Sentences with phrase «big paintings»

But as far as big paintings of the figure were concerned, no one had been there.

This was my 1st big painting project and I made a lot of mistakes!

Of the roughly two dozen in that first big painting, only a handful connect the top and bottom edge.

I'm including a new, big painting from the summer.

Few people have any idea just how big this painting really is.

It was definitely by biggest paint risk but I'm pretty happy with it.

Or to use something I know much more about, oddly enough, is I talked to him at great length about it a couple of years later, whenever it was, when Rothko had a big show of big paintings in Paris in one of the museums.

Right from the start in October 2013, they were making big paintings at a breakneck speed, initiating a full - scale collaboration that is ongoing.

Two Birds with One Stone: Navigate the entire bldg at 114 Forest including stops at Unit # 9 for big paintings by Joe Ballweg, Mira Dancy, Ryan DaWalt, and Brooke Moyse in a show called Greasy Luck Pioneers of Inspiration.

Sure, there are bigger paintings on display, some never to be forgotten images like the humongous Spencers, the must see in 3D Auerbachs, the sledgehammer power of the Bacons and the California sunshine easy of the Hockneys, but it's the Freuds and their delicate beauty that stayed with me.

Around this time last year, Bernstein presented a series of big paintings at Gavin Brown's Enterprise called Birth of the Universe, which she displayed under ultraviolet light.

Join us for the opening night of Chapter Ten, the first exhibition celebrating the work of the artists from this series of the BBC show The Big Painting Challenge!

You were creating a lot of big paintings with unarguable power, paintings that give you a slap, a physical, gut reaction to some sort of spiritual, or if not spiritual, a huge emotive transcendental thing.

I'm revisiting a lot of the ways of working that I have used over my career - at the moment I'm vacillating between making small paintings and big paintings like the ones that I had in this year's Summer Exhibition [Across the Wadi, pictured below].

SFMOMA's fifth floor displays some of the largest things the Andersons have collected, including big paintings by Elizabeth Murray, Terry Winters and Sean Scully and a gut - thumping group of sculptures by Martin Puryear.

In fact, some of the small paintings don't work so well when they are translated into big paintings because the thick paint becomes unnecessary — they look overdone.

Picasso can't paint big paintings.

His full - body, multi-layer production of big paintings goes on uninterrupted, despite constant changes in location of the unfinished objets d'art.

Jose Dávila Untitled (Big Painting No. 6), 2016 archival pigment print paper: 41 3/4 x 57 15/16 inches (106 x 147.2 cm) framed: 43 5/16 x 59 1/2 x 3 inches (110 x 151 x 7.5 cm) edition of 4 with 1 AP JDa - 16.231

Roy Lichtenstein, Little Big Painting, 1965.

And even though we just used a bunch of words that mean there are big paintings hanging at Regen Projects this month in Lari Pittman's «From A Late Western Impaerium,» there are also highly detailed drawings and paintings that also suck you into their mysterious language and context.

In terms of scale, she seems to have anticipated Thomas Nozkowski's problems with it: as a young artist a few years out of Cooper Union (where Dodd went twenty years earlier), he saw big paintings as:

De Kooning opened up Venetian painting, which he was looking to as big painting.

Even when I was making very big paintings they always felt like they were contracting anyway.

Phillis Ideal's acrylic - on - canvas Zowie (2008 - 13) and her black - and white archival pigment prints recall Roy Lichtenstein's large - scale Big Painting series of blown - up brushstrokes, a Pop tongue - in - cheek parody of AbEx bombast.

Big paintings because the scale is very important, the scale within the picture but also dealing with the periphery, beyond the periphery.

This group show brings together works by artists featured in the current BBC series The Big Painting Challenge.

Nancy Wissemann - Widrig, who lives in Cushing as well, wasn't put off; she did great big paintings of the garden.

SG: I have at least eight or nine things, including big paintings, in the — at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, but you can't get those.

It might have come as a disappointment or a relief, after so many big paintings as the scene of equally titanic struggles.

It would seem that way from the videos of Guy Richards Smit, an American up - and - comer who, in 1999, created the character Jonathan Grossmalerman (or Big Painting Guy), an ego - bloated, alcoholic schlemiel with a rapier tongue trying to get a break in the art world.

Warhol replied that the canvases were the same size «so they'll all fit together and make one big painting called Portraits of Society.

Out there I was able to make really big paintings and work on small paintings side - by - side, so I had a clear sense of a series — to have them in the spray room next to each other.

For smaller gifts, use a small piece of paper that a child has decorated with crayon, marker or paint or use bigger paintings or drawings for larger gifts.

A knockout big painting — loose, free, full of energy, as if Cezanne and Marsden Hartley had collaborated.

Earl Staley (big painting Skull with Landscape features one of the best list of materials I have ever seen: «acrylic, dirt, glitter»; now in collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston)

However big his paintings might get, and he showed some more than twenty - five feet high at his first museum show at the Corcoran, they aren't going to be about their labor.

The Walker Art Gallery is also home to the biennial John Moores painting prize, the UK's biggest painting competition.

Later in life he rid himself of his constant itch to paint and repaint and produced much freer and often bigger paintings that really were a sight for sore eyes.

He himself had turned 70, but he still had productive years ahead, including the late garden paintings carried right through until his Tate retrospective, the window at the St Ives Tate, and Big Painting Sculpture, the project at Stag Place, Victoria, carried through with the help of his son - in - law Julian Feary.

In the past decade, Hodgkin has managed to loosen up; he has made far more succesful big paintings than he was previously able to do.

At the other extreme from Cornell, big paintings share that dual fascination with personal immediacy and epic theater.

MARK ROTHKO: REFLECTION This intimate show of 11 big paintings spans the artist's career from Surrealism to color field.

UDOMSAK KRISANAMIS, a young painter from Thailand who sometimes substitutes for his fellow countryman Rirkrit Tiravanija in that artist's cooking - performance - installation works, is making his own debut with one big painting wedged into Gavin Brown's Enterprise, a micro-gallery just beyond SoHo's western border.

Carrie Moyer's big paintings combine the flowing and puddling gestures... abstraction with feminist symbolism, with a twist.

In an essay in his book Black and Black Again, Ian McKeever RA notes that «Barnett Newman emphasised the need to stand close to big paintings rather than standing back... he wanted his paintings to be experienced physically, by the whole body, rather than just being seen by the eye and absorbed in the mind... giving us that sensation of our body being as much engaged as our mind.»

The most notable gain was one of the two biggest paintings Rothko made, and the most noticeable losses were Pollock's Blue Poles, three de Kooning «women» and a mid-period Guston (with the curious effect that Bilbao gave us Guston before and after Abstract Expressionism, but not during it).

I don't think that idea is generally well - understood — in a recent exhibition at MoMA called «Abstract Expressionism in New York — The Big Picture,» the museum's sterile conveyor belt of images reduced big paintings made for small spaces into small paintings in big places.