Sentences with phrase «limited means of the paint»

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Paintings, sculpture, music and poems have meaning for us because of a tradition of interpretations within which a person makes his or her own limited and different interpretation.

And BMW means limited — it will sell only 30 copies of the car, painted in a color called Frozen Gray.

MEDIA Open to any media applicable to the practice of painting including but by no means limited to traditional painting media.

Media: The project is open to any media applicable to the practice of painting including but by no means limited to traditional painting media.

He's somehow managed to create a new kind of painting in the era after its demise, all the while deliberately limiting himself to the sparest, most elegant means.

The severe new anti-pollution regulations have the effect of amplifying these limits on «industry», meaning that everything from welding to spray painting has largely been banned in Beijing altogether.

For Feinstein, painting is an anti-hierarchical endeavour to answer the question of what the medium can mean today, societally and culturally, without being limited by traditional forms.

Within the continuously unraveling and reknotted tapestry of art and psychology, materials and meaning, Schwartz's work would seem to close one particular loop, in which «access to unformulated experience» — the inchoate mass of emotions meeting the inchoate mass of paint — is processed through the knowledge and instincts of someone practiced in both, and who knows the limits of one over the other.

Many avant - garde (progressive or experimental) artists rejected traditional ways of representation out of a belief that clearly identifiable and traditionally painted subjects were limited in their ability to express meaning.

Lasker's early work exposes the viewer's innate search for selfreferential meaning, even with limited information, and further reveals the artifice of painting.

The exchanges, which take place in a single session, test the limits of the body, witness the vagaries of weather and light, attract passing strangers, and — when materialized in paint — take on unexpected meanings.

He worked with a great simplicity of plastic elements and with great economy of means over big black, white or multicolour format paintings carried out with great meticulousness with outlines that coincide with the exterior limits of the image.

Within their severely limited means, Grabner's paintings manage to suggest — with the altering weight of a line or shifting density of a grid's spacing — everything from Ad Reinhart to tablecloths.

Andrew has got at quite a lot of my meaning in his latest comment — I don't think it is possible technically to seriously match the spaces Robin is raising as a comparison — and beating down other abstract artists with — with the means with which he limits abstract painting, the means by which abstract painting, or at least a substantial tranche of it has traditionally been limited.