Sentences with phrase «by an individual artist allow»

Unlike the truncated yet scholarly efforts we have experienced in the past, at the RA, the number of works by an individual artist allow us to experience the many facets of his evolving oeuvre as we trek from one massive hanging to the next.

Not exact matches

A testament to the artist's attention to detail, each individual colour is allowed to grow to 25 % of its full tone, only to be cut by a straight vertical line that divides the wall in two.

The artists have their own individual galleries, which allow us to show a small body of work by each.

As a gratifying collection of new work by a vast range of Chicago - based artists, this exhibition aims to create «a contemporary sense of semiotic flexibility as a whole while allowing for individual experiences,» according to the catalogue essay by curator Britton Bertran, former director of the city's Gallery 40,000.

Curated by Messina and on view Feb. 18 through May 4, these silkscreen collages are presented as individual pieces in separate worlds that together make up what the artist calls «a string of parallel realities, sequential moments in history frozen in time and thus allowed to exist simultaneously.»

The poll was commissioned by The Other Art Fair, a new fair in London that will allow the public to buy directly from artists instead of through individual dealers.

Facilitated by the liberalizing of world trade, the internationalization of production and commodity consumption, and developments in transport and communications, offshoring has allowed nomadic capitalists, itinerant individuals, contemporary artists and cultural producers to scour the globe for resources and new markets, opening the world through displacing labor and circulating capital.

However, this was described as an individual action outside the main Stuckist group by Thomson, who nevertheless took the opportunity to remark: «I was puzzled that Parker had been allowed to do her string - wrapping — thereby using another artist's work to promote her ideas — as this was precisely the allegation that an enraged Serota had thrown at me in Trafalgar Square and dubbed a «cheap shot».»