Sentences with phrase «artists so the chances»

The problem that I have had is being buried in the group of 7000 artists so the chances of anyone viewing my art is rare to say the least.

Not exact matches

Want to be an artist, writer, or singer, probably even more chance of failure so the negative voice whispers — you shouldn't do that you're not good enough.

So when I got the chance to visit Laura Mercier's headquarters for a consultation with their global makeup artist, Jerry Johnson, I jumped at the chance for some new ideas!

Although Maggie and Amanda are both Cornish artists they hadn't actually met before, so for them it was a great chance to talk shop at the end of the evening comparing notes and discussing their favourite places of inspiration on the island.

Suggest meeting an hour or so earlier, for a chance to look around the White Cube, a contemporary gallery nearby showing the work of acclaimed contemporary artists.

So when scam artist Harvey Boarden (Terrence Howard, Iron Man, Hustle and Flow) gives him a chance to be something more in the brutal underground world of bare - knuckle street - fighting, Shawn decides that he has something worth fighting for and puts everything on the line to win.

So all you budding artists now have a second chance to get your work in a SEGA game this year!

All artists worth their salt look out for each other, so chances are, somebody's going to look out for you.

Outside of offering a chance to revisit such anchor - pieces as Duchamp's infamous Nude, along with crowd - pleasers by Matisse, Cézanne, Van Gogh, and, from the American side of the aisle, Ashcan School Titans like John Sloan and Robert Henri, «Armory Show at 100» also provides a unique opportunity to investigate a small but surprisingly fresh selection of pieces by lesser - known American and European artists whose post-1913 legacies have not been so secure.

The exhibition represents a once - in - a-lifetime chance to see so many of the artist's -LSB-...]

This is a chance to see five decades of the artist's work, whose continued interrogation of abstraction contributed so much to Brazilian modernism.

Meeting with the artists of the group ZERO, founded in Düsseldorf, and their friends from Paris, Milan, Amsterdam, London, Prague, Warsaw, and Zagreb, we learned to question any so - called truth or conventional custom, to doubt any political agreement or art theory, and to trust nothing but chance because it promised to offer the possibility to create a new, unspoiled reality we were longing for.

So we jumped at the chance to co-sponsor, with the Denver Art Museum, the exhibition Modern Masters: Twentieth Century Icons from the Albright - Knox Art Gallery, which featured the greatest artists from the twentieth century, including (among many others) Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, and Clyfford Still.

The exhibition represents a once - in - a-lifetime chance to see so many of the artist's works in one place and discover Matisse's final artistic triumph.

So the artist says he took the Tate survey as a chance to re-evaluate.

Charlotte knew how things were slanted, and that only he really had a chance at that point in time, so she put her weight behind him so they both could survive as artists.

Eventually, he pursued graphic design and advertising, and it was partly by chance that he discovered the so - called Young British Artists generation.

Art dealers have become easy scapegoats in today's irrationally exuberant art world, but it's worth remembering that most have fairly precarious existences and that they're absolutely essential: They take chances on artists, create opportunities for them and, ideally, sell work so that they can continue making.

The artist describes these works as «appearing to be ridden with incompleteness: not fully formed — perhaps in order to narrow down the possibility of them being chanced upon by peril, or so burdened with detail that peril itself might just be put off and look elsewhere: displaced cavities, exposed networks of nerves, limbs, eyelashes, sculptural mass made lighter in places by subtraction.

Chances are very good that your favorite artists from the past hundred years have been featured at one time or another, so you might want to check it out for yourself.

«We're deeply excited to give viewers a chance to see so many terrific works for the first time, and to experience a side of this great artist that they haven't before.»

If artists as celebrated as the ones mentioned above have so many of their works sidelined, what chance is there of coming across a terrific work of art you have never seen by an 18th - century artist you have never heard of at Tate Britain?

Hannah is such a brilliant artist, the fact that her work is in a public collection and so many people will have the chance to enjoy the work means so much — I have been so moved by her work, and I have no doubt that many more people will continue also to be moved by it too.»

This interest plays into Clough and Carroll's sales strategy: keeping costs low so they can take a chance on selling work by artists lacking the «kind of commercial legacy that a lot of gallerists are looking for,» says the duo.

So there's a good chance that this retrospective exhibition, which includes some 230 works spanning the past forty years — from childhood drawings to recent installations, videos to wall paintings — will reveal both the problems linked to the «musealization» of artistic practice and the Berlin - based artist's doubts regarding formal categorization.

This power of the artist's hand to deliver constantly elements of so - called chance or accident, which nevertheless belong to a well defined, personal class of forms and groupings, is submitted to critical control by the artist who is alert to the rightness or wrongness of the elements delivered spontaneously, and accepts or rejects them.

Among the sharing changes is the ability to tweet at the artist's verified Twitter account automatically whenever you tweet a particular track — the idea here is that it gives users a sense of being able to engage with artists directly and gives musicians the chance to hear and respond to feedback, if they so wish.