magazine proposes a program to be carried out annually, with the objective of gathering the artistic community with the ever - increasing number of followers and enthusiasts of recently created art.
However, since the beginning of the 20th century, the term has retained a connotation of radicalism, and carries the implication that for artists to be truly avant - garde they must challenge the artistic status quo - that is, its aesthetics, its intellectual or artistic conventions, or its methods of production - to the point of being almost subversive.