Sentences with phrase «father of pop»

Nicholas Krushenick (1929 - 1999) has rightfully been called the father of pop abstraction, which suggests that a lot of what is currently going on owes something to him.

With these bold, energetic forms, he created an aesthetic all his own, earning himself the title «father of Pop abstraction.»

Join us for an evening - long exploration of the work of «the father of Pop abstraction,» American painter Nicholas Krushenick (1929 — 1999).

Britain's father of pop art, Richard Hamilton, once sought to create the definitive collection of illustrations for James Joyce's epic novel Ulysses.

Art critic John Yau dubbed him the «father of Pop abstraction.»

Guests included the father of Pop art, Richard Hamilton, who delivered the evening's keynote speech, as well as artists Ruth Ewan, Alan Kane, Clio Barnard, and Roger Hiorns, the latest

He's been called the «father of Pop abstraction,» and artists including Kathy Butterly and Thomas Nozkowski have cited his influence.

Last week, the «father of Pop art,» Richard Hamilton, told me he had only just dispatched the van containing the work for his brand - new show, «Modern Moral Matters,» at the Serpentine Gallery until April 25.

From an exhibition of George Condo's comedy horror paintings in London to «the father of pop art» Richard Hamilton at Tate Modern, find out what's happening in art around the country

The father of pop art in Britain was celebrated in a major retrospective at Tate Modern this year.

In his trenchant catalogue essay for the show, John Yau terms Krushenick «the father of Pop abstraction.»

Liverpool's Tate gallery is playing host to a hundred works by the late Andy Warhol, known as the father of Pop Art.

, created for the «This Is Tomorrow» exhibition in London, caused many critics to call the artist the «father of Pop.»

One was Richard Hamilton, sometimes known as the father of pop art, who visited the RCA and awarded a small prize to David Hockney.

At last, the British «father of Pop art» gets the retrospective he deserves

Peter Saul Peter Saul has been deemed the father of Pop Art and a successor to Surrealism.

He's very much considered the father of Pop art, but was always very different.

Saul is considered one of the fathers of Pop Art.

Alongside his former lover, the artist Robert Rauschenberg, and his friends choreographer Merce Cunningham and composer John Cage, Jasper Johns is also seen as one of the fathers of Pop Art and its embrace of consumer culture with his playful appropriation of household brands and products.

In 1956, he moved to New York City and became one of the six founding fathers of Pop Art.

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I believe that Jesus is the only way to the Father, I believe this to be objectively true, and though I don't believe that there will be a pop quiz at the gates of Heaven; it seems to me that, if I'm correct that Jesus is who the Christian Scriptures say that He is, knowing that truth would help one understand the reality one is taking part in.

The country was up in arms, the war was on, in every breast burned the holy fire of patriotism; the drums were beating, the bands playing, the toy pistols popping, the bunched firecrackers hissing and spluttering; on every hand and far down the receding and fading spread of roofs and balconies a fulttering wilderness of flags flashed in the sun; daily the young volunteers marched down the wide avenue gay and fine in their new uniforms, the proud fathers and mothers and sisters and sweethearts cheering them with voices choked with happy emotion as they swung by; nightly the packed mass meetings listened, panting, to patriot oratory with stirred the deepest deeps of their hearts, and which they interrupted at briefest intervals with cyclones of applause, the tears running down their cheeks the while; in the churches the pastors preached devotion to flag and country, and invoked the God of Battles beseeching His aid in our good cause in outpourings of fervid eloquence which moved every listener.

Just when some kind of normalcy is returning to Theo's life, his renegade father, Larry, shows up to reclaim him, whisking Theo away to Las Vegas, where Larry lives with his girlfriend — the erratic and pill - popping Xandra — and sinks deeper into alcoholism and gambling.

Sean's father, Vineyard founder John Wimber was a selfdescribed former «beer - guzzling, drug abusing pop musician, who was converted at the age of 29 while chain - smoking his way through a Quaker - led Bible Study».

Seeing the last bit of our kitchen renovating getting finished up watching the mr. with his handyman butt crack getting things done (LOL) Receiving a bountiful basket of fresh picked tomatoes that my father in law brought (my own harvest is having a slow ride — the cherry tomatoes are repeatedly popping up but the large heirloom tomatoes are still struggling through to get some colour!)

My father is also very fond of laplanders, (his name for pop - overs).

Fond memories of Dad are popping up as I prepare for the #SundaySupper Father's Day Feast.

Now, 44 years later, C. V. Whitney, only son of the late Harry Payne Whitney, has popped up with Silver Spoon and, if ever there was a challenge to cash in on the most unlikely father - son double in all the world of sport, that challenge is here and now.

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We didn't need guests coming over for extended visits and endless cups of tea, we didn't need my father - in - law «popping in» to photograph the finally sleeping baby, and we didn't need people knocking on the door offering to fix my apparently unhinged roof tiles.

The fathers in Ross» book, «Pop: A Celebration of Black Fatherhood,» come from all walks of life: Some were raised by their dads.

The study is a companion piece to NFI's 2006 study, Pop's Culture: A National Survey of Dads» Attitudes on Fathering.

If you google «Father of Liberalism», the wikipedia entry for John Locke pops first.

A second article, written by a duet of father (medical writer) and son (medical student) finds that doctors are frequently mentioned in pop lyrics.

Fond memories of Dad are popping up as I prepare for the #SundaySupper Father's Day Feast.

About Site - Bob Kauflin is a husband, father, pop - pop, director of Sovereign Grace Music, songwriter, pianist, most importantly, redeemed son of God and amazed by grace.

The closest we get to acknowledging the Marvel universe is a reference to the death of the father of T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), an event that happened in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, and a bad guy who first popped up in Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Synopsis: The death and funeral of their father brings three sisters to the home of their mother, Violet (Meryl Streep), an acid - tongued, pill - popping cancer... [MORE]

Anxious to have her father walk her down the aisle, but having no idea who he is, Sophie discovers Donna's diary and surmises one of three men mentioned within could be her pop.

The sudden death of the King of Pop in 2009 causes flashbacks to the imam's childhood and his abusive father, a misguided youth and teen angst.

Her mother having recently committed suicide, Lucy has been sent to stay at the villa of a family friend's, ostensibly so that he (Donal McCann), the artist, can do her portrait, though she brings with her a private agenda that includes finding out who her real father is, sussing out the author of an old secret - admirer note, and getting her cherry popped.

There is a frustrating side - story where Wilson's father, John Lithgow (not as pleasant a father figure as Daddy's Home made out), pops up, a career criminal and bit of a scumbag.

Tom Felton, he from the «Harry Potter» franchise, plays the the nasty villain of the piece (naturally), James Ashford, while Tom Wilkinson also pops up as Dido's adoptive father in Lord Mansfield, and rightly owns every frame in which he appears; but it is relative newcomer Gugu Mbatha - Raw who shines throughout as the film's title character.

Not ready to admit that his dad may have one too many screws loose, David (Will Forte) knows that there is nothing to come from Woody's scam of a prize slip and yet agrees to take his grumbling father to Nebraska as a sort of last hurrah, a goodbye bonding road trip — a final way to spend some time with his seemingly fading pops.

The director calls on two of his The Help alumni for smaller but equally important roles: Viola Davis plays the battered mother who abandons James when he was a boy but who pops back into his life during the height of his fame, and Octavia Spencer plays the auntie who steps in as a guardian when the boy's father (Lenny James) enlists in the military.

Instead of our eyes popping at the candy - colored visuals and familiar faces (Zach Galifiankis and Michael Peña appear in extended cameos), we're left to wonder what any of this has to do with the eternal bond between father and daughter and how it worked as well as it did on the page.

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A chance at romance pops up in the form of Michael McKean (as the father of a friend) and then J.K. Simmons as Zipper, a retired cop working as a security guard.

He joins forces with Kato (Taiwanese pop star and actor Jay Chou stepping into Lee's shoes) his father's former mechanic, to fight the scourge of crime in LA LA Land but with a twist.

With her father Travers Goff (Colin Farrell) and mother Maggie (Ruth Wilson), she's moved to the remote desert town of Allora where her pops is a bank manager.