Sentences with phrase «breakthrough work»

In tribute to our founder, 1968 features artists long associated with the gallery and their contemporaries that created breakthrough work in the decade following 1968.

This watershed period witnessed a flourishing of breakthrough works — such as the present example — in which the artist unfurled a new pictorial language inspired by the natural world and infused with childhood memories of his Armenian birthplace.

The 88 - year - old Sir Anthony has loaned works spanning his career, ranging from breakthrough works from the early 1960s to more recent creations.

It has those familiar mesmerizing flourishes of swirling lines dribbled on with sticks or brushes, but it also has thicker pools of pure paint as well as broader underlying areas of color that seem to parallel — or prefigure — Helen Frankenthaler's breakthrough works with paint on unprepared canvas of the same time.

On April 14 four finalists faced off at Stony Brook in front of the judges for this year's Discovery Prize, regaling the expert panel and a packed auditorium with rapid - fire speeches about breakthrough work on drug - resistant bacteria, the dynamics of subatomic particles, the origins of the universe and more.

He's an egotistical surgeon doing breakthrough work in the area of nerve regeneration — who's also had an on - again / off - again relationship with fellow surgeon Christine (played by Rachel McAdams).

Matsuo's breakthrough work as an independent musician was 1993's Super Nintendo strategy game Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen.

Beginning with major breakthrough works early in the decade, it profiles the development of Scully's mature style as well as his growing success in America and internationally.

ARPA - e funds potential breakthrough work to make energy - dense batteries that enable long distance travel

Which meal plan works for your body type so you can send your metabolism sky high and experience a breakthrough

The richness of Ebert's history sparked a filmed incarnation, helmed by acclaimed documentarian Steve James (whose breakthrough work Hoop Dreams reached modern audiences in no small part through Ebert's praise) and produced by the likes of Martin Scorsese and Steven Zaillian.

The female - led reboot featured breakthrough work from Kate McKinnon and a hilarious Chris Hemsworth.

Texas, for example, has done breakthrough work aligning its higher ed expectations with high school expectations.

Martin's breakthrough works comprised of 6x6 foot square canvases (a format that would sustain her through the mid-1980s) covered in monochromatic grounds and overlaid by soft graphite lines.

Many portraits of her were breakthrough works like Marguerite (1916) that reveal an advance in Matisse's artistic vision, but she also appeared in pictures of family life and with other models such as in Two Women in a Landscape, Vallée du Loup (1922).

It was also here that Barnett Newman exhibited his first breakthrough works in 1950.

The exhibition takes its point of departure in the artist's 1992 breakthrough work Oo Fifi, Five Days in Claude Monet's Garden, Part 1 and Part 2, in which footage shot at the Fondation Claude Monet in Giverny, France, was broken into the primary colors of video (RGB) and partially reconstructed or projected separately.

The three countries» ministers working on the deal aren't scheduled to meet this week, sources say, though lower - level talks continue and may yield a breakthrough

I am an admitted Martinez junkie, but I would not be using hyperbole were I to say that he has produced a body of breakthrough work.

Some of Snyder's breakthrough works from early in her career are currently on view at Blain Southern, part of a group exhibition exploring grids.

Qualcomm's breakthrough worked with the Rezence standard set by the Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP) which later merged with the PMA to become AirFuel.

I'd been a huge fan of the comic's breakthrough work on «Garth Marenghi's Darkplace,» the buzz was electric, it appeared to tick all the right boxes in terms of influences, and had a distinctive visual look.

The gathering of art dealers at the Armory this weekend overflows with breakthrough work in modern and contemporary art.

For one of the demonstrated applications of nanotweezers, Zheng worked with UT Austin chemical engineering professor Brian Korgel, who this year was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for his breakthrough work in nanocrystals and nanowires.

The fact that the breakthrough work was done in Oregon may also help: home - grown success has a way of changing hearts and minds.

Their breakthrough work is published in Neuron.

When the breakthrough work was finished, it was Ciechanover's turn for a postdoctoral fellowship in the United States.

It's the breakthrough work that so many need.

All nutrition courses in this program are based on the breakthrough work that Cornell Professor Emeritus T. Colin Campbell has developed during his 40 + years experience in experimental research and 20 years in public policy.

Director of Photography David Greene pulls off some breakthrough work here and keeps any styling flares to a minimum.

The movie was a breakthrough work for director / co-writer Edgar Wright, co - writer / star Simon Pegg, and co-star Nick Frost.

Margin Call is the breakthrough work of J.C. Chandor, a 37 - year - old commercial director whose father worked for and brought home friends from Merrill Lynch for 40 years.

Love is particularly impressive, displaying a warmth and vulnerability that is as delightful as it is surprising; her performance here — in tandem with her breakthrough work in The People vs. Larry Flynt — reveals Love to be the real thing, actingwise.

Horatio Pagani, the Argentinian born company founder, is known as the father of carbonfibre due to his breakthrough work with Lamborghini in the 1980s.

The 1959 painting is the breakthrough work that the Whitney acquired in 2012, and hung next to an Ellsworth Kelly in the grand re-opening show reviewed here.

Douglas Fogle, an independent curator who organized the «Butterfly» exhibition for Blum & Poe, calls this series Mr. Grotjahn's breakthrough work.

While his breakthrough work dates from the 1960s, most recently he has worked with large - scale photography.

Her breakthrough work, Ghost (1990), was given to the National Gallery of Art in 2004 by the Glenstone Foundation.

In 1948, the artist painted his breakthrough work, Onement I, which is now in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York, and features the first of his signature «zips»: vertical lines running down the canvasses, which divide spatial composition, infuse them with energy, and create a parallel to the spectator's own figure.

His breakthrough works of the mid-1980s were made with a rubber roller incised with a pattern that could then be transferred to create an all - over pattern on a surface — often aluminium or rice paper.

His breakthrough works were inspired by the abstract painting of the time.

For his, er, breakthrough work the next year, he drilled a pit right into the concrete floor of his West Village gallery — and in 2010, for a midcareer retrospective, he built a partition over an elevator door, daring New Museum visitors to navigate a way in.

This exhibition features Parr's breakthrough work, the Non Conformists, shown alongside the Ray - Jones» photographs that inspired it.

However, Smith had first wanted to be a painter, and a wartime shortage of materials got him thinking in two dimensions again, just in time to stimulate his breakthrough works.

The very next year, the legendary art critic Clement Greenberg took Frankenthaler to visit Pollock's studio in East Hampton to help her «learn the language,» and by the end of that year she had painted her breakthrough work Mountains and Sea (1952), a monumental painting full of expressive pours of thinned, colorful paint.