Sentences with phrase «highly idiosyncratic artists»

This sense of «rupture» — both physically and psychologically - is perhaps the prevailing aesthetic attitude that unites the otherwise highly idiosyncratic artists — and art works — brought together in Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday.

Not exact matches

Each artist in the exhibition works though certain media tropes, which are neither appropriated nor directly quoted, but rather percolate within the subconscious and manifest in highly idiosyncratic forms.

All the while, Copley — working under the name CPLY — made his own highly idiosyncratic, expressive, often erotically charged art, which has in recent years come to be an important influence on contemporary artists like Bjarne Melgaard (who staged a show with his work in 2013).

Both artists share an interest in small scale, idiosyncratic color through low fire glazing, and highly considered, reductive forms.

A series of autonomous and highly idiosyncratic exhibitions for each of the 16 galleries in the Hessel Museum of Art, including works by more than sixty artists.

The works synthesize premeditation and spontaneity, the artist's highly individualized, low - tech, idiosyncratic technique.

The American artist's work is famous for having three distinct phases — realism, Abstract Expressionism, and then an unexpected return to figuration, with a highly idiosyncratic, and cartoonish, visual vocabulary.

While Congdon's highly idiosyncratic and laborious sequence of drawing, cutting, spraying, and brushwork may not be immediately apparent, the resulting graphic edges and serial images give the impression of a mechanical fastness or distance from the artist's hand.

Betye Saar, the mother of Alison Saar, is widely known for her highly personal and idiosyncratic work that has influenced many artists.

I suggest, perhaps absurdly, that Vincench's idiosyncratic constructions are symbolic self - portraits — highly personal expressive assertions of his individuality, both as an abstract artist and autonomous individual, in subliminal defiance of a tightly controlled society and authoritarian ideology.

In creating within such constraints, as he has done here once again, the artist allows his prodigious visual imagination and his idiosyncratic, confident and highly skillful treatment of paint to occupy center stage.

Designed with input from the artist, the exhibition features over 60 works drawn primarily from the Museum's rich collection of highly idiosyncratic work made by Lucas Samaras.