Sentences with phrase «dynamic portrait»

She used energetic, loose brushstrokes to paint dynamic portraits of figures as diverse as the dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham and President John F. Kennedy.

Catherine Opie, (b. 1961 Sandusky, OH; lives and works in Los Angeles) is a renowned photographer who creates powerfully dynamic portraits and landscapes that examine the ideals and norms surrounding the culturally constructed American identity.

In 1926, Abbott had her first solo show, featuring dynamic portraits of the artistic and literary avant - garde.

Sherald paints dynamic portraits designed to divulge an erudite understanding of the psychological consequences of stereotyping and racism.

Her engagement with the art world came in the form of a series of dynamic portraits of artists and curators many of which are now in major museum collections throughout the United States.

I feel like style is this dynamic portrait of the type of person you are the changes you go through as you grow day by day.

Within this roiling Petri dish, the filmmakers cultivate a dynamic portrait of Egypt, with its dense social, political and religious layers.

The film, titled White Morning, is a dynamic portrait of a working youth in Japan...

What began as a British television movie was transformed into a big screen landmark: a grungy yet dynamic portrait of race and prejudice in the London of East Indian immigrants and neo-Nazi gangs, a frank (and for its day explicit) portrayal of a gay romance on the screen and the film that made the name of director Stephen Frears.

Included in the show is an early, rare, self - portrait drawing by Willem de Kooning, c. 1942, and a dynamic portrait by David Alfaro Siqueiros, c. 1936.

In this exhibition, Opie's photographs explore the intimate relations between community and politics, citizens and the landscape, offering a dynamic portrait of the United States at the dawn of the 21st century.

The LACE Records paint a dynamic portrait of the organization, from its early days in downtown to more recent years at its current home in Hollywood, as it evolved with the alternative art scene in Southern California.

These dynamic portraits convey aggression and a sense of loss for the part these men played as role models for the artist.

The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography and Film presents a dynamic portrait of one of the most significant narratives in the history of 20th - century avant - garde art, and examines the vital place of still and moving images in the creation of early Soviet history and national identity.

Galerie Lelong is proud to present the U.S. debut of British artist Catherine Yass's new film Lighthouse (2011), a dynamic portrait of the Royal Sovereign lighthouse located off the coast of East Sussex, England.

Dynamic portraits of friends, curators and artists bring forth expressions of apprehension, anger, consternation and contempt in artist Bryan Ida's recent exhibition this past November at the Los Angeles Artcore Union Center for The Arts located in Little Tokyo.

Her work explores the intimate relations between community and politics, citizens and the landscape, offering a dynamic portrait of the United States at the dawn of the twenty - first century.

This led to a series of dynamic portraits of artists, curators and gallery owners, among them Frank O'Hara, Andy Warhol and the young Robert Smithson.