Sentences with phrase «different artists here»

With that in mind, you would surely appreciate the resume templates for different artists here.

Not exact matches

If anything I miss the different voices from Man on Wire, because here doubt by other characters is treated as repressing an excitable artist.

But we're talking about very different challenges here and why would an artist like Haynes want to repeat himself anyway?

With respect to «the old ways», I wonder if / how you would go about evaluating the impact of different «stages» in the assembly line; or what effect collaboration can have here (as opposed, say, to a singular / auteur artist doing all their own pencilling, inking and colouring).

Here are some covers I got across multiple genres, almost all using different cover artists:

La Chola Cusco Restaurant has a legendary story in the middle of the twentieth century worked here a cookhouse with the same name, famous throughout the city for being a meeting place for renowned artists, poets, writers, politicians and intellectuals.Among the most famous visitors can not fail to mention to Pablo Neruda, who, inspired by the majesty of Cuzco and in love with the beauty of the house during his stay he composed much of his work referred to Cusco and Machu Picchu.Su culinary tradition has been restored and recovered giving new life to the restaurant offers a menu with dishes from the new Peruvian and international cuisine, the wine cellar built inside an Inca wall helps maintain the quality of a rich selection of wines with different characteristics.

To celebrate the series» 30th anniversary, here's another great history video from YouTube's Gaijillionaire, which explores Phantasy Star's 8 - bit origins, how the departure of programmer Yuji Naka and artist Rieko Kodama (who were both put onto a small platform game project called Sonic the Hedgehog) resulted in a very different Phantasy Star III, and lots more besides.

Here, we talk to Fran about the process of curating and bringing different artists together, plus her recommendations for this year's Frieze Art Fair.

Each artist here has captured the body in a different context — from Remerro Trotsky Williams» mighty image of vulnerable strength and Yolanda's «in your face» shot to the pain inside of Wilmer Velez's graceful image and Martin Wong's cityscape featuring the icon Bruce Lee.

Here are five artists - Motherwell, Caravaggio, Morandi, Matisse, and Rothko - from different places, times, and cultures who imbue their paintings with light in ways that are unique to their artistic vision.

So we thought it would be interesting to do an exhibition where we showed these different positions, but not as a staged show — in the «80s there were a lot of staged shows, like Kasper himself had done «From Here Out» [a 1984 survey of «two months of new German art»]-- but rather as a quite nonhierarchical exhibition where it would just be a couple of paintings by each artist.

«What's exciting about the four artists here is that they are all really engaging in different ways with ideas about the world and where it is now,» said Munro.

For a long time, artists from different regions of the country had to travel or even live in these cities to become known because it was here where the institutions and the capitalism of art were mostly based.

Here the artists question our perception of the real and depict the different forms of violence that emerge from these structures.

Now Nicole is developing a platform for a different group of underappreciated artists, working here in China's backyard.

Reproduced here are the first page of three different drafts in response to «The Artist and Politics: A Symposium,» two handwritten drafts and one typed draft with corrections.

Analyzing the different conceptual approaches and degrees of appropriation adopted by the artists here, such as Richard Prince, Cindy Sherman, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Huang Young Ping, Félix González - Torres, Nate Lowman and Shilpa Gupta, one becomes highly aware of the flexibility and adaptability of the current notion of art.

At the end of an interview that spans geography, race, performance, and limited resources, Jazouli notes, «If you are an artist [here], it's as though you are different than everyone.

The papers presented here examine the artist's various productive modes by means of different critical tools and criteria.

MAY 5 - 6 — OPEN STUDIOS Here at The Invisible Dog, all of our 25 artists are constantly experimenting with different styles, working with unique materials, and tossing around cool ideas.

The garden is divided in sectors like a citrus» fruit; every sector is shaped like a wedge with slightly different height from one another; here, lying on grass beds and lined with flowering and honey locust trees, sculptures by artists such as Rodin, Smith, Calder and Jeff Koons are exposed.

Working in very different contexts during a period of global political and aesthetic foment, the artists here are united — like the women in the Brooklyn Museum's equally ground - breaking recent survey «We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women 1965 — 85» — by their doubly marginalized position.

The so - called artist statement you posted (also known as a press release to normal humans) is not that different in content than the reworded, underwritten version supplied here by the reviewer (thanks Dad), except that the conceptual element was excised.

None of the artists here were making money back then, and the world was a different place.

Here, in what is possibly her most important exhibition to date, the world - renowned New York based artist uses an array of different materials and processes to reboot Blenheim's military origins.

Whereas northern European artists, sculptors, and architects of early modernity traveled to Italy, Greece, and elsewhere to learn and draw from the sources of our Western humanistic tradition, here we find Albers and his wife driving down to Mexico to discover and photograph what they perhaps saw as the original examples of a different kind of art.

It's important that there are also artists here at different stages in their careers.

Here the artists speak across art history and social history in order to get at something about home that is so different, so appealing.»

Here at least each piece is featured and created by different Merseyside based artists using found objects.

Douglas Gordon's Black Burns is the centrepiece new commission here, but perhaps more context might be enabled by looking first at The Slave's Lament by the Scots video artist Graham Fagen, which was shown in a different guise as Scotland's entry to the 2015 Venice Biennale.

From varying ethnic, racial, and cultural backgrounds, each artist here sets forth a different angle from which this formative question might be asked.

Here, the London gallery shows two artists of different generations — Oliver Osborne and Julia Wachtel — who embed appropriated imagery (cartoons from European language textbooks, for instance) into their humorous, often probing paintings.

Much as a variety of different narratives emerged from the artist's 1975 exhibition and helped explore the symmetry between colonialism in the 19th century and the imperialist politics that prevailed in the 20th, here the contributing artists continue to ruminate on various dichotomies — interior and exterior, near and far, domesticity and warfare.

The ten amazing artists presented here all come from different cultures and every heritage in calligraphic sense shines through their work.

Joanna Pousette - Dart and Ron Gorchov are making very different kinds of painings, but I've put them together here because their canvases are shaped and it's a place to start a conversation about the two artists.

As New York became the centre of the 1960s and 70s art world with abstract expressionism and pop, artists on the east coast had different adventures, represented here by Larry Bell's Cube # 15 (Amber)-- a translucent plastic box full of thin air — and Robert Irwin, whose white disc nearly disappears into the gallery wall.

There is a lovely moment when artist Helen Pynor welcomes two scientists into her own studio: «You have different conversations here,» she says.

Exhibiting Ruscha and Richter together would encourage chin - rubbing in any curator, but here it was perceptive - the context suggests that doubt, and a desire for order, infects both artists» practice, even if they react to it in strikingly different ways.

11/9/17 Artist Talk — Ben Schwab Everything Is Different, But Still The Same, Oil on canvas, 88 x 138 inches, 2017 Getting Here From There New York artist Ben Schwab grapples with the theme of «getting here from there» in his collection of cityscape painArtist Talk — Ben Schwab Everything Is Different, But Still The Same, Oil on canvas, 88 x 138 inches, 2017 Getting Here From There New York artist Ben Schwab grapples with the theme of «getting here from there» in his collection of cityscape paintiHere From There New York artist Ben Schwab grapples with the theme of «getting here from there» in his collection of cityscape painartist Ben Schwab grapples with the theme of «getting here from there» in his collection of cityscape paintihere from there» in his collection of cityscape paintings.

London is unfortunately very white and very privileged, and though there are many artists there who are exceptions to the rule, in my own experience of living and working in London, I have never met so many peers from so many different countries as here at the Rijksakademie, including Indonesia, Pakistan, Israel or Turkey amongst many others.

This will be obvious to anyone who comes here on the weekends, or maybe in the evenings on Friday and Saturday: artists are constantly roaming into very different types of galleries, investigating areas of interest for them.

Two editions of this work are installed here from different loans, a US collector and the artist's New York gallery.

Speaking for themselves, the best paintings here make a different argument: that painting is a major art, in which artists prove their own character in attempting to commit to canvas, in the language of paint, an understanding of the visual world.

You have a nicely laid makeup artist resume template here where you have all the different sections presented with colored headings and clear divisions.

Thus, the actual professionals in the field are slimed with the same public disdain / crud as the here - today - gone - tomorrow amateur - hour try - out artists, who, by their never - ending, same - incompetence - different - faces presence, keep this industry in a perpetual state of discord... thanks to the inwardly - looking philosophy and self - sustaining politics of ORE lever - pullers, aka self - satisfied puppeteers.