He is well - known for bringing to light important issues of consumerism and politics; he is also fond of utilizing
iconic cultural images and advertising media.
Not exact matches
If you read Carl Jung, you can come to understand the
images of Jesus» death and resurrection as
iconic and as archetypes, as stories that simply «had to be told» because the world, in a
cultural sense, just needed to give voice to this idea.
He created
iconic images of mid-Century buildings that help define the
cultural memory of structures such as the Saarinen's TWA Terminal, Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building and Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum.
One of Anderson's most striking and
iconic paintings, the green and red
image is rife with
cultural symbolism.
Featuring
iconic words, numbers or dates - One, Utopia, Riot, 1968, 1980 - these works reclaim the commercial landscape of signage in order to underscore the
cultural potency of language and
image condensed together into singular phases and shared historical moments.
, Cruz» selection of
images and objects (from art and historical to pop
cultural) sourced from site visits to Germany and New Mexico, eBay and his studio, privileges the everyday over the
iconic.
There are many references to art and popular
cultural imagery that have permeated the Chinese creative subconscious, be it an
iconic Andy Warhol portrait and
images of the twin towers with smoke pouring from them culled from print media, or the enduring allure of Hollywood and cinema's role in both reflecting and shaping the
image of America in the minds of people outside it.
By combining
iconic symbols from Japanese culture with
images of the everyday, Tabaimo explores the contrast between the smooth veneer of urban life and the societal changes that have transformed Japan's
cultural landscape.
The emphatic isolation and repetition of
iconic elements (in this instance the circle) leads one to suspect that these
images were not chosen merely for their aesthetic value, but serve as illustrative material to expose an underlying (and for us, foreign)
cultural system.
In particular, Eddie Adams» Viet Cong Officer Executed (1968) is an
iconic image whose status may actually obligate visitors to visually study it in order to know it more thoroughly than our
cultural memory has allowed us to.
In particular, Eddie Adam's Viet Cong Officer Executed (1968) is an
iconic image whose status may actually obligate visitors to visually study it in order to know it more thoroughly than our
cultural memory has allowed us to.
The exhibition traces how
iconic works from Western modern art have been interpreted or «twisted» in a different
cultural context to create
images and ideas clashing with orthodox interpretations of art history.
Margaret Harrison tackles gender politics through the use of
iconic characters such as Captain America and Playboy pinups, Meriem Bennani's animations explore Muslim
cultural taboos, and Jamian Juliano - Villani's surreal paintings distort familiar
images from pop culture and comics.
Iconic works from ancient civilisations are juxtaposed with striking modern artworks; imposing large - scale paintings and sculptures are set against more intimate, personal
images; diverse artistic practices and
cultural traditions are compared and contrasted.
Abstract Expressionism employs these three types; gestures are «indexical», some
images are «
iconic», in that they resemble their referent, and some are «symbols», related to their referent by
cultural convention.