Sentences with phrase «canvas created»

Their exploration of translucent colors layered on unprimed canvas created a wide range of hues with the greatest economy of means, but their ingenious combination of those value changes along a continuum really created the sense of volume, space and perspective with just color and a simple shaped canvas.

The retrospective entitled, «Phenomenon», draws together 20 different works on paper and canvas created by the artist representing the culmination of a body of work that spans over four decades.

Eventually, he started to form the clumps into flower shapes and spray paint them silver, which on the canvas created the illusion of working with tin foil.

By pouring acrylic paint (magna) over a canvas he created a brilliant stained color.

Untitled (1964), a work on canvas created the following year, testifies to the role of rhythm and space, which would lead to the scenic installations of the 1970s.

«Antoni Tàpies: Recent Paintings and Works on Paper» includes mixed - media paintings on wood and canvas created over the past five years, as well as works on paper completed in 2010.

For instance, «Full Fathom Five» (1947) is an oil on canvas created, in part, with tacks, coins, cigarettes, and much more.

The empty space or blank canvas created by this subtraction invites us to re-imagine the action being staged.

Paton Miller — Pictures from around the World June 30 — July 20 2007 Opening Reception: Saturday, June 30 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM Remarkable works on paper and canvas created at his farm in Costa Rica.

Prints on canvas created for outstanding wall art home and office decor.

A series of oil paintings on canvas created in 2009 by Japanese artist Yasuyo Fujibe.

Blue and white acrylic collage on canvas created the Russian / American abstract artist Adja Yunkers in 1969.

Natural Forces, Steven Kinder's works on paper and canvas created between 2013 and 2016, explore his fascination with dynamic tension found in nature.

But my favorite part of this giveaway is a beautiful 8 by 10 wrapped canvas created especially by Design with Life for this giveaway.

Durable cotton canvas creates a striking backdrop that layers effortlessly with the rest of your bedding and decor.

Acrylic paints on canvas creates this Bold composition.

Instead of a brush, Tomaszewski used fire from a blowtorch to burn and smoke the canvas creating images with an array of color accents.

«I stopped using the word «to paint,» and said «to make,»» he explained, showing images of canvases he created by dragging saw - toothed planks across expanses of pooled paint.

Color Field is characterized primarily by large fields of flat, solid color spread across or stained into the canvas creating areas of unbroken surface and a flat picture plane.

A showcase for her extensive arsenal of techniques and ideas, her ambitious large - scale canvases create patchworks out of different manners of mark - making and toy inventively with questions of frame dynamics and figure / ground illusions, often within a remarkably shallow pictorial space.

The small scale of these canvases creates a physical immediacy that unmistakably highlights these developing nuances of texture and imagery.

Currently at Spruth Magers Gallery in Berlin, Germany is a solo exhibition, «Storyboard (In 4 Parts)», of a new series of large - format storyboard canvases created this year by Los Angeles based artist, John Baldesari.

I really like the look of these — the placement of the scraps of paper beneath the canvases creates an intriguing interrelationship.

Even in his later works that depict the atrocities of war, allegorical still lifes, vivid interpretations of art - historical masterpieces, and his sensual canvases created during his twilight years, he continued to apply a reduction of colour.

her monumental canvases created in the 1960s were informed by the local abstract movement in Washington, DC known as the «Washington Color School,» which included artists Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland, but her interest in color experimentation aligns her more closely to Josef Albers,

Inspired by European modernism and closely related to Abstract Expressionism, Color Field painting is a style of abstract painting characterized primarily by large fields of flat, solid color spread across or stained into the canvas creating areas of unbroken surface and a flat picture plane.

His two sons, as well as his wife Ada, are frequent subjects of his paintings; Ada can be found on over 250 canvases he created so far!

As in Nature showcases twelve canvases created from 1951 to 1992, lent by two foundations: the artist's eponymous one and one established by the late collector William Louis - Dreyfus.

Ryman thickly applied oil to a primed, stretched canvas creating the composition primarily from the varying texture of the paint and anchoring it with an accent of black along the top and an obscured orange rectangle on the right edge.

The artist attributes her attraction to landscape painting to canvases created by or inspired by the early 20th century Circulo de Bellas Artes artists in Caracas, a style of paintings seemingly displayed in every middle - to upper - class Venezuelan home.

For «Tilt,» Dean purposefully wrapped nine canvases creating minimalist compositions rendered in natural media (bentonite, clay, hematite, charcoal), then placed them in the marsh on tripod rigs.

Acrylic paints on canvas creates this Bold composition.

Oil, enamel and tar drip down the canvas creating a rich surface quality in his work.

Each impression on the canvas creates an aura that suggests that these paintings have come from another space or time entirely and exist in their own imagined, alternative reality.

This experience allows our mind to ponder each lavish layer as they dance across the surface of the canvas creating intense moments of color, mark and expression.

This contrast of technological vision translated into the traditional medium of oil on canvas creates a captivating tension present throughout the artist's» works.

From his solo projects with Stuart Shave / Modern Art at the INDEPENDENT art fair in New York and Isabella Bortolozzi at FIAC in Paris, to work, an exhibition of large - scale canvases created on - site at the Rubell Family Collection in Miami during a five - week summer residency and on view from December, 2012 (its opening coincided with Art Basel Miami Beach) through August, 2013, Oscar Murillo consistently impressed viewers with the intense force of his practice.

In 2014 Deluxx Fluxx was also exhibited at Edinburgh, Scotland's Summerhall as part of the Edinburgh Festival - alongside the Vestige Board paintings; large canvases created initially in the studio from the artists and assistants cleaning their screens and brushes on the surfaces and then later completed by Faile with the addition of recognisable «Faile» iconography on the surface.

Her practice includes large - scale canvases created primarily with oils and acrylics and smaller works on paper created with ink, watercolors and other mediums.

These constructions clearly have autobiographical significance, although they are less powerful than a group of canvases created by the sign painters that hang in a corner of the gallery.

There were more than 650 of the late canvases created in the three years Hartung worked with the spray gun.

The other paintings in this series play with maze - like patterns or simple diagonals; Palmito Ranch is unique in its understated, stacked composition, where painted line and raw canvas create an even, horizontal rhythm.

The first of Gottlieb's signature «Burst» paintings, Black, Blue, Red (1956), will be included in the exhibition as well as a series of nine small, untitled canvases he created in 1968 that reveal Gottlieb's interest in exploring new color relationships.

The exhibit continues in gallery 207 with six of the fourteen canvases he created in 1969 after the Apollo 11 moon landing that make up the important series Bolsena (1969), together with two of Nini's Paintings, of which he painted five in 1971.

In a selection of eighteen canvases created between 2002 and 2016, Luis Cruz Azaceta: War and Other Disasters at the University of Alabama — Birmingham's Abroms - Engel Institute for the Visual Arts mobilizes expressionism to explore the range of disasters that define contemporary human experience.

He first orderly arranges pieces of paperboard of various sizes that were soaked in «rubber» onto the surface of the canvas creating a rhythmic flow of lines and contours.

The technique used on the canvases creates expansive reflective surfaces that come alive with the presence of an audience.

Mokha Laget In Her First Solo Exhibition with David Richard Gallery Presents New Shaped and Colorful Stained Canvases That Create Illusions of Three - Dimensional Structures Floating In Space

With the red and green picture, I think I just sensed the shape of the canvas as an event, as against the notion of the canvas creating an arena for events.»

The use of drips and the raw canvas create depth inviting the viewer to enter and go through the painting.