Sentences with phrase «left black mountains»

Even after Willem left Black Mountain, Elaine remained.
Drafted to the United States Army, he left Black Mountain College in 1942.
After leaving Black Mountain College Pete Jennerjahn first taught at Cooper Union and Hunter College and from 1954 until 1987 at Adelphi University in New York.

Not exact matches

So when we left an 80 - degree Florida on Black Friday and arrived in Seattle a week later to find a foot of snow settling 20 minutes away at the base of the mountains, my world was rocked.
Living up to its urban appeal, the Mountain Buggy Black Nano Stroller is the perfect choice for any urban and city parents who wants to raise their baby in an active environment as opposed to being left all the time at home.
If it had more mass than that of a large mountain, it would be stable and would immediately sink through the ground, consuming the planet from within until there was nothing left but an Earth - mass black hole, about one - third of an inch wide.
Around you are the beautiful greens of the forest and the blue of the sky and this tabletop mountain with all these macaws and this special black water that's like a plant - leaf tea holding all these fishes of incredible colors.
Lapsang Souchong, a smoked black tea from the Lapu Mountain region of south - east China, adds smoky mystery to the pinewood flavor of Bolivian cacao, while our own house blend of chai spice leaves an aromatic finish.
As recent national test scores show, while California claims to be a progressive beacon on the hill, it's leaving its Black, Brown, and poor students at the base of the mountain.
Away acrost his valley he sees Black Mountain rising jagged to the sky... and if he looks to the left on past it, he sees all the furtherest ranges, line on line.
If you are coming from the West, you will want to turn left onto Black Mountain Road, then turn right at Lucky Seafood.
I fell in love with the place immediately for reasons far too numerous to name, but what left the biggest impression on me was the rides: The pitch black skies, French architecture, and warm faux - night air of Pirates of the Caribbean, the ghostly dancing projections in the Haunted Mansion, and the psychedelic thrill of speeding along the stars in Space Mountain (still my favorite).
In 1953, as many of the students and faculty left for San Francisco and New York, those still at Black Mountain saw the shift in interest and knew the school had run its course.
Leaving the Bauhaus when it closed in 1933, Schawinsky landed at Black Mountain College in North Carolina.
Mr. Leiber recalled Albers's arrival at the Black Mountain College art school in North Carolina, having left the Weimar Bauhaus, when the artist was asked what he planned to teach.
He and his wife, Anni Albers, had been helped by architect Philip Johnson to leave Germany at the critical period and to come and teach at Black Mountain College.
Recto: Lower left corner below image, inscribed in black by the artist's studio assistant Bradley Jeffries: «QUIET HOUSE — BLACK MOUNTAIN, 1949 # 5»; after inscription, signed in black by the artist: «RAUSCHENBERG&rblack by the artist's studio assistant Bradley Jeffries: «QUIET HOUSE — BLACK MOUNTAIN, 1949 # 5»; after inscription, signed in black by the artist: «RAUSCHENBERG&rBLACK MOUNTAIN, 1949 # 5»; after inscription, signed in black by the artist: «RAUSCHENBERG&rblack by the artist: «RAUSCHENBERG»
When he returned to the «lower 48» in 1946, he taught at Black Mountain College, an important art school in North Carolina, replacing Josef Albers, who was on sabbatical leave.
Eventually, Buckminster Fuller invited Woelffer to teach at Black Mountain College, and Woelffer left the New Bauhaus to do so.
In the 23 years of its existence (1933 — 56), Black Mountain College left its modernist stamp on students of all the arts, including Rauschenberg.
In and beyond New York, Vicente's imprint was left on enclaves of artists and students at schools where he taught — the University of California at Berkeley, Black Mountain College, New York University, the Honolulu Academy of Arts, the University of California at Los Angeles, Yale, Princeton, the University of Iowa, American University, Columbia, the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque, and the University of Puerto Rico.
Verso: Lower left, inscribed in black ink by the artist's studio assistant Bradley Jeffries: «POSTCARD SELF - PORTRAIT, BLACK MOUNTAIN, 1950 (II) # 1&rblack ink by the artist's studio assistant Bradley Jeffries: «POSTCARD SELF - PORTRAIT, BLACK MOUNTAIN, 1950 (II) # 1&rBLACK MOUNTAIN, 1950 (II) # 1»
All this began to change when Peter Voulkos left Montana and went to teach at Black Mountain College in 1953.
And, surprisingly enough, many of these artists were connected to the Abstract Expressionist movement (the most sought - after segment in the art market) to one extent or another: a Washington D.C. - based artist Sam Gilliam was brought by David Kordansky Gallery to Frieze Art Fair in New York this year, an active member of the famous New York School Edward Dugmore was exhibited at Loretta Howard gallery just recently, and now it is Raymond Spillenger, an Abstract Expressionist who is gaining attention with an upcoming retrospective scheduled for early 2016 at the Black Mountain College near Asheville, N.C. Spillenger, who died in November at the age of 89, abruptly left the art scene in the late 6os, and while his fellow AbEx artists were going through mounting recognition and success at the Stable Annual, Spillenger plunged into family life and didn't show his art even to the family members.
When financially struggling Black Mountain College closed in 1956, Rice exchanged correspondence with final rector Charles Olson in an attempted to retrieve books he had left for the college library.
Albers left Germany for the US in 1933, with her husband, the painter Josef Albers, to teach at the new Black Mountain College, North Carolina, and make fabrics for design - led companies like Knoll and Rosenthal.
When the Bauhaus was closed down by the Gestapo in 1933, Albers, then aged forty - five, left Germany for the United States to initially take up a teaching post at the newly - formed Black Mountain College in North Carolina, moving to Yale University in 1950.
Josef and Anni Albers were able to leave Berlin to teach at Black Mountain College.
Archer arrived at Black Mountain College in 1944 and left in 1953, first studying under Josef Albers, then returning as a teacher.
She also had a rebellious streak — against her parents» wishes, she left for Black Mountain College in 1950, just after turning 18.
Black Mountain College closed in 1957, a few years after Albers left to direct the first design department at Yale.
From left: Dr. Heidi Kelley, UNC Asheville Professor of Anthropology, Dr. Renato Rosaldo, the second Black Mountain College Legacy Research Fellow at UNC Asheville, Ken Betsalel, Professor of Political Science at UNC Asheville speak on Zola Marcus for «Zola Marcus: Kinetic Origins»
At Black Mountain College, one of our principles is to leave it to the teacher what and how he teaches.
He attended the first grade at Black Mountain College together with two other faculty children, being taught by a BMC student, who left after one year.
In the years that followed, Theodore was visiting several schools, amongst them the Black Mountain public school, which he left after one year due to its aggressive hierarchy, the Asheville Country Dayschool, the Warren Wilson Junior College, and finally the Putney School, which he considered «a little bit parallel to Black Mountain College» because of its arts and music lessons and its work programm.
Albers and his wife Anni subsequently left for the United States, both of them having accepted teaching posts at the experimental Black Mountain College in North Carolina.
But at Black Mountain, I felt everyone was doing Abstract Expressionism and that was kind of left over from Surrealism.
By 1990, Hazel took black teenagers who rarely left Little Rock on field trips to climb nearby Pinnacle Mountain and picking strawberries.
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