Sentences with phrase «least understood artist»

Not exact matches

Within these sparse, Rothko-esque works the artist dedicates deep, unflinching energy to documenting and hopefully exorcising his woes (or at least understanding them), delivering lines with wondrous cadence, zipping with a sing - song musicality that illuminates what surrounds it.

Some of our best artists seem blessed with a type of clairvoyance, or at least a deep understanding of the zeitgeist...

We're looking for someone who, as a VFX Artist, has delivered at least one game and understands what it takes to be responsible for VFX from concept to delivery and ongoing performance.

Tucson Museum of Art: Arguably, the finest exhibitions are ones that expand our worldview, or at least prod us into greater understanding of artists» subject matter, style, and societal influences.

In tracing this complex web of artists and ideas, the history that unfolds insists upon a more complex genealogy of one of the least understood, yet important movements of the last sixty years.

«Perhaps the most insidious and least understood form of segregation is that of the word,» Rankine writes in her book Citizen: An American Lyric (2014), which has been a touchstone, since its publication, for many artists working with poetry.

These were formative experiences, not least because they made her appreciate the value of talking to artists, better to understand their work and their requirements for it.

It will sharpen and deepen our understanding of this artist at a vital yet mostly unknown, or at least under - discussed, moment of his career.

And contemporary audiences tend to perceive it as a cohesive movement, one in which the artists involved had an understood agenda, or were at least moving in a cohesive aesthetic direction.

It makes an amazing gift of love for just the right person; perhaps a peace loving former military officer; a hopeless romantic who understands the bittersweet nature of love, war and life; a collector who appreciates the cleverness of this work - as a brilliant visual pun; or (our least favorite) an investor who appreciates the market for this important American artist.

At others times the works point towards the broader conceptual and ideological framework of the studio, the artist, the gallery, the curator, and the artwork itself — each of which are understood (at least by these artists) as being in flux and negotiable.