Sentences with phrase «bold works of art in»

DO hang large - scale, bold works of art in double - height spaces.

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The temples of the cult itself (such as the Ara Pacis in Rome) and various works of monumental and fine art, from bold triumphal arches and statues to the exquisite Gemma Augustea, visually articulated this «theology».

In a bold move away from the works of Michelangelo, Rafael and Giotto for which it is renowned, the Holy See picked Italian new media art collective Studio Azzurro, Czech - French photographer Josef Koudelka, and Australian - born U.S. painter Lawrence Carroll to interpret its chosen theme.

The Girly design is unique and features modern art work of giant flowers and bold damask pring complemented with dots in Pink, Black and White.

For those that are bold, here's a work of art — a new Louis Vuitton Tote bag in black and red monogram canvas.

Born in an industrial mecca of Houston, Texas and bold enough to venture free from race - cars, auto parts and office work into art and creative writing.

Whether or not one manages to equal (or even surpass) the piece of art that served as impetus, simply having something amazing to aspire to can lead to great things, especially when developers take bold new directions rather than simply copying everything that worked in the original.

In an exclusive interview, the multi-talented RZA talked about the genesis of the project, what appealed to him about his character, how he prepared for the role, his collaboration with Delamarre on his feature directorial debut, working with Belle and the late Walker and what they brought to the film, his bold line of dialogue, what he learned about himself while making the movie, how Walker inspired him, his role in the upcoming martial arts sequel «The Protector 2» with Tony Jaa directed by Prachya Pinkaew, and his new Fox Network TV series, «Gang Related,» that premieres May 22nIn an exclusive interview, the multi-talented RZA talked about the genesis of the project, what appealed to him about his character, how he prepared for the role, his collaboration with Delamarre on his feature directorial debut, working with Belle and the late Walker and what they brought to the film, his bold line of dialogue, what he learned about himself while making the movie, how Walker inspired him, his role in the upcoming martial arts sequel «The Protector 2» with Tony Jaa directed by Prachya Pinkaew, and his new Fox Network TV series, «Gang Related,» that premieres May 22nin the upcoming martial arts sequel «The Protector 2» with Tony Jaa directed by Prachya Pinkaew, and his new Fox Network TV series, «Gang Related,» that premieres May 22nd.

With its rich cinematography by John Bailey, exquisite sets and costumes by Eiko Ishioka, and unforgettable, highly influential score by Philip Glass, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters is a tribute to its subject and a bold, investigative work of art in its own right.

«Starting with the background of the blighted Hell's Kitchen neighborhood and the building's initial commercial failure in the mid-1970s, the story recounts how - in a moment of bold inspiration or maybe desperation - the buildings were're - purposed» as subsidized housing for people who worked in the performing arts, becoming one of the first intentional, government supported, affordable housing for artist residences.

2011 has been a spectacular year for art exhibitions: here are ArtLyst's Top 11 (top 10's are so passé) in alphabetical order: 1) Tracey Emin: Love is What You Want @ Hayward Gallery This major survey of the work of one of the Britains best known names in Contemporary art was bold, well executed and daring.

Known for her bold and graphic work in a variety of mediums spanning the fine and applied arts, Crowner finds the forms and patterns of abstraction in the everyday.

The exhibition traces the course of modern art in the works of these artists — from the bold, investigative realism of Winslow Homer and Thomas Eakins at the end of the nineteenth century, to the reductive views and psychological insights of Edward Hopper and Morris Graves at mid-twentieth century.

Organized by the DAM, A Place in the Sun: The Southwest Paintings of Walter Ufer and E. Martin Hennings will feature 38 bold, largescale paintings by two artists who were determined to create a distinctive American art by living and working in Taos, New Mexico.

He belonged to the first generation of Abstract Expressionists before he made a bold choice, deciding to distance himself from abstract art and begin working in neo-expressionism, creating cartoonish renderings of various personal objects, symbols, and situations.

In co-operation with one of Denmark's largest and boldest art collectors, ARoS has selected works from his substantial collection of international contemporary art.

The interactive nature of many of the works in this show, and his bold irreverence to the traditional art scene, make for a wild exhibition and simply put, it's FUN.

In a bold stroke, the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Museum of Art (MOAFL) in Ft. Lauderdale presents an object lesson in how the influence of a Danish artist, who worked in the latter half of the 19th century, can still be seen in the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21sIn a bold stroke, the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Museum of Art (MOAFL) in Ft. Lauderdale presents an object lesson in how the influence of a Danish artist, who worked in the latter half of the 19th century, can still be seen in the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21sin Ft. Lauderdale presents an object lesson in how the influence of a Danish artist, who worked in the latter half of the 19th century, can still be seen in the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21sin how the influence of a Danish artist, who worked in the latter half of the 19th century, can still be seen in the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21sin the latter half of the 19th century, can still be seen in the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21sin the work of one of the more successful artists of the second half of the 20th and into the 21st.

Exhibitions include: a group exhibition curated by artist Nayland Blake that investigates queer identification through new communications technologies; the first comprehensive career survey and solo museum exhibition dedicated to Cary Leibowitz, whose bold text - based works address issues of identity, sexuality, and queer politics; and a focused exhibition on broadcast and video work, organized in partnership with Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), that focuses on how artists have engaged with the legacy of broadcast media.

As the premier showcase for Western contemporary art, the Ann Korologos Gallery proudly offers a wide array of Western artists working in a variety of techniques and representing diverse artistic traditions: Bold Post-Expressionist still lifes by Angus Wilson, delicate realism in the style of Chardin by Sarah Lamb, Plein Air landscapes by Dan Young, cutting - edge Macro Photography by Gayle Waterman and meticulous linocut prints by Sherrie York.

In these earlyworks there is a lyricism, a tenderness of touch, of surface, and content, while the more recent work of the same subject matter is tougher, sharper, bolder and more imposing materially, thus proposing another kind of youthfulness in older age though the return to landscape or nature as a thematic seems to bracket the period of cooler irony of Artschwager's most noted works, emerging in the era of Pop Art and continuing through the era of appropriation arIn these earlyworks there is a lyricism, a tenderness of touch, of surface, and content, while the more recent work of the same subject matter is tougher, sharper, bolder and more imposing materially, thus proposing another kind of youthfulness in older age though the return to landscape or nature as a thematic seems to bracket the period of cooler irony of Artschwager's most noted works, emerging in the era of Pop Art and continuing through the era of appropriation arin older age though the return to landscape or nature as a thematic seems to bracket the period of cooler irony of Artschwager's most noted works, emerging in the era of Pop Art and continuing through the era of appropriation arin the era of Pop Art and continuing through the era of appropriation aArt and continuing through the era of appropriation artart.

Scale can also reflect the varying purposes in which works of art were meant to serve, a large artwork may make a bold statement whereas its smaller counterpart may present a subtler message.

His work is in the collections of the Colorado Photographic Arts Center and the University of Colorado at Bolder Special Collections.

We are left to make up our own minds in response to what seems to be the Nasher's bold proposition about the veracity of this body of work as art.

Shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2016, Anthea Hamilton is renowned for her bold, often humorous works which incorporate references from the worlds of art, design, fashion and popular culture.

Loretta's acrylic on canvas «There Is Safety In Numbers (Variation I): Environment Series» is one of one hundred works selected in the Bold Expressions 2017 — Northern California Arts 62nd Annual Open International ExhibitioIn Numbers (Variation I): Environment Series» is one of one hundred works selected in the Bold Expressions 2017 — Northern California Arts 62nd Annual Open International Exhibitioin the Bold Expressions 2017 — Northern California Arts 62nd Annual Open International Exhibition.

Anthea Hamilton — renowned for her bold and humorous works that often include references from the worlds of art, fashion, design and popular culture - has designed seven costumes in collaboration with Jonathan Anderson, LOEWE's Creative Director, that incorporate the colours and the shapes of different varieties of squash or pumpkin; many of the silhouettes of the costumes, made with materials such as hand - painted leather or painted silk crepon, were inspired in designs from the 1970s.

Considered a pioneer of both the Happenings and Pop art in the 1960s, Jim Dine is known merging familiar objects from popular culture with autobiographical content to make work distinguished by its bold, graphic style.

These works will look familiar to viewers who have seen Stills in the Museum of Modern Art or San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, for example: jagged shapes locked in bold color fields, or raw ungessoed canvases pierced with color.

He discusses the various creations that he has directed with his current performance troupe, Virtual Vérité, and earlier works (1970s and 1980s) with Asco, the young and pioneering group of Chicano artists who produced new methods of art making in bold and public ways.

«With this long - term support, the museum can continue its work and realize bold new enterprises that position the Parrish as an internationally recognized museum and a locus for cultural and community engagement on the East End of Long Island,» stated Parrish Art Museum Director Terrie Sultan in a press release.

Brodhead is best - known for her mid-20th century abstract works, but as Bold Strokes demonstrates, she was adept at painting figures and landscapes as well... [Brodhead] studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts from 1919 — 25, spent time painting in Paris at the Académie Julian, and left PAFA in 1925 to study under her mentor Arthur B. Carles.

The exhibition curated by Jochen Eisenbrand takes you on a trip into the life and work of the Amercian - French - Italian designer, starting with his early beginnings in architecture; to his bright and bold textiles for Herman Miller; his living interiors and restaurant concepts and of course, his extensive folk art collection.

Group exhibitions and collaborative projects in recent years are Llocs comuns, Can Felipa Arts Visual, Barcelona, ES (2014); Systems Thinking from the Inside, 21st Century, Chisenhale Gallery, London; Total Vitality (by Julia Tcharfas), Bold Tendencies, London; Recent Work by Artists, Auto Italia, London; A Space Base, for Instance, [space], London (all 2013); The Biopolitical City (by Tim Ivison), Architectural Association, London; Summer School: The Eltham Open curated by Alex Ross, Gerald Moore Gallery, London; (On) Accordance, or-bits.com; ROCRO, MACRO, Rome IT; Echo - System, Helsinki World Design Capital, commissioned by the British Council (all 2012); For Inclusion in the Syllabi, Pigeon Wing, London; Rules of Engagement, Angus - Hughes, London; (Architecture in Words Only), Hilary Crisp, London (all 2011); New Wight Biennial: New Romance, UCLA Department of Art, Los Angeles US; Counter Constructs, Auto - Italia South East, London; No Soul For Sale, Panel discussion with members of The Suburban, Vox Populi, and Auto - Italia South East at Tate Modern, London; Utopia and Nature, Residency ASFA, Crete, Greece (all 2010).

His colorful, expressive and bold style Carly's works pioneers a new direction in abstract art, his works are illustrated by multilayers of shapes, bold strokes and sketches that pull the viewer into a vortex of dynamism and color.»

These works will look familiar to viewers who have seen Still's in the Museum of Modern Art or San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, for example: jagged shapes locked in bold color fields, or raw ungessoed canvases pierced with color.

His works are the reflection of art and life today, representing contradictions in such a bold way, by bringing together roughness and sophistication, neutrality and color, and emphasizing them all with a touch of hysteria.

The wide - ranging exhibition, curated by Caroline Corbetta, provides an opportunity to showcase for a wider public a selection of works from the private collection of Ernesto Esposito, the internationally - renowned designer of haute couture shoes, exploring his curious, refined and bold taste with a single scenographic itinerary that offers a sense of the kaleidoscopic vitality of his collection, in which masters of contemporary art maintain a dialogue with emerging artists in a surprising continuity.

And with our new overall contemporary program at the Fine Arts Museums, work is not supposed to be presented in a gallery of white cubes, one, two, three, but as bold and playful interventions using our premises in an unusual way, sometimes creating tension between the classical and contemporary art context.

Blending performance art, pop - up storybook design techniques, and a cinematic score, the Center - supported work features a series of bold visual installations and an evolving, circus - style environment created in collaboration with installation artist Steven Dufala.

Josef and Anni Albers are best known for their bold use of colour, he most famously in his Homage to the Square series, she in her works that redefined textiles as art.

The selection of Jonas, and the U.S. Pavilion's continuing emphasis on performance - based work, illustrates the importance of the Biennale for experimental purposes within the art community, especially in its ongoing support of the bold kind of work that Jonas has long championed.

Museum commissions major work by acclaimed Spanish artist Jaume Plensa The grounds of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will undergo a bold transformation with the April 2017 installation of Chloe, a 24 - foot tall newly commissioned sculpture, which will be visible from both the Boulevard and Grove Avenue in Richmond.

Photographer William Eggleston found heightened color in everyday situations, while contemporary artists Polly Apfelbaum and Ginny Bishton bring together ordinary materials and bold color to create vibrant works of art.

Featuring rare works by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Roy Lichtenstein in addition to pieces by contemporaries Thalen & Thalen, Gino Miles, Chris Bracey and David Spiller, Silver, Gold, and Bold invites viewers to explore a history of modern art through the eyes of some of the generation's greatests — from decades past to present — all of whom re-contextualized their respective mediums in profoundly personal ways.

His bold, painterly depictions of mass consumer culture in America garnered broad international attention amidst the Pop Art mania, although Thiebaud insists he is «just an old fashioned painter,» and «not a card carrying Pop artist,» pointing to the fact that many of his most celebrated works actually predate that movement.

There were three kinds of works in Beatrice Caracciolo's recent exhibition: exquisitely animated abstract expressionist drawings; others that look more like landscapes (and which introduce art - historically familiar material in the form of allusions to Chinese landscape and Japanese calligraphy), and unexpectedly bold suspended or freestanding sculptures comprised of zinc sheets mounted on wooden substructures.

It helps, of course, that they happen to like some very cool artists; they've shown works by Michael E. Smith, Allison Katz, Jîrî Kovanda and more art world hotshots, both as curated solo presentations and in 2015's three - part «Luluennial,» their bold «biennial» project conducted in a space of only 100 square feet.

When he first arrived in New York, he worked at The Met and had enough of his art to show at galleries, but his bold, hard - edged paintings were rejected by Leo Castelli, Martha Jackson and other gallery owners.It was Karl Lunde, director of The Contemporaries Gallery on Madison Avenue, who finally gave Anuszkiewicz a solo show in 1960.

In addition to its excellent survey of works by well - known artists, The Blanton's holdings of American and contemporary art include unexpected riches — bold and idiosyncratic expressions — that confound expectations and pique the curiosity of scholars and visitors alike.