Sentences with phrase «artists are on the premises»

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If you have a stable full of clients using that business model, you aren't a «literary editor»; You're a scam artist, and not a very good one, because your scam was built on the premise that Amazon wasn't going to catch on to what you (and people like you) were doing.

He color adjusts while the artist is on hos premises, to the T!

There is a particular thrill in catching an artist in one of those rare moments when they are radically altering the premise of their own work and walking out on a limb, before the direction's meanings and effects have become codified within their own practice.

The premise of «Parcours» is ambitious: Art Institute curator Matthew Witkovsky asked artists Liz Deschenes and Florian Pumhösl to create a group show based on a 1930s proposal by Bauhaus designer Herbert Bayer.

This loose premise is a jumping - off point to reflect on the nature of creativity and to make an argument for the value of the artist, even the value of inefficiency, as one wall text alludes to, as a vital origin point for new ideas.

Despite the idiosyncrasies of the works on view, the included artists do share a particular characteristic: «The premise for Highlight: Summer One was to highlight artists of a certain ilk.

With PostPictures, we get a whole slew of artists manipulating familiar pop culture imagery; the premise being that digital artists working today are responding to what's up on digital screens, like Jack Goldstein, Louise Lawler, Cindy Sherman, and Richard Prince did with print mags, TV, and cinema.

He's an artist who questions the premise of originality on which an art prize rests - who is the artist, Brown or Auerbach?

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Opening: «In The Making: Artists, Assistants, and Influence» at Luxembourg & Dayan «In The Making» is fairly explicit in regards to its premise, which turns a spotlight on the invisible hands that have played such a major role in the creation of works throughout art history: those of the artist's assistants.

Each artist remarks on the principles that comprise an environment, operating from the premise that a setting is anything but objective and the experience and memories of its inhabitants are varied.

In fact, dualism seems to be the thing: Waldburger Wouters's first show (the excellent German artist David Polzin) in their new premises at 49 Boulevard d'Anvers is titled One on Two, Two to One, while Mendes Wood present Neither.

Until the gallery reopens in new premises, we will continue to work with the artists of the gallery on current and upcoming exhibitions and can be reached by email as usual: [email protected] or tel: [phone]

Actively engaging with the present social discourses that inform South Africa, the exhibition's curatorial premise asks both the artists and viewers to reflect on the future: is it possible to envisage a future based on principles of humanity and equality, rather than on exclusion and division?

As Sally Morgan Lehman, Founder and Director at Morgan Lehman Gallery explains, for The Armory Show the gallery is structuring their booth around a single installation by a young New York City artist who constructs her work around the premise of combining opposite notions and using that new concept as a foundation for her reinvented Baroque still lives or the 18th century Roman Ruins after Giovanni Battista Piranesi... Click here to read on and watch video.

Figurative painting superstar Kent Williams debuts as a curator for this exhibition of works on paper entitled «Emotional Content,» the premise of which was to have artists «channel emotion into ever

The exhibition is based on the curatorial premise of selecting artists whose work is characterised by oppositions such as utopia - dystopia; critical - contemplative; segregation - consistency.

Figurative painting superstar Kent Williams debuts as a curator for this exhibition of works on paper entitled «Emotional Content,» the premise of which was to have artists «channel emotion into every move they make» in creating these works.

Their experience is harnessed to guide a next generation of artists, who study at the Royal Academy Schools on their premises in Piccadilly, London.

«The Portland Center for Visual Arts (PCVA) was based on a very simple premise: artists talking to artists.

Now we go to the 1993 Whitney Biennial to watch the dead take up more and more space on the walls - dead art, dead curation, based on a dead premise: Otherness as thesis, the insistence on «recognising» the disenfranchised as a whole rather than individually, which would, by extension, make the artist responsible for what he / she is saying / doing as opposed to making them a part of the movement.

But the nature of these programs often leads artists into stasis, placing them in fixed locations on the premise that they will be wholly inspired by a retreat from their usual surroundings to make a body of work.

«Objects of Desire: The Life and Art of Jerry Ross Barrish,» is based on the premise that, «sometimes an individual is compelled, in the face of daunting odds, to find an identity by making art and becoming an artist.»

Over the past six and a half years, Ingleby Gallery's public art project Billboard for Edinburgh has invited 26 artists to make a large - scale work for Edinburgh's city centre.The Billboard for Edinburgh project was initiated in 2008, when the Gallery moved to its new premises on Calton Road and transformed a defunct billboard on the end wall of the building.

While the curatorial premise, detailed on a gallery wall, is fairly pedestrian — that contemporary artists have continued Guston's obsession with «formless matter» and «living presence» — it becomes inconsequential for the works themselves.

When Donald Judd spoke of work that is a hybrid of painting and sculpture, one of the artists he was undoubtedly referring to was Frank Stella, who went on to forge a career based on this premise.

These are award - winning artists and technicians that are brought in to shoot real projects (I saw a bunch of them walking by in Apple Park toting kit for an on - premise outdoor shoot).