Sentences with phrase «made his biggest splash yet»

In 2015, von Bismarck made his biggest splash yet, getting picked up by Marlborough Chelsea for a May solo show and setting himself up on a concrete flying saucer at the entrance of Art Basel in Basel's Unlimited section.

In fact, it's making its biggest splash yet in Samsung's new Q line of televisions.

Not exact matches

Cushman, which has in recent years lacked the muscle to knock out dozens of big institutional sales, sought to make a splash in that space while reportedly gearing up for an IPO that has not yet been officially announced.

Haven't seen anyone make a big enough splash yet to even qualify, never mind fullfilment of prophecies.

The Hype: Ben Wheatley made a big splash in the British independent scene with both Down Terrace (which I haven't yet seen) and Kill List (a movie I kind of respect, but ultimately find kind of overrated).

The list is compiled by UK release dates, so with several of 2012's big hitters yet to arrive on these shores there was no chance for the likes of Cloud Atlas, Django Unchained, Hitchcock, Les Miserables, Lincoln, Wreck It - Ralph and Zero Dark Thirty to make the cut (this year, at least), while Ang Lee's Life of Pi probably arrived just a little too late to make a real splash.

While Borders did manage to make a big splash a while back by bringing the basic, but functional, Kobo eReader to the public for just $ 150 at a time when popular eBook readers such as the Kindle hadn't managed to make it below $ 250 yet, the prompt price matching on the parts of Amazon and B&N left it somewhat dead in the water, so to speak.

Castelli didn't open his own gallery — actually, a converted bedroom in his Upper East Side apartment — until 1957, and it was another year before he made his biggest splash, the first solo exhibition of a promising Southerner not yet 30: Jasper Johns.

Public transportation has yet to make a big splash (or even be established) in the Providence metropolitan area as it has in nearby cities of Boston and New York, so if you live in Rhode Island, you probably are a driver.

Huawei hasn't yet made a big splash in the U.S. (though that may be changing), and the Ideos S7 Tablet they're showing off at IFA 2010 doesn't quite look like it's going to change that.