Sentences with word «diagrammatic»

His wall drawing, entitled «Present Frequencies,» includes trucks, monsters, Bedouins, porno, birds, and models all knit together by diagrammatic drawings of what appear to be molecular life forms.

Multiple readings can be inferred depending on the artist's presentation within a particular context: the disc can appear as a watermill, a comma, or a buzz - saw blade; the cone as a whirlpool, an arrow, or the top of a skyscraper; an Adirondack chair, upended and suspended in space, takes on the form of a constellation through a superimposed pattern of diagrammatic lines.

The exhibition began with diagrammatic works from 1981, when in a small room in Kings Cross, London, Gormley made his first drawings in black oil paint and charcoal, pinning the paper to the wall.

The graphic, diagrammatic paintings of New York — based painter and filmmaker Sarah Morris (born 1967) play with notions of social space and identity through rigorous abstraction.

The end result of this was that for each of the schools we were able to map in diagrammatic form the links between that professional autonomy and improved outcomes for students.

Fully demonstrating this shift between two and three dimensional modes, the exhibition combines free - standing and wall - based sculptural assemblage with diagrammatic drawings and a series of screen - print on leather paintings.

A pivotal figure in the development of Abstract Expressionism, Jack Tworkov radically shifted his painting style in the late 1960s, as he moved away from overtly gestural brushstrokes to controlled diagrammatic abstraction, as seen on SS - 68 # 2 (1968).

Peter Halley's recent paintings on paper, diagrammatic structures of rectangular cell units and linear conduits in day - glow and acrylic paint depict a social landscape of isolation and connectivity.

In Andy Wicks» work references to wooden mooring structures are abstracted into diagrammatic images, whilst Gary Colclough's geometric wooden structures take on a subtle functionality becoming a supporting frame for hand - drawn images.

In 1965, his painting style shifted radically, as he moved away from overtly gestural Abstract Expressionism to controlled diagrammatic abstraction.

Barry Le Va Diagrammatic Silhouettes: Sculptured Activities (Purple) 1986 dispersion paint and ink on paper 60 x 60 inches 152.4 x 152.4 cm (BL3240)

Barry Le Va Diagrammatic Silhouettes: Sculptured Activities (Blue) 1986 dispersion paint and ink on paper 60 x 60 inches 152.4 x 152.4 cm BL3241

From diagrammatic installations comprised of found and transformed materials (Imig) to folk - inspired painted canvas tapestries (Proski) and small - scale, hard - edged abstractions painted on small wood panels (Sall), each artist's contribution is the result of rigorous working methods and visual vocabularies inspired by a town known for its cheery disposition and relentless tenacity.

Eternally fascinated by human behaviour, yet never a director much associated with the humane — his trademark chilliness reaching new heights (or depths, if you prefer) with last year's «Funny Games» remake, which treated its papery characters with even more diagrammatic dispassion than the 1997 original — Haneke finally marries these two approaches here, empathizing with its considerable ensemble of characters even as it dissects them.

The exhibition concludes with late works from the 1950s that reflect Graham's eclectic interests including mysticism and the occult, as in the mixed media on paper portraits Head of a Woman, 1954, and Donna Losca, 1959 — portraits in a figurative style overlaid with diagrammatic grids, angled lines, astrological symbols, and nods to numerology.

Each repeats the same scene and is annotated with a brief caption and diagrammatic markings, but variations appear as the artist moves between a wide and focused view of the house, sometimes presenting both at once, thus combining differing eastern and western perspectival orthodoxies.

These intensely rigorous works required lengthy preparations, with Reinhardt making diagrammatic sketches in advance.

The latter uses diagrammatic symbols — arrows and readable, abstract signs — to represent natural phenomena, a growing source of inspiration

Informed by his multidisciplinary approach, Grenier has integrated a meticulous crafting of color and pictorial space with a deft understanding of diagrammatic language sourced from architecture and design, management strategies, and theory.

Although its lasting legacy is the «carbon - copy» addressee line in emails, Vaughn still utilizes it for diagrammatic and notemaking purposes in her studio practice.

Most recently, Munk has been producing a series of paintings that tackle the subject of art itself through a historical and diagrammatic lens.

What characterizes diagrammatic thinking?

The sense of graphic, almost diagrammatic execution in these works is certainly traceable in the Face Paintings, in which the dense topography of intersecting lines creates a destabilized sense of depth, playing with the viewer's perception of three - dimensionality.

Bruce Nauman's recent exhibition at Sperone Westwater was introduced by Untitled (Study for Slow Angle Walk [Beckett Walk]-RRB-, 1968 - 69, a small, diagrammatic pencil drawing in which lines and arcs of various densities are interspersed with arrows, circles,...

«Surrender to the Diagram» is a movement - based performance - lecture developed by Ritchie in collaboration with students from the UH School of Art and College of Architecture and Design within the framework of the seminar «Diagrammatic Visualization in Art and Theory» led by art history professor Dr. Natilee Harren.

To see the film the viewer walks through an expansive sculptural installation, in which motifs from the film are played out; giant diagrammatic stick figures in the warning colours of yellow and black tower over a school girl inhabiting the world of SCHOOL OF CHANGE.

The resulting paintings are characterised by shifts between flat planes and illusory depth and a visual language that oscillates between diagrammatic and ambient, purely abstract and literal, grisaille and technicolour.

MD You've done diagrammatic works about your own exhibition history too, your résumé, your sales history, studio spaces you've occupied.

They do this by altering the length of the manifold, I am hoping for better diagrammatic explanation.

She emerged in 2002 with tightly composed diagrammatic abstract paintings that utilized a hermetic lexicon of iconography to evoke urban systems.

Early drawings from the 1970s are diagrammatic patterns of blue or black lines on white ground connecting corners of walls with door jambs and the odd fire - alarm unit.

Adult flatworm M. lignano and diagrammatic key are shown.

There are striking parallels between what works in engineering and what is observed in human brains, including the Platonic / Darwinian duality: A newborn infant can track a simple diagrammatic face, but a child needs to see people in order to learn how to recognize individuals.

«The competition naturally resulted in diagrammatic criticism and led to the invention of more practical drawing of diagrams to attract more readers,» Lee said.

Another way that meditation can improve your sleep is by learning diagrammatic «belly» breathing, which will do wonders for your overall mental state and energy levels.

Sam Mendes, who directed, is renowned for such hypercontrolled, diagrammatic movies as «American Beauty» and «Revolutionary Road.»

That rather diagrammatic description does little justice to Lonergan's ever - incisive ear for the rhythms of human conversation, as he orchestrates an unruly suite of alternately sympathetic and hectoring voices — all of which stand in furious contrast to Casey Affleck's bone - deep performance as a man whom loss has all but petrified into silence.

Requires students to do some extended descriptions and to evaluate three different diagrammatic models.

Calder may have employed diagrammatic means, but he made the insubstantial monumental.

Myers's works surround the viewer, offering a dense and diagrammatic field in which to locate one's own body while observing her invented systems of fantastic phenomena.

Her recent exhibition at the Kustverein Hamburg uses the museum as a type of crucible for extraterrestrial images, where projections of rotating reptile creatures and digitally printed animals on aluminum cut outs coalesce with diagrammatic signage and the language of post-production.