Sentences with phrase «early acclaim»

The American painter and printmaker Frank Stella received early acclaim for his unique minimalist style of Abstract Expressionism, based on his series of Black Paintings (1958 - 60), in which black stripes were divided by very thin lines.

Chloe Gosselin «Amaryllis» Pump Chloe Gosselin unveiled her latest footwear line for spring / summer 2016 during New York Fashion Week and received early acclaim for its stunning array of shoe styles in muted shades, interesting textures, vibrant hues, and classic silhouettes.

1989, New York): After winning early acclaim for his paintings and engravings, Ojeda participated in exhibitions across the United States, including the International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and Outside Cuba.

The postwar Parisian - Venezuelan feminist gained early acclaim in the New York art world in the 1960s before moving to Italy.

Following early acclaim, Kurt participated in the 1973 Whitney Biennial and in 1980, had a solo exhibition at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.

I've already seen early acclaim, proclaiming «Four stars!»

Early acclaim earned her comparisons to artists like Adele and an opening spot on a Coldplay tour.

That's not the only early acclaim that Passpartout has achieved, having already been greenlit by the Steam Community.

Here he enjoyed early acclaim and won the Turner gold medal for landscape painting.

Ryan McGinley has been making photographs since 1998, and received early acclaim from some of the most important art institutions in the U.S.. His work is quintessentially American in its spirit of exuberance and optimism and in its lust for adventure, exploration, open space and ultimate freedom.

«Concussion» Will Smith has won early acclaim for his performance as the doctor who discovered CTE, the brain injury experienced by so many former NFL players.

Thomas Houseago, born in Leeds, England, gained early acclaim for his highly tactile figurative sculptures.

Following early acclaim, Kurt participated in the 1973 Whitney Biennial and in 1980, had a solo exhibition at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN.

Chloe Gosselin unveiled her latest footwear line for spring / summer 2016 during New York Fashion Week and received early acclaim for its stunning array of shoe styles in muted shades, interesting textures, vibrant hues, and classic silhouettes.

In 1996, he served as the screenwriter and executive producer for the George Clooney schlock-fest From Dusk Till Dawn, and the following year renewed some of his earlier acclaim as the director and screenwriter of Jackie Brown.

At a superficial glance, Freeman is a plain sort of fellow who won his early acclaim playing a plainly charming office employee, so it's not entirely surprising that he found himself somewhat typecast in «everyman» roles once he made the jump to film.

The rear - mounted motor is actually one of the keys to this Tesla's early acclaim.

Lee Child confirms his early acclaim with this tale, as swift and stylish as any suspense novel being written today.

Lee Child confirms his early acclaim with this new tale, as swift and stylish as any suspense novel being written today.

He received early acclaim for «Looking for Langston,» a 1989 drama - documentary about poet Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance.

Interestingly, this is a view shared by Karen Wright, editor of Modern Painters, who told me, «Schnabel brings to mind Martin Amis: all that early acclaim when he burst on the scene, then the backlash, with everyone going, «why him?»

So the early acclaim for the Castelli shows and the selection of Bontecou and Louise Bourgeois in 1964 as the only women from North America to exhibit in the prestigious Documenta III in Germany made less of an impression than it would on the current generation.