Sentences with phrase «artists feels completely»

Unlike sections of the sprawling show at the New Orleans Museum of Art or the Contemporary Art Center, this gathering of works by four artists feels completely aesthetically coherent.
One must admit that no artist feels completely at ease at gallery openings, let alone while actually looking at the work on the wall or even talking about art at all.

Not exact matches

Will and the Mecca artists did a great job, I am at times a little apprehensive when handing over my face to be made up in case I leave feeling over done, but they completely understood my desire for a glowing, fresh face that is still natural.
Micaela, the artist from MAC who had done my makeup for the Fashion Faceoff photos, completely relaxed my nerves and made me feel absolutely beautiful.
The most noticeable change that long - time guests will notice is the lobby, which has been completely renovated, giving it a contemporary, Southwest feel featuring a color scheme reflecting the colors of the desert, and including a collection of art from local artists in the region.
I have never been able to completely release myself from my experiences as a child in South Africa; thus, as an artist, I have felt compelled to constantly return in an attempt to articulate what I feel
Yet at the same time Rosa Bonheur is forced to admit: «My trousers have been my great protectors... Many times I have congratulated myself for having dared to break with traditions which would have forced me to abstain from certain kinds of work, due to the obligation to drag my skirts everywhere...» Yet the famous artist again feels obliged to qualify her honest admission with an ill - assumed «femininity»: «Despite my metamorphoses of costume, there is not a daughter of Eve who appreciates the niceties more than I do; my brusque and even slightly unsociable nature has never prevented my heart from remaining completely feminine.»
Presented this month at Matthew Marks, the artist's last body of work does not disappoint, and the series of pieces, culled from past sketches and concepts or completely new ideas, feels like a fitting look at the furthest points of the artist's exploration before he laid down his brush for the last time.
«I recall my first painting — that is, where I felt that I had moved into an area for myself that was completely me — I painted on my birthday in 1948 [young artists today take note, Newman was then 43 years old].
An artist who has that kind of camaraderie and support can never really feel completely ignored.
I have found, so far, that people want to feel a connection to the artist or to the art (but I'm a novice at this so maybe I'm completely wrong).
I'm jumping right now because it was right after I joined the A.A.A. [American Abstract Artists]-- the reason I dropped out was because I didn't feel I wanted to do completely abstract work.
A focus on American artist Mark Rothko, who believed that figurative art no longer connected us to human tragedy and that only a completely new visual language of strong feeling could wake humanity from its moral stupor.
Rainer's hug and kiss at the end seem to suggest otherwise though as two artists share something between one another that is not completely shared with us but crystallized to feel the weight of the exchange.
Stella belongs to a generation of artists entirely formed theoretically as well as plastically in abstraction, option which he completely defends and acclaims: «I feel that abstraction became superior to representationalism as a mode of painting after 1945.»
In November 1968, the completely unknown twenty - seven - year - old California artist appeared on the cover of Artforum, with an image of a large stretch of wooden floor, scattered with apparently random strips and little scraps of gray felt.
Over time, however, Stieglitz became completely committed to supporting and encouraging artists he felt were creating a uniquely American style of Modernism.
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