Sentences with word «hermetic»

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Standing or lying in hermetic spaces lit by an even, sourceless fluorescence, they do nothing.

Abstraction, which art historian TJ Clark called «that strange episode in art's endgame», is never as hermetic as anyone thinks.

So it's apples and anvils, and yet there is one movie I could curl up with for a long, long time, in dark sybaritic contentment, and that's Paul Thomas Anderson's «Phantom Thread» — a love story and a power play made with subtle but outrageously generous attention to craft, onscreen and behind the camera, in its performances and in the rich, hermetic world it creates.

Describing a universe in balance, the phrase «as above, so below» originates from the ancient Hermetic tradition central to alchemy, in which every action occurring on one level of reality (physical, emotional, or mental) correlates to every other.

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His paintings are mimetic in their allusions to the general hermetic nature of painting, as well as the often shallow language of abstraction, imitating both the act and the affect.

While many artists of his generation such as Andy Warhol and Tom Wesselman have used the popular image to explore the cultural landscape, Wesley has employed a comic strip style and a compositional rigor to make deeply personal, often hermetic paintings that strike at the core of our most primal fears, joys, and desires.

In choosing the title Relatum — referring to a singular aspect of relationship — Lee both rebukes the term sculpture and forgoes the more hermetic associations of the term relationship, conjuring a more philosophical and infinite type of connection engendered through the correspondence between rock and steel.

His work focuses on lone individuals and small insular communities on the fringes of society, from hermetic existences found deep in the Scottish countryside to post-apocalyptic island ecosystems.

«There's really never been anything like the Green Gallery in Milwaukee,» said Nicholas Frank, who ran the city's Hermetic Gallery from 1993 until it closed in 2001.

Displayed in stark white - on - white galleries, the sealed vitrines become hermetic environments for contemplation or even mourning as these silenced objects of ritual, play, and aesthetic devotion seem to have reached some form of transcendent afterlife.

In lieu of friends or sports, they created their own vocabulary and weird existence in this stifling hermetic universe.

While many artists of his generation have used the popular image to explore the cultural landscape, Wesley has employed a comic - strip style and a compositional rigor to make deeply personal, often hermetic paintings that strike at the core of our most primal fears, joys, and desires.

Though it is only natural and even desirable to identify with our patrons, in the exclusive and hermetic environment of the law school, we become the victims of a sort of Stockholm syndrome.

St Cuthbert's isolation on the rural Farne Isles and devotion to hermetic life draws a contemporary parallel to the artist's own struggles within the seclusion of his studio.

A deeply hermetic work even by Stillman's standards, Damsels in Distress feels in retrospect like a minor but necessary stepping stone back to the better realized but still heightened reality of Love & Friendship, a signature work that is nevertheless Stillman's most accessible to the uninitiated.

Hermetic art would be Johns.

In the Hellenic world gnosis and hermetic understanding were exclusively pagan as one can see in the word being Koine Greek and deriving from Pagan Platonic philosophy.

Campbell plays a rugged survivor living on Earth's surface whose hermetic existence is interrupted by the arrival of Judy (Marta Alicia), a «dreamer» exiled from her safe but boring existence jacked into a virtual reality supercomputer that tends to her society's every need.

«It makes you realise that the art world as a whole is operating in a very hermetic bubble of sign language that is not necessarily generous to a wider public audience which is not initiated in that kind of language or visual information.

But Clooney doesn't push the aesthetics of the film quite so far into hermetic beauty as the Coens, and he presents his characters with less distance and greater affection.

There are far more current, interesting, and radical ways to comment on the power that arts institutions wield in framing the reception of art and art history, if that somewhat hermetic concern happens to be one's thematic nucleus.

It will include the Corpus Hermeticum (1472), «the source work on Hermetic wisdom»; Giordano Bruno's Spaccio de la bestia trionfante (1584); and «the... [Read more...]

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Though the men's trip through Europe has a few moments of mischievous salaciousness, especially an unexpectedly sensual sequence in an Amsterdam dance club, these scenes are often shackled by a detached, hermetic quality.

Only, it seems, within the increasingly isolationist and hermetic New York art establishment are certain questions — about who we are, where we came from and where we're going — out of style.

This kind of elaborate world - building fan art feels strangely out of place here; maybe there's just something too hermetic about these films and Philip K. Dick in general.

By concentrating solely on a select group of portrait paintings and drawings, from the 1970s to the present day, this exhibition demonstrates the remarkable insight of a famously hermetic artist.

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(For Fried, the audience is implicated in theatre, while pure art rises above the audience to assert its own hermetic integrity.)

«The Lisson show is so hermetic, sometimes we flounder for meaning.

Marco Pasi is Associate Professor in History of Hermetic Philosophy and related currents at the University of Amsterdam.

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Spielberg takes that most hermetic of places — the multiplex — and lets reality burst in and spoil our fun.

While other members of the gallery went on to create the Light and Space movement or hermetic forms of collage and assemblage (Wallace Berman, George Herms, Ed Keinholz), Moses persisted as an abstract painter, constantly shifting his emphasis from geometry to organic forms, created by the flow or resistance of oil and water - based pigments.

As his career progressed he became increasingly hermetic, focusing the subjects of his paintings on a constellation of cultural figures and their contributions that paralleled his own explorations of the human condition.

It will include the Corpus Hermeticum (1472), «the source work on Hermetic wisdom»; Giordano Bruno's Spaccio de la bestia trionfante (1584); and «the first printed version of the tree of life (1516): A graphic representation of the sefirot, the 10 virtues of God according to the Kabbalah.»

A champion of pure abstraction in an age that distrusts purity and prefers its art to be topical, he is a survivor from a bygone era when artists conceived their mission as a heroic and hermetic pursuit.

Some details might allude to a particular aparment in Brooklyn or a house in Tbilisi, but they are merely hermetic remnants of what once might have been a home.

Obviously, someone who was making hermetic poetry on a sheet hung on the wall was going to become a member of Arte Povera.»

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The «sinewy» suggests the fleshing out of a debate and it comes after a whole series of Hermetic images.

5244 Baltimore is a doppelganger roofed structure as portrait, mirror, stage set; a kind of hermetic history tableau.

While many of his contemporaries have had turbulent or inconsistent careers, Salle has sailed his own course, confidently zigging and zagging through the decades, using the same bold if hermetic visual language that emerged fully formed in his earliest paintings.

This could bode well, despite the fact that Oliver — simple and incisive elsewhere — here relied on a too - hermetic system of symbols.