Sentences with phrase «large canvases containing»

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His large color - field canvases, made entirely with spray paint, contain hallucinogenic and elusive visions, hinting at images, which never quite come into focus.

Along with these prominent examples, Still's diminutive visual «notes» also contain the germ of ideas that would grow into his subsequent large and daring oils on canvas.

The Chunk series consists of three, six - foot - square acrylic paintings plus two smaller paintings where large portions of the canvas contain black or brown blocky figurative structures accompanied by explosions of straight lines of bright colors with soft round forms capping the ends.

These large - scale, dark - toned pieces usually contain ominous, organic voids at their centers and are made from patching together accumulations of shaped canvases, leather, porcelain curios, wire mesh, conveyer belts and muslin recall nests.

The two - part exhibition contains a series of paintings on variously shaped canvases in one room and large - scale aluminum and steel sculptures in the other.

These large - scale paintings contain the essence of North County with «little doors» of marks and color on the canvas.

Das Orgien Mysterien Theater at Massimo De Carlo is structured as a mini retrospective of Hermann Nitsch's work: the artist is presenting a vast series of his signature large canvases spanning from the 1980's to more recent work created specifically for the show along with documentation of the history of Nitsch's performances, immersive installations and vitrines containing objects that are linked to his actions.

A few steps later, you realise that the figure is also facing a long black stage, which is covered with a collection of other creepy objects: an immensely long stuffed man, drooping miserably across a large, badly painted canvas of two more nasty figures; a paper human head shape containing thoughts of a shit - smeared builder, and below, his bared bottom; a gathering of toy babies; a cartoonish painting of a little boy hitting a drum.

Typically, this featured huge canvases containing large areas of colour which were designed to «envelope» the viewer and engender an emotional reaction.

Luminist paintings - usually elongated rectangles - also tend to contain large areas of sky, water and land, and are often organized geometrically so that, for instance, specific objects may be carefully aligned with the edges of the canvas.

Color and gesture are central concerns of this artist, whose works are at once challenging and whimsical, and her current exhibition departs from Grosse's typical method of large - scale sculptural installation, turning her abstract style instead towards work in which movement and color is tidily contained to the canvas instead of imposed onto walls and other three dimensional forms.

The gallery contains several large works in addition to a small studio archive behind two temporary walls — giving visitors permission to connect the inner workings of her process with the resulting, public canvas.

Bailey's new body of work at Betty Cunningham contains eight still - lives, two large figurative canvases, many small single figure studies as well as works on paper.