Sentences with phrase «constant reinvention»

Anthony Caro's constant reinvention of the language of sculpture, as well as his influential teaching career at St. Martin's School of Art of London, distinguished him as the successor both to Henry Moore and to David Smith, and as a tireless innovator who transformed sculpture through his lifelong investigation of how it is actually experienced.

Software, however, is an industry built on constant reinvention, taking risks and making mistakes.

By questioning their own multimedia work in regards to the cannons of street art, as well as the forces behind their creativity and imagination, OSGEMEOS attempt to reexamine and reevaluate their artistic practice in other of achieving constant reinvention.

Caro's constant reinvention of the language of abstract sculpture distinguished him as an innovative artist who consistently defied convention.

Forward - looking companies have realized that IT must play a key role in strategic acceleration and constant reinvention.

Earth, Hutton theorized, was not a static thing, but a dynamic world of constant reinvention.

The designer has his own comfort zone too, of course, but it's one that feels like an elastic space of constant reinvention.

Obviously there's the longevity of the series and the different incarnations of the character, whether it be Naked Snake, Old Snake or Solid Snake, but there's also the constant reinvention of the franchise — the idea that it might fade, might be finished, but then comes back, usually stronger and more interesting than before.

Portraying worlds that are full of mythology and bursting with possibility, Owens is a model for a generation of artists who embrace the constant reinvention of the medium of painting.

With «Alias Man Ray,» a museum tells the story of a Jew's constant reinvention.

Despite routine declarations of its decline, abstract painting is an urgent and vital mode of artmaking that seems to exist in a state of constant reinvention.

In fact, one can look at Bourgeois's entire long career either as constant repetition — or constant reinvention.

Placing older work in conversation with the new, Material Voices evokes Sheila Hicks» understanding of her own practice as a continuous, open field that allows for innovation, appropriation and constant reinvention.

An artist known for his constant reinvention, Bowie took on many faces during his prolific career.

The exhibition, which features more than 100 sculptures, complemented by selected works on paper and photographs, aims to advance the understanding of what sculpture was for Picasso, and of how he revolutionized its history through a lifelong commitment to constant reinvention.

A comprehensive bibliography and list of historic exhibitions related to Picasso's work in sculpture closes the volume, advancing the understanding of Picasso's practice and lifelong commitment to constant reinvention.

«I've been continually amazed by its constant reinvention, which has seen the brand remain fresh and relevant for well over a century.»