Sentences with phrase «careful orchestration»

In an impassioned essay for the accompanying exhibition catalogue, Dimitri Ozerkov, Curator and Director of the Contemporary Art Department at the State Hermitage Museum, expounds upon the British painter's work: «This is literally and truly painting: the laborious application of paint to canvas, careful orchestration of the composition and the search for a subject and its accompanying attributes.

Acrylic Paints have a face of their own, but through careful orchestration they can be made to look like something entirely different.

One of the main design lessons taught by cover of Lissa Warren's Savvy Author's Guide to Book Publicity, is the careful orchestration of type sizes, depending on the importance of the words.

But it is Singer's careful orchestration that needs the most praise.

Not exact matches

Ludwig Göransson's score throughout is also a careful allusion to Bill Conti's original orchestrations around Rocky, but also maintains its own independence, well played.

Conrad's previous work, «The Flicker,» was a very careful consideration or orchestration of black and white frames, first on paper, then transferred to a strip of film, which was then projected.

Mediations, because they are so successful, have become events in and of themselves calling for careful planing and orchestration.