Sentences with phrase «century studio practice»

Create one's own 21st century studio practice based upon one's own personal vision and imagination.

Marrinon redeploys nineteenth - century studio practices, and the historical association of plaster casts with the serious study of classical antiquities, in her own whimsical subversion of the genre.

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The first traces a tradition of expressiveness, materiality, and the handmade in what the curators call the «studio - based» practice of twentieth - and twenty - first - century sculpture.

A favored technique among surrealist draftsmen, frottage continued to be explored throughout the twentieth century and remains an experimental practice in studios today.

Featuring portraits, nudes, still lifes, and the controversial X Portfolio, the exhibition explores Mapplethorpe's studio practice and the creation of his foundation, which has shepherded his legacy into the 21st century.

Designed by architecture studio Carmody Groarke the exhibition reveals the contemporary practices and creative possibilities of the centuries - long skill of tailoring by presenting and pushing pattern cutting beyond the fashion garment.

After their usual Sunday afternoon practice, Rail Publisher Phong Bui visited the Carroll Garden studio of Rosamund Morley and Larry Lipnik, two members of Parthenia, a critically acclaimed New York - based viol consort whose ethereal, spirited and virtuoso performances of sixteenth to twenty - first century music has delighted audiences across the United States and Europe.

This collection, expanding on current critical interest in issues of production and situation, looks at the evolution of studio — and «post-studio» — practice over the last half century.

Irwin, who has lived in San Diego for the past quarter century, is one of the last giants standing from a generation of artists who, in the early seventies, sought to bring the practice of visual art out of the studio, gallery, and museum and into the world.