Sentences with phrase «image of the work»

To see images of her work in come back to the war, click here.

The third program was a different format: images of the work of black artists were projected while jazz musicians played music to accompany the slide show.

Studies have shown that we become passionate about visiting works in person because we've already seen images of the works before, especially online.

An artist book featuring full - color images of the works is available.

For a period of time I used images of myself in lieu of images of my work for most of my announcements.

Visit these artists pages to learn more about their careers and view images of their works.

You can often get started just by accumulating a few followers on social networks and making some quick sales by sharing images of your work online.

Brief: send us a large digital image of your work (the bigger the better).

Entry however is quite competitive and requires students to send images of their work before acceptance.

Students are able to document and save images of their work as they progress in their lessons, with functionality available to allow pair and group work as required.

A catalogue containing images of works in the show, installation views and three original essays on the artist is being published by the gallery to coincide with the exhibition.

They can review material with PowerPoint, communicate about projects, and capture images of their work with the cell phone cameras.

Click the pictures for more information and to view larger images of the works.

Also on sale is the exhibition publication with essays by each of the curators and colour images of all works in the show for # 19.99.

See below a few excerpts from the interview, and several images of his work.

The component images of each work are hung an inch apart from each other to create tension and to invite relation to individual photographs as well as to the overall image.

Each artist has ten images of their work projected in two minutes in a lighting fast poetry slam style.

A couple images of work in the studio (pictured above) are included, too.

Images can include images of your work and photos of yourself and / or your work on display.

Applicants must submit between 1 - 3 images of work for review, along with an artist statement, and entry fee.

All applicants must complete the Phase I application form and submit 5 - 8 images of their work online.

Brief: send us a large digital image of your work.

A succinct booklet, containing images of the works and brief statements by the gallery and artist, will be available.

They seem happily driven by their love of capturing images of work that was never destined to last in the first place.

Furthermore there are texts on each of the 33 artists in the exhibition with full colour images of their work.

The exhibition catalog «Carrie Mae Weems: Three Decades of Photography and Video,» coincided with her mid-career survey and includes full - color images of works from throughout her career and contributions by Henry Louis Gates Jr., Franklin Sirmans, Robert Storr, and Deborah Willis.

The catalogue includes a text by Caroline Bourgeois and Béatrice Gross as well as a large selection of images of the works on show accompanied by quotes of authors from different disciplines (literature, film, philosophy, poetry...).

Artists and works are rarely mentioned, though there is a bizarre picture essay, with images of work by artists like Ed Atkins and Rosemarie Trockel, in the middle presented without explanation.

These 40 photographs are mixed throughout the book with images of the works exhibited at Kunsthalle Basel as well as works from 2002 to 2006.

You can see many higher resolution images of his work at David Marshall's excellent Lennart Anderson Web Museum, also essays and interviews section is a great resource (note there are also a couple of great new video there with him talking about his work) Many thanks to David Marshall for making this great resource available to the public.

The Phillips Collection has joined the Google Art Project, extending access to high - resolution images of works from its world - renowned collection of modern and contemporary art to audiences around the world.

A voracious creature fixated on the assimilation and consumption of visual art, the fourth issue, Checkpoint Charley, brings together images of works produced by more than 700 artists encountered by the curators of the 4th Berlin Biennial for Contemporary Art during their research.

Reference: Bijutsu Techo «Feature: Ryan McGinley» February 2012 (featuring a long interview on McGinley's first solo exhibition in Japan at Tomio Koyama Gallery, and a conversation between McGinley and Gus Van Sant): IMA Vol.1, Autumn, 2012 issue (featuring a long interview on McGinley's first solo exhibition in Japan at Tomio Koyama Gallery, and images of the works presented in the exhibition)

Wrapping up a week of links to contemporary figure painting shows in NYC, I'm posting images of work currently on view at Centotto and Studio 10, two artist - run spaces in Bushwick.

Listen to up - and - coming Hong Kong video artist Silas Fong talk on his latest solo in the city, «Memory Disorder» while images of his work slide by.

An entertaining, but curiously, slightly frustratingly middle class image of working class struggle.

A limited edition of the artist's book featuring images of works from the show and the curator's notes on Andro Wekua will be published to accompany the exhibition.

Its singular selection of controversial art from the last three decades assembles full - page images of works from 51 artists including Lynda Benglis, Sue Coe, Karen Finley, Eric Fischl, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano and Dread's What is the Proper Way to display a US Flag?

She also shares images of works of art.

Alongside images of works from the exhibition, it includes a commissioned essay from David Campany, a round - table discussion moderated by artist and writer Chris Wiley featuring Lucas Blalock.

Not in an art - historical sense — I show images of works by great painters, alive today and from the past, but the overarching thing is that I love painting and I teach from that.

This is a greatly magnified image of a working device that is about the size of a speck of dust.

20 individual jpeg images of work (300 dpi lowest resolution) No slides, please.