Sentences with phrase «butterfly paintings»

While pregnant with twins Monroe and Moroccan, Mariah Carey shared a photo of a huge butterfly painted on her bump with the words «dem babies» written above it.

One of my favorite Spring Crafts For Kids, these Thumbprint Art Painted Flower Pots inspired us to make Fingerprint Art Butterfly Painted Birdhouses.

One of my favorite Spring Crafts For Kids, these Thumbprint Art Painted Flower Pots inspired us to make Fingerprint Art Butterfly Painted Birdhouses.

Consisting of loans from private collections as well as public institutions, the exhibition will illustrate the evolution of Grotjahn's butterfly paintings with seminal examples dated between 2001 and 2008.

This volume, published to accompany the first exhibition of Grotjahn's butterfly paintings at Blum & Poe in New York, not only collects these arresting compositions, but also delves into the artistic contexts involved, in an essay by Douglas Fogle that discusses the history of the Butterfly works since their conception in the early 2000s.

Butterfly Painting Cover up one half of a piece of card, then draw a butterfly wing outline on the other.

The Face Paintings constitute a striking re-development of Grotjahn's renowned Butterfly Paintings which, initiated in the early 2000s, represent another important strand of his practice.

The catalogue chronicles Grotjahn's series of Butterfly paintings and drawings, in which he combines varying schemes of one - point perspective and a systematic investigation of color to mesmerizing effect; his penetrating flower and face paintings; and a recent series of «mask» sculptures that extend Grotjahn's idiosyncratic investment in process and ritual in painting into three dimensions.

Grotjahn even approached Stella's post-1970 shaped canvas with the larger and more intricately divided Butterfly paintings.

[1] Diamond cabinets and monochrome butterfly paintings adorned with cubic zirconia were unveiled, alongside the exhibition's focal work, «For Heaven's Sake» (2010).

The biggest estimate is the # 700,000 to # 1 million expected at Phillips tomorrow night for a large butterfly painting that looks like a stained glass window, and Phillips has found a third party to guarantee that it will sell.

A lozenge shaped butterfly painting that sold for # 825,000 at his one - man sale is back on the market with a # 600,000 estimate at Christie's.

At the end of 20th century, Grotjahn started to focus more on the investigation of the radiant motif in his work, which can be seen in his later Butterfly paintings.

Much like his celebrated Butterfly paintings, the prevailing central line (resembling a tulip in early bloom) becomes the backbone from which the rest of the painting emerges.

The star lot on the night, a rare combined spin / butterfly painting by Damien Hirst featuring cubic zirconia, sold for $ 240,000 to an unnamed phone bidder from Los Angeles.

They started their collection more than 15 years ago with a Damien Hirst butterfly painting.

Highlights from the Zabludowicz Collection's two decades of acquisitions go on display, including an early Hirst butterfly painting.

Celebrating the inaugural show at its first New York location, Blum & Poe» is presenting a show of Mark Grotjahn's Butterfly Paintings, curated by Douglas Fogle at its E 66th Street location.

His most famous works are called the Butterfly paintings.

Hirst's installation piece «In and Out of Love», is made up of two works: «In and Out of Love (White Paintings and Live Butterflies)» (1991); and «In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays)» (1991).

The exhibition will show Hirst's earliest spot, spin and butterfly paintings and his shark in formaldehyde, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991).

May 21, 2014 Filed under Art Seen: National and tagged with Blum & Poe, Blum & Poe New York, Blum & Poe NYC, Butterfly Paintings, Deborah Doering, Mark Grotjahn.

«In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays)» was sold at the exhibition, whilst Hirst retained ownership of «In and Out of Love» (White Paintings and Live Butterflies)».

«In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays)» was the first exhibition of works from Hirst's series of butterfly monochrome paintings.

In addition to his installations and sculptures, Hirst's Spot paintings and Butterfly paintings have become universally recognized.

From left, Marc Quinn, some Damien Hirst butterfly paintings, and Terence Koh's «Big Black Cock».

Mark Grotjahn, Untitled (Yellow Butterfly I Red P MARK GROTJAHN 07 781), 2007 Oil on linen, 63 x 53 inches May 30 — July 31, 2009 «I have an idea as to what sort of face is going to happen when I do a «face painting», but I don't exactly know what color it will take, or how many eyes it's going to have, whereas the «butterfly paintings» are fairly planned out.

«It will be a classical presentation — an early shark piece, instrument cabinet, medicine cabinet, butterfly painting... We wanted to -LSB-...]

The artist has been exploring pure primary colors and dynamic composition in his Butterfly paintings for almost a decade.

Nearly two out of every three dollars spent on a Hirst in a 2009 evening sale went to Butterfly paintings (Fig. 9), and next week, the only Hirsts offered in the evening sales will be (surprise!)

Among the contemporary artists represented will be Maurizio Cattelan (a sculpture of Hitler), George Condo (two paintings, including one of a cross-eyed God) and Damien Hirst (two butterfly paintings).

Butterfly paintings.

In two different series — the Face and the Butterfly paintings — Grotjahn used essential subjects to explore textures, colors, and form with refreshing boldness and almost hallucinogenic intensity.»

Opening: «Mark Grotjahn: Butterfly Paintings» at Blum & Poe I've never quite understood the mania for Mark Grotjahn's «Butterfly» paintings — they're pleasant fun, but so are a lot of tight, energetic, process - y abstract paintings that have been made this century, so why get so excited about these?

Building on the tremendous excitement and eager anticipation accompanying Hirst's Tate Modern retrospective, this nuanced collection of rare early pieces chart a succinct survey of the artist's controversial rise to prominence: works include a Medicine Cabinet from the artist's very first series, iconic Spot, Spin and Butterfly Paintings and an early Pill - Painting.

In addition, the sale included spot and butterfly paintings, many incorporating diamonds and precious metals.

Apart from the works in Mr Saatchi's collection, Damien Hirst has lost many of his own pieces: 16 paintings, mostly «spin» works and butterfly paintings.

The transition from perspective drawings to perspectival paintings opened the doors to what later became his signature work — The Butterfly Paintings.

In the Butterfly paintings from 1997, he created complex compositions of radiant, tonal color.

As Grotjahn continues to refine the butterfly paintings so does he, conversely, appear to find release in the raw energy of the «face paintings.»

«I have an idea as to what sort of face is going to happen when I do a «face painting», but I don't exactly know what color it will take, or how many eyes it's going to have, whereas the «butterfly paintings» are fairly planned out.

Mark Grotjahn's contrasting bodies of work, the Face, and the Butterfly paintings — are two main milestones in his career until 2011 when he won a major award for his museum and gallery works.

In Grotjahn's first «butterfly paintings,» clusters of vibrant, gradated triangular forms were anchored to vertical tangents, vehicles by which to treat problems in classical perspective such as dual and multiple vanishing points.

Started in 1991 in the midst of the Y.B.A. explosion (their first issue featured one of Damien Hirst's butterfly paintings) along with Sharp and Slottover's friend Tom Gidley, frieze's editors sought to provide a fresh and somewhat irreverent take on contemporary art in the widest sense of the term through critical writing, reviews, interviews, and personal accounts.

Though at first the Butterfly paintings may appear entirely formal and graphic (alluding to modernist painting from Russian Constructivism to Op art), the raylike «butterfly wings» are often layered over under - paintings, giving them texture and tonal depth.

On Bloomberg Scott Reyburn reports that Damien Hirst will stop making the spin and butterfly paintings that are among his biggest sellers.

The second part is called In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays), a room in which dead butterflies are stuck to canvases, with a table nearby, on which sits an ashtray and cigarette ends — an early example of Hirst's use of cigarettes as a metaphor for pleasure and death.