Sentences with phrase «evocative surfaces of works»

Since Gallery 2's program is committed to encouraging alternative modes for understanding new and historical material through filters that may alter our perception, Andrea Rosen Gallery is delighted to announce a complex new group exhibition that juxtaposes Rottenberg's sculptures with the evocative surfaces of works by Lynda Benglis, Sean Bluechel, Jean Dubuffet, and mid-century ceramicist Axel Salto.

Not exact matches

This atmosphere of timelessness and of nature's perpetuity is also apparent in works such as Priscilla Bowden's Shinnecock Inlet (oil on canvas, 1977), Rae Ferren's The Water Garden (oil on canvas, 1978), and Bill Durham's powerfully evocative Under Accabonac (acrylic on canvas, 1973), which illustrates the power of abstraction in conjuring the invisible maelstrom that exists beneath the surface of the seas.

The result is a suite of subtly evocative works with intricate variations in surface and texture.

Always working on wood panels with predetermined proportions, Quaytman employs a muted palette and a range of formal techniques such as screenprinting, trompe l'oeil, and even the application of diamond dust to the work's surface to create deceptively straightforward and visually evocative compositions.

Formed by pliable materials including rope, thread, string, and fabric, the works in Soft Power derive their presence and power from, on the one hand, the seductive textures, structures, and surfaces of textiles, and on the other, the evocative social and cultural connotations these materials provoke.

She put these ideas into practice in the development of what has come to be called her All Over style, an approach to painting that covered the entire surface of her works with abstract motifs evocative of nature.