Sentences with phrase «atypical subject»

With an atypical subject The Korean cultural centerâ $ ™ s latest exhibit, featuring photopgraphy

Henri Matisse (1869 - 1954) came to do Christian art very late in his life, and even then it was decidedly an atypical subject for the great master of sensation, color and line.

Reeder's approach complicates the gravitas of his subject — namely the history, styles, and traditions of painting — with saccharine colors and atypical subjects while challenging established tastes and preconceptions of value.

Not exact matches

Savoring Malcolm Morley's mid-1960s palette, I began to understand how Carey - Thomas could be drawn to the work; likewise, the Vija Celmins canvases Rugoff selected — including several grisaille canvases featuring subjects atypical of the contemporaneous work for which she is known — prove yet again that she contains multitudes.

Caught in an unceasing dichotomy: colony and metropolis, white and black, poor and rich, progress and destruction of the earth, traditional and contemporary society are subjects approached by the artist via atypical sculptures.