Sentences with phrase «artwork out of studios»

Not exact matches

I have visions of a bustling art studio for teaching small groups of kids along with selling my own artwork out of my basement.

We don't front the cost for any of the materials that we include in our artworks, whereas when doing a physical show — or just autonomously producing work in a studio — you have to front the production costs for several thousands of dollars in material costs each time, and it's a struggle to work out the right set of fabrication procedures.

In the 1960s, he started establishing himself as one of the most prolific printmakers out there, while his artworks often contained subjects from his studio, such as imprints and casts of the human figure.

In a video on view, Sánchez throws one of her undulating artworks into the sea, taking her practice out of the studio and into the world.

Because what I did miss here, as I do at all of the closely curated fairs, is the direct communion between artist and viewer best expressed as «simple gesture» — the artwork equivalent of that offered by Henri Rousseau, who invited a few artists to his studio, and laid out one of his paintings on the floor for them to walk on because he had no carpet.

[1] Claiming that this privileged space had become nothing more than an «ossified custom» — a «commercial depot» for curators and dealers to ship works out into the world (and thus detach the artwork from the conditions of production and site of creation)-- Buren stated that artists could only resist the domestication of their work by preserving it within their studios forever (like Constantin Brancusi) or abandoning the four walls of the studio altogether for a life of art making away from institutional repression and commodification.

All made by his own hand — the artist does not use studio assistants and works on his own out of a large space built behind his home in California — these artworks range greatly in size and scope.

(The 1996 video Benny Andrews: The Visible Man shows the artist in his studio working on a painting / collage and discussing his technique of incorporating paper, fabric, and even cut - out sections of his old paintings into the new artwork.)

At first, Gerhard Richter's friend Blinky Palermo would visit the artist's studio and randomly call out the names of sample color cards, which were then incorporated into the artwork.

Artspace's Assistant Curator Jane Han visits Kang's Bushwick studio to find out how the history of weaving led to the advent of the modern computer, and her own hybrid artworks.

Completed in 2015 after three years of work, Moody characterizes her home also as kind of a studio turned inside out — she moves it wherever she needs to, creating artworks with found objects at each site.