Sentences with phrase «cohesive body of paintings»

``... The first cohesive body of paintings I made was the «Garden Projects» when I was living near Stateway Gardens and Wentworth Gardens here in Chicago — public housing projects that had been built with utopian notions of beauty and good living in mind, but were unable to maintain the promise of their pastoral - sounding names,» he said.

Not exact matches

Sultana's small but cohesive presentation of works by Jesse Darling, Jacin Giordano, Celia Hempton and Walter Pfeiffer — with the especially pleasing pairing of Darling's pink - capped rods (Little Is Growing, 2017) and a peachy Hempton painting of a man's perineum (South Africa, 5th November 2015, 2015)-- was an odd match for Château Shatto's disjointed selection of individually strong pieces by Jean Baudrillard, Body by Body, Aria Dean and Jacqueline de Jong.

From 1947 to 1951, Pollock's brush seldom touched his paintings, but physicality abounds in his work through the dexterity of movement from wrist to arm to body, and Pollock painted with a sure confidence in the fluidity of the paint orchestrating its quantity, density, speed and rhythm into a completely cohesive unity of composition and expression.

This series became my first cohesive body of work, showcasing a technique I call «painting with paper.»

Entitled Versus, the new exhibition from the Spanish duo features paintings, drawings, and sculptures that form a cohesive body of work showcasing their signature combination of classical art and elements of graffiti culture.

As a cohesive body of work, Walker's paintings hint at a larger narrative that is never fully revealed to the viewer.

The surprisingly cohesive body of work in Hahn's New York solo debut contends with the history of traditional figurative painting, in which female subjects possess sensuous beauty offset, generally, by a benzo - like tranquility.

In her cohesive body of work, we find recurring echoes and resonances from themes and styles that are well represented in the history of art, such as landscape painting and pop art elements.

«OTHƎRWISƎ» is a cohesive body of new paintings investigating animal and human relationships.

These paintings represent a cohesive body of work by Haessle in which he explores the formal elements of color and line to create non-objective, gestural abstractions.

This beautiful monograph reproduces the seven large paintings and thirteen works on paper displayed in the eponymous exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery, along with 21 smaller drawings, which together comprise the Letter series, the largest cohesive body of work the artist has made since his 1991 Cold Mountain series.