Sentences with phrase «color spectrum piece»

The next time I stood in the same museum having a crucial experience with reductive abstraction, I was looking at Ellsworth Kelly's famous five color spectrum piece in the 1996 show called, «Abstraction in the Twentieth Century: Total Risk, Freedom, Discipline,» and all of a sudden I was totally getting it, realizing for the first time how to internalize this kind of reductive painting as a sophisticated, witty statement.

Not exact matches

The collection rotated through several color spectrums, moving first from bold blue then into reds and moving into softer hues, ending with the marvelous gold pieces seen above.

A gemstone color spectrum of fine jewelry pieces in white diamonds and blue sapphires adds a chromatic boldness to the house's distinctive style.

The dimensions of this cooperation are expounded upon in this exhibition, which shows the many elements both artist have in common whilst working across a surprisingly wide spectrum: reliefs, crushed foil structures, clashes of color, pieces of furniture and various objects stemming from the Eighties until today.

A closer look at their surface, however — at the interplay between rough and smooth, at the sometimes faded, sometimes vibrant color spectrum, at the nooks and bumps formed by layers of inked paper and embedded and picked away pieces — reveals the artist's interest in the tension between control and release.

To make Large Spectrum Chart, which is both the highlight of «Slow Color» at Morgan Lehman and an important reference for its other pieces, Jaq Chartier began with a 40 - foot - by -50-foot gessoed white panel.

In Color Pieces, video artist Nan Hoover has created spatial ambiguities through a muted colour spectrum and subtle play of shadows and lights that are as much a test or rehearsal as a final piece of work.

Unlike those previous pieces, which were constraining and a bit forced in their way, these new offerings use the full spectrum of colors and an array of subsets thereof and incorporate a much richer array of compositional structures.

Ingeniously and idiosyncratically composed from multiple pieces of wood and sections of canvas that have been lushly dyed in a spectrum of rich colors, the works have the natural feel of an organism, growing and replicating itself like a coral reef or Martian bacterium.

His artistry and experimentation with color elevated his projection pieces to a new artistic practice, while his iconic pieces did not fall prey to derivation, as Wilfred once conceded he had «no pet color... the whole spectrum is my favorite.»