Sentences with phrase «historic works ranging»

By juxtaposing new and recent paintings by the four artists with historic works ranging in date from the 1930s to early 1960s by artists such as Franz Kline, Irene Rice Pereira, John Graham, and Reginald Marsh, to name a few, Open Windows reveals sometimes surprising affinities, influences, and contrasts among and between the twenty - first - century works and mid-twentieth-century paintings, opening windows on new possibilities and fresh ways of seeing.

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Historic England has worked with a wide range of local heritage services including museums, galleries, libraries and archives to develop local heritage resources that teachers can use in the classroom.

The timeline works well alongside other Historic England online resources, for example the teaching notes, presentations and activities exploring life in Bronze Age Britain through the exciting story of the recent excavation at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire; and a whole range of images for the period featuring archaeological sites around the country, tools and remains and modern reconstructions of homes and settlements.

Daily «open range» rides over 11,000 - acre working cattle ranch on historic Kohala Mountain.

Luhnow said working in San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter brought a range of challenges that should help her here.

The Top End Tour takes in the very best the area has to offer including Redbank Cliffs, Old Salt Works, Trans Australia railway line (time permitting), views of the Flinders Ranges, the historic port and wharf and old barges used before bridges were built.

Historic works comprise a broad range of sculptural and two - dimensional objects that include reliquary guardian figures from Gabon, healing figures from the Republic of the Congo, vessels from Cameroon; masks and personal sumptuary from central and western Africa, and religious and political staffs from across Africa.

Stylistically and thematically diverse, their works represent the extraordinary range of subject matter that contemporary, historic, and mythic Western experiences inspire.

These works will be positioned alongside a wide range of landscapes by historic, modern, and contemporary artists that use a variety of mediums and subjects.

Forsyth's work explores a breadth of themes, reflected in the range of techniques he employs: analogue and digital exposures taken by the artist exist in his work, alongside computer generated imagery, photograms, and photographic collages from historic magazines and vintage postcards.

The exhibition aligns work by such diverse artists as Charles Sheeler, Christina Ramberg, and Matt Mullican with both historic folk art and works by self - taught artists ranging from Horace Pippin to Janet Sobel and Joseph Yoakum.

Drawn from the collection of Dr. Kurt Gitter and Alice Yelen Gitter, and guest - curated by noted Japanese - art scholar Joe Earle, the exhibition features 82 works by 40 artists, including three historic vessels illustrating both the chronological range of the collection, and a visual touchpoint for viewers to better understand the traditions referenced by modern and contemporary artists.

The Documenta show in Germany this year included many historic works, ranging from ancient stone figures to still lives by the 20th - century Italian painter Giorgio Morandi.

She works in color film and a range of historic photographic processes, including wet - plate collodion.

Using stone as muse, «Museum of Stone» brings together a range of historic and contemporary artists and artisans who work with or are inspired by stone.

His extensive work in portraiture — in mediums ranging from painting to photography to film to prints — has remarkable historic and aesthetic resonance with portraits by American painters of an earlier generation in the Frye collection.

The exhibition highlights works by artists, graphic designers, writers, and publishers in formats ranging from little known comic books to covers for historic books and magazines, to etchings, digital prints, drawings, and media - based works by some of today's leading artists.

Located in SoHo, NY's historic photo building at 100 Crosby Street, the gallery represents a wide range of emerging and established photographers whose practices include landscape and architectural installation, abstract and concrete photography, experimental mixed media works, and social documentary.

Done in collaboration with the San Juan Island National Historical Park, the show ranges from site - specific works that respond to the inside / outside dynamics of the remaining historic buildings and the natural beauty of the island, to videos, paintings, photographs, print - based works, and sculptures that examine the perhaps permanent, never - to - be-resolved nature of the larger understanding of the Americas.

Done in collaboration with the San Juan Island National Historical Park, the show ranges from site - specific works that respond to the inside / outside dynamics of remaining historic buildings and the natural beauty of the island, to video works, paintings, photographs, print - based work, and sculptures that examine the perhaps permanent, never - to - be-resolved nature of the larger understanding of the Americas.

In order to explore this theme within his oeuvre, Grasso carefully selected historic works from the Renaissance and Baroque collection of the Bass Museum of Art to create a dialogue with his own works from a wide range of media, all of which investigate a notion of history that is neither linear nor cyclical.»

The Graham Foundation performance residency program invites practitioners working in a wide range of disciplines to expand architectural discourse and work directly with the physical spaces of the Foundation's historic Madlener House.

The School presents an Evening Lecture Series in the Fall and Spring semesters, generally twice a week, featuring an international roster of speakers including artists talking on their own work and critics and scholars covering a range of historic subjects.

Historic paintings by artists such as Johann Zoffany are followed by works in a diverse range of media by contemporary artists, including Jeremy Deller's Iggy Pop Life Class (2016), Cai Guo - Qiang's film One Thousand Youngsters Drawing David (2010) and Jenny Saville's Entry (2004).

An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1990 — 1890 comprises some 120 works created using a wide range of historic photographic techniques, whose reinvention causes a ghostly displacement of time characteristic of all McDermott & McGough's work.

The exhibition includes works by artists, graphic designers, and publishers in formats ranging from little known comic books to covers for historic books and magazines, to etchings, digital prints, drawings, and media - based works by some of today's leading artists.

Taking its title from an early, immersive sound environment, White Space presents a range of historic works by Marina Abramović, most of which have never been exhibited before.

As such, Morgan works with a remarkable range of both historic and contemporary art on paper as well as contemporary artists.

In her response to this historic work, Kozloff drew upon a wide range of her artistic practices, incorporating her interest in cartography, decoration, history, material culture, and politics.

«Mark brings tremendous experience in the conservation of paintings across a diverse range of historic periods, having previously worked with some of the most comprehensive encyclopedic collections in the nation, as well as internationally,» said Anderson.

Taking its title from an early, immersive sound environment, White Space presents a range of historic works by Marina Abramovi?.

Included are works by artists, graphic designers, and publishers in formats ranging from comic books to historic book covers and magazines along with etchings, digital prints, drawings and media - based works.

Upcoming shows include works of art and design that range from historic to contemporary.

For example, Bryan Osburn's paintings use «folkloristic textures, ranging from Far Eastern to Latin American, Caspar David Friedrich's romantic landscapes, Surrealism, as well as the work of the 1950s,» whereas Alexi Worth's paintings quote «absurdist figurative distortions, the language of the comic book, and, occasionally, citations of historic paintings.»

Last year, he followed up with an exhibition called «The Oracle,» a show that brought together a range of contemporary and historic works: sculptures by the esteemed Henry Taylor, 19th century carvings from the Sudan, totemic ceramic pieces by Ruby Neri, and Joseph's «m.A.A.d.» video, an extraordinary multichannel rumination on the real and the imagined in the city of Compton.

An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1990 — 1890 comprises some 120 works created using a wide range of historic photographic techniques, including the use of palladium, gum, salt and cyanotype prints.

The exhibition highlights works by artists, graphic designers, writers, and publishers in formats ranging from little known comic books to covers for historic books and magazines, to etchings, digital prints, drawings, and mediabased works by some of today's leading artists.

Over the last decade, this series has presented the highest quality work by the most important historic African - American artists, showcasing a full range of aesthetic styles, subjects and media.

It is the largest show since Long's retrospective at the Tate in 2009, and is a unique opportunity to see new site - specific works set within the historic landscape of Houghton, alongside permanent pieces by a range of contemporary artists, including James Turrell, Zhan Wang, Jeppe Hein, Stephen Cox, Rachel Whiteread, Anya Gallaccio and Phillip King.

To be eligible for membership, candidate cities must have no more than 50,000 residents and must pledge to work towards implementing a range of programs from the promotion of organic agriculture, the banning of genetically modified foods and organisms, urban revitalization and historic preservation, alternative energy systems, preservation of local tradition and heritage, signage and light regulations, to building awareness of the local citizenry for the Slow City goals.

Cynthia Myers is the author of numerous novels and her nonfiction work has appeared in publications ranging from «Historic Traveler» to «Texas Highways» to «Medical Practice Management.»

In the past, the goats have worked on a variety of projects ranging anywhere from historic sites to golf courses.