Sentences with phrase «beautiful abstract work»

Pictured is Samuel Levi Jones's beautiful abstract work created by the reconstruction of found Encyclopedia covers.

We could stare at these beautiful abstract works by Hamburg, Germany based artist Jens Wolf.

Irish painter William McKeown is renowned for his beautiful abstract works that explore states of mind and qualities of nature such as light, air and sky.

Big, bold, beautiful abstract works zing with colour, sucking you into their blurry edges.

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I was very skeptical because so much of Duras's sad, beautiful work is often too abstract, contradictory, ambiguous, and yet Annaud did manage to make episodes linear, comprehensible, but not trivial.

They dismissed her work as «merely beautiful,» as somehow lacking the depth of her fellow abstract expressionists.

You would be forgiven for missing it — Harris Lindsay does not possess a shopfront, and, picking one's way through a beautiful assortment of antiques, it seems unlikely that a collection of Jaray's minimalist abstract works lies in wait.

The current exhibition of Herrera's work at the Whitney Museum, entitled «Lines of Sight,» with a beautiful accompanying catalogue by Dana Miller, endeavors to rectify the art world's long - term neglect: it focuses on Herrera's work from 1948 - 1978, from her earliest abstracts through the various stages of her artistic evolution.

Her celebrated work operates on several dichotomies that have become central to her practice: hard / soft, male / female, flat / three - dimensional, Western / non-Western, stable / fluid, figurative / abstract, powerful / delicate, brutal / beautiful, violence / harmony.

In the introduction to a 2003 essay on Tomaselli's work in Parkett magazine, curator James Rondeau writes: «Over the course of the last ten years, Fred Tomaselli has established an international reputation for his meticulously crafted, richly detailed, deliriously beautiful works of both abstract and figurative art.

On the one hand, you have these really beautiful, minimalist, abstract works (in the kind of traditional sense of thinking about Donald Judd, Anne Truitt, that kind of concern for color and form), and then you have your video works, or your use of flowers, like the way a flower or an arrangement of flowers can stand in for something.

Employing traditional analog photography methods, British photographer Richard Caldicott produces a collection of stunningly beautiful, abstract works, deriving influence from iconic...

The works on display are not just art objects but drafts and records of daily labor, from Peter Schuyff's dozens of carefully carved wooden pencils to the late author David Foster Wallace's notes for The Pale King (written in pink Cuddly Cuties kitten journals) to the beautiful, abstract gestures recorded across Louise Fishman's canvases.

Caiger & Liberty present a beautiful selection of abstract works, collage pieces and limited edition prints from established and emerging artists from the UK.

She even produced several really beautiful and successful pictures, ranging from an early, harmonious work, «Untitled» (c. 1938), on loan from the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, to «Astraea» (1956), a raw, charged abstract with collage.

I live and work in a small village in Saxony - Anhalt, in the middle of beautiful Germany — and am often inspired by my location and surroundings — using a variety of mediums and techniques to express my feelings in my own uniquely abstract, and intuitive way.

We spoke to Finley about his work, his process, and why the integration of technology into the visual arts is less a break from the history of abstract art than a beautiful evolution.

The juror, architect, gallerist, and planner, Glynis Berry has selected thirty - five artists with fifty - five photographically based works about water in all forms — representational and abstract, how precious, powerful, beautiful, or messy it can be.

A beautiful abstract painting with thick use of paint, and fast brush work.

Moneyless is able to bring our attention to the beautiful details that lie beneath, and evoke a meditative perspective through these new abstract works.

The exhibition allies a range of highly varied works; Reza Aramesh's critical reconfiguration of postures of oppression taken from the documentary photographic record of the late 20th century within the context of high - cultural legacy of the Enlightenment, Jake & Dinos Chapman's attack of those same Enlightenment spawned delusions of cultural progress, Desiree Dolron's exquisite, dense, almost painterly rendering of light and shadow within the photographic medium, Terence Koh's white - on - white neon declaration of Eternal Love, Wayne Horse's lighter - lit display of sub-cultural, cul - de-sacs articulated in a trash aesthetic, Dawn Mellor's radical portraits of female film stars, re-contextualized from the objectifying gaze of cinematic light into the critical, imaginative space afforded by painting, Gino Saccone's loose but formal play of material, surface and light in his multi-media, sculptural assemblages, Peter Schuyff's abstract, shaded path from ambient light into a dark portal and finally Conrad Shawcross» beautiful and austere kinetic work that emanates an ever shifting pattern in shadow and light.

Yunah Jung, Associate Vice President, Regional Specialist, Christieâ $ ™ s, declared: â $ œPhilosophically profound, visually beautiful, and conceptually unique, the importance of the work of Korean modern abstract artists â $» and particularly of those belonging to the Dansaekhwa movement â $» has been acknowledged by museum curators, scholars and collectors alike in recent years.

Alexander writes: «Working with aspects of observed landscape as his starting point, Hatton builds abstract compositions comprised of many layers of shapes and spaces — beautiful contrasts of linear and planar dynamics laid out in juicy scumbled color.

His work is subtle, beautiful, and often ephemeral because he draws and paints abstract designs directly onto gallery walls.

His work is intellectual, abstract and beautiful, and his paintings are refined and stunning in composition, palette and technique.

In a recent interview, he discussed his beautiful works on paper from the Music for Minor Planets series, describing them as a way to represent musical scores in an abstract way, specifically referencing John Cage and 1960s Japanese avant - garde artists.

The gallery will showcase works by modernist master Rolph Scarlett, beautiful New England work by post-impressionist painter Hayley Lever, abstract expressionist work by Anna Walinska and minimalist work by contemporary artist Larry Wolhandler.

For the first time, Hume has brought together his interest in portraiture, plant forms, and geometric abstraction into a single body of work, giving the pictures a tremendous formal range, including both some of the most beautiful flower paintings and some of the most reduced, abstract pictures of his career.

All semantic and formal discord aside, it is a show of beautiful and evocative work by a master craftsman in the genre of abstract paintings.

Her work seems to exist somewhere in between the abstract and the figurative, the beautiful and the grotesque, between the processes of creation and destruction.

Beautiful and Evocative Abstract Works through March 31 South Bay Contemporary SoLA, Windsor Hills By Genie Davis At South Bay Contemporary SoLA through March 31st, two fine abstract exhibitions are exceedingly well - paired and curated by Nicholette Kominos.

Critic Lilly Wei has described Bates» works as»... meditative and restless, naïve and sophisticated, suave and awkward, bad and beautiful, pictorial and sculptural, abstract and representational.

Garishly beautiful and ebullient, these pastoral hallucinations hark back to the horizontal line drawings of the late sixties, and beyond them, to Artschwager's earliest exhibited work: the abstract landscapes that Donald Judd admired back in 1959, with their «quick, spiked strokes,... communicative of abbreviation.»

Alison Rossiter has produced a celebrated body of work that uses darkroom skills to coax beautiful abstract images out of long expired photographic papers.

Rezi van Lankveld's new works at Petzel Gallery's uptown outpost are unapologetically beautiful paintings of thick impasto and sweeping movement where hints of the real are only allowed to peek through in the form of shadows or highly abstracted forms.

The paintings and drawings that result from this singular process are beautiful and intelligent abstract works.

By folding thousands of foil liquor bottle tops in several distinct ways, arranging them and connecting them together into sheets, he is able to transform what once was garbage into beautiful works that appear to flow like textiles and burst with color like abstract painting.

Some works are more conceptual than abstract, including Rebecca DiDomenico's hauntingly beautiful «Morpho Chapel,» which consists of an all - over pattern of mica chips and butterfly wings.

Highlights of the exhibition include; the first sketchbook by Jasper Johns to be displayed publicly; a beautiful Brice Marden sketchbook made in Thailand; Andy Warhol's Lips book from the mid-1970s; Ad Reinhardt's sketchbook from a 1958 trip to France and Italy which includes drawings and also detailed notes on European museums; Richard Serra's sketchbook of the Egyptian pyramids; a Philip Guston sketchbook in which he is beginning to work out ideas for his first abstract paintings; a David Smith sketchbook from 1952 with preliminary drawings for the Cubi sculptures; and an Ellsworth Kelly sketchbook made in France in 1951 - 52.

Rather than articulate universal visual codes for collective mobilization, these works reduce the specific lives and experiences of those represented in the images to a pictorial field for the artist to play upon; the fetishized beauty of documented protest rendered even more beautiful, and even less capable of stimulating social change, by its sublimation through the commercially - viable language of abstract painting.