Sentences with phrase «making paintings of»

I'm making paintings of what I want to look at.

Now I seem to be making paintings of women much larger than I am going in and out of the water.

David Humphrey has been making paintings of conversations and using the idea of conversation as a method since he first began showing in the nineteen eighties.

Guy Goodwin has been making paintings of robust, energy - packed forms on a variation of materials for decades.

John Mitchell: When we met in grad school at Yale (Yale School of Art's Painting Program), you were making paintings of people.

(News) Coventry Evening Telegraph (England); November 15, 2011; 341 words TURNER Prize nominated artist George Shaw is giving away one of his original watercolours... George said: «For the past 15 years I have been making paintings of the Tile Hill housing estate and the surrounding area in a fit of nostalgia.

In fact, when Jablon burst into making these works some two years ago, it was through making paintings of his poetry.

Making paintings of shoes seemed to honor his father in an expected way, Zacharias said.

Sad to see that alas Lisa Milroy RA is still making paintings of shoes.

«I thought I was making paintings of my mum, but it turned out quite quickly that it's all about me.

For the past 15 years, recent Turner Prize nominee George Shaw has been making paintings of the Tile Hill housing estate where he grew up.

Murray has been making paintings of New York City buildings for the last 20 years, according to the Southampton Historical Museums and Research Center.

MSJ Going back to realism, I thought I could start making paintings of walls in order to include all these things — movies, politics, celebrity, fashion, music, television.

George Shaw: I woz ere Fri 18 November — Sun 11 March 2012 For the past 15 years, recent Turner Prize nominee George Shaw has been making paintings of the Tile Hill housing estate where he grew up.

Johns continued to work using this technique, making paintings of targets, letters, numbers and maps.

Tony DeLap, Thauma II, 1986, Laguna Art Museum, Gift of Mason and Elizabeth Phelps In the early 1960s, he was making paintings of simple shapes in flat if unusual color combinations.

«I was making paintings of what I was painting on,» he says.

The Danish - born artist, who we have written about many times on the site and print mag before, and recently did a studio visit with, has been making paintings of animals and humans, as well as collage works, for years now.

, I am making paintings of antique cameras and film equipment set against stark black and white backgrounds.

That was when she started making paintings of the cartoon characters she had drawn with charcoal since the 1970s.

Hume's works — even when he is making paintings of doors — rarely seem to care for space at all.

«Nobody came up to me and said: «I would love it if you started making paintings of girls in a pink environment with their pubic hair showing — wouldn't that be amazing?»

Wayne Thiebaud made a career out of making paintings of cakes, pies and pastries.

After making paintings of straight, repeated lines he moved to placing objects within the paintings themselves in an attempt to magnify their «objectness» to move away from flat fields of color.

Yes, in the early»50s, he had indulged in some pretty extreme gestures: making paintings of perfectly uninflected white, whose only formal content is the square or rectangular shapes of the abutted panels on which they were painted, or making a print some 24 feet long by inking one of the tires on his friend John Cage's Model A Ford and having him drive across the paper.

Recently I have been making paintings of sculptural goddesses, transitory still lives, people who make things, people who are made, and people who have the ability to eat themselves.

No longer working with well - known subjects, he is currently making paintings of naked women, to be shown at ACME Gallery in Los Angeles in spring 2015.

The artist has been making paintings of conversations and using the idea of conversation as a method since the 1980s, featuring conversations between families, lovers, animal predators and pets, co-workers and all manner of social groups.

Terry was like: «You're making paintings of images.

I'm making paintings of rooms and I borrow things from myself.

Don't you think the would have atleast made paintings of theses gigantic and terrifying creature.

Whip up some glow in the dark puffy paint and make a painting of the night sky!

Reid, a fifth grader at Elsanor Elementary School, makes a painting of a fish he saw in a video as part of his class's lesson on marine life.

When talking about good nutrition, why not have your students make a painting of some nutritious fruit?

Barnard Environmental Studies Magnet displayed several student - made paintings of owls (Sufi, field notes).

My next question is I like making some painting of US Navy and Coast Guard ship mostly Coast Guard I guess because my father was coast guard retired (deceased) what would be a good website to sell paints like that, I was thinking eBay, but is there any others out there, I would be happy to get some advice thanks

JMcK: You recently made a painting of one of the four terrorists who carried out the 2013 attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi killing 67 people including a group of children.

I think some day I might make a painting of this, or I already have the painting in mind when I make drawings.

Indeed it is, from a brand - new series that the sculptor — who has made paintings of nets and peacock feathers in the past — creates by laying down rows of yarn on a red - painted canvas and then applying another, darker layer of red on top before removing the threads.

I made the paintings of the card players first.

Through another dealer, Bruno Bischofberger (his most consistent representative), Basquiat was formally introduced to Andy Warhol; afterwards, Basquiat immediately made a painting of the two of them, and had it delivered to Warhol, still wet, two hours after they'd parted.

It has almost become a ubiquitous pop icon but also very folk in the sense that people are inspired to make a painting of a lion on the wall.

And I was so astounded that I achieved this, that I decided to make a painting of the history of this painting, beginning with when it was made, the first auction, the second auction, and the final frame, Home at Last.

It is not the reflected light of the Old Masters, but the illumination from within, the light that also makes the paintings of Barnett Newman so remarkable.

I kind of wanted to make a painting of a bad man or someone playing a bad man.

During his New York years Wong made paintings of his environment — brick buildings, storefronts, interiors — as well as depictions of prison life and firemen, for whom he had an erotic fascination.

Nobody came up to me and said, «I love if you make paintings of girls in a pink environment with their pubic hair showing — wouldn't that be amazing?

Rail: Your painting, «Siberian Salt Grinder» in the show «High Times, Hard Times: New York Painting 1967 — 1975,» curated by Katy Siegel at the National Academy of Design, was so uncanny because it looks so much like Gerhard Richter's work, but it was made before Richter made paintings of that kind.

Of course after I made tiny linen paintings and arranged tiny books on a little foamcore shelf, I wanted to make paintings of the maquette.

Make a painting of what is swept up.