Sentences with phrase «marble dust»

His vibrant and gestural abstractions are mixed media, using oil, chalk, spray paint and even marble dust on canvas to create a textured surface alongside bold mark making.?

In the 1950s he began making his first matter paintings using materials such as marble dust and resin.

and wondering which parts of its swath is made of marble dust.

Commito explores the physicality of the traditional materials she uses — watercolor and casein on panels primed with marble dust ground — as a way to investigate weight, texture and temperature.

Gianna Commito, «Tull,» 2017, Casein and marble dust ground on panel, 40 x 36 inches (101.6 x 91.4 cm).

Tsao works by mixing marble dust into his concoctions of acrylic, raw pigment and water, which upon drying lends them the heft of a fresco embedded in plaster.

Over in Victoria Miro's converted furniture factory in the east, heavy hitters like Joan Mitchell, Lynda Benglis, Gillian Ayres and Pat Steir are balanced by daring up and comers like the young Lebanese artist Dala Nasser and her tumbling work in marble dust, latex and trauma blankets.

Antoni Tàpies is best known for his mixed media works, and particularly his «matter paintings» which explored the concept of the «void», and which often include materials like marble dust, sand and resin.

Each layer of colored marble dust plaster takes three to five days to dry, then she sands

Always to be counted on for pushing the perimeters of her intensely optical abstract paintings, this show finds Ferris, now 41, experimenting, rethinking, slowing down, mixing marble dust into her oil paint, laying down stenciled polygonal shapes, wiping out areas of canvas, leaving severe spray - painted black lines as structure.

Utilizing a number of different supports including canvas or linen, fiberboard and marble dust panel, Olson plays with the notion of surface and framing as constructs in his work, at times, employing handmade frames and thick borders of unpainted surface around a central painted field that act as both a physical edge to the painting and call attention to its nature as both an image and an object.

Audrey's body has been coated with white marble dust and set against the void of the photographer's studio.

Wood panels primed with a traditional marble dust and hide glue ground provide a surface durable enough to heavily tape, sand, and layer upon, giving it the physicality of ceramic tile or frescoed wall.

For this exhibition Neuenschwander will make a site - specific geometrical drawing on the parkett gallery floor by placing marble dust in the gaps between the wooden boards.

Thomason achieves a similarly textural surface by adding marble dust to oil pigment, and exploring a gestural language indebted to notions of the body, language, and punctuation marks.

He incorporated marble dust and clay into his paint, and used found objects like string, paper and rags (e.g. Grey and Green Painting, 1957, Tate Modern, London).

Marble dust became just one of his many «poor materials,» including earth, sand, string, rags and scribblings reminiscent of urban walls of graffiti blaring virulent protest.

Elsewhere, small chunks of oil paint mixed with marble dust build up to a topography that allows the eye to re-adjust from intermittent smudged blurriness.

Jaume Plensa's Anna, a fourteen - meter tall polyester resin with marble dust sculpture, was unveiled at the Pilane Heritage Museum in Klövedal, Sweden.

«These barn and patio designs have been around for 150 or 200 years,» says Derrig, who chose a light gray marble dust finish for the pool.

«It's not a material plucked from the «outside,» but it's made from organic materials, including marble dust and lime, to resemble smooth river stone,» says Jeff.

I think about this phrase while looking at Scott Ingram's (WAP 2013 - 14, Blue Collar Modernism) Untitled # 23 and wondering which parts of its swath is made of marble dust.

Antoni Tàpies, a largely self - taught Spanish abstract painter whose seductive, tactile surfaces, often scratched with mysterious graffiti - like marks, made use of unconventional materials like marble dust, ground chalk, sand and earth, died on Monday in Barcelona.

Header Images (from left)- Gianna Commito, «Fyler,» 2017, Casein and marble dust ground on panel, 48 x 40 inches (121.9 x 101.6 cm).

Using many layers of painting media, washi paper, and marble dust on panel, an exquisite surface quality is created that evokes ancient walls or tablets.

Mixing resin, graphite, and marble dust into the molten beeswax, Harris has built, scribbled, and etched layered surfaces that suggest deep illuminated space.»

Blindspot Gallery, located in the burgeoning art district of Wong Chuk Hang overlooking the city's Aberdeen harbor, is showing London - based photographer Nadav Kander's latest works that feature nudes of sitters covered in marble dust that evoke Michelangelo and Lucien Freud.

He builds up the white with marble dust and gesso, producing thickness but also disintegration.

The assemblage suggests that the Rosso's cargo included radioactive waste, sealed in concrete and shielded from detection by marble dust (which absorbs radioactivity).

Nigerian - born, U.S. - based artist Njideka Akunyili explores the dynamics of her culture and community through mixed - media art, melding limitless combinations of acrylic, charcoal, pastel, marble dust, colored pencils, oil, fabric or Xerox transfers into figurative collages with distinct narratives.

Ian Pedigo The Limitless Subjective at the Periphery, 2016 wood, plaster, marble dust, acrylic, aluminum, shoe lace 58 x 12 x 34 inches

Ian Pedigo Where Relative Beginnings are End, Ends, 2016 wood, plaster, marble dust, acrylic, aluminum, shoe lace 45 x 18 x 28 inches

The largely self - taught Catalan painter Antoni Tàpies was one of the leading European artists of his generation, having come to prominence in the late»40s for his «matter paintings,» which utilized unconventional materials such as earth, marble dust, sand, mud, and ground chalk.

Atop a base of cotton rag paper, Young adds layers of chemicals and material such as gesso, acrylic, enamel, and marble dust, finishing with a final, quasi-photographic seal of silver nitrate.

Bulajić's vast canvases have a monumental quality, a feeling of strength that only grows when you know that to her oils she adds limestone, marble dust, even ground granite.

Wax crayon, pencil, marble dust and acrylic on canvas, 72 x 144 inches.

Grey and Green Painting Artist: Antoni Tapies 1923 - 2012 Date: 1957 Classification: painting Medium: Oil paint, epoxy resin and marble dust on canvas Dimensions: support: 1140 x 1613 mm Presented by the Friends of the Tate Gallery 1962 © Foundation Antoni Tapies, Barcelona / ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2018

TOP IMAGE: On view at Hammer Museum: NJIDEKA AKUNYILI - CROSBY, «And We Begin to Let Go,» 2013 (acrylic, charcoal, pastel, marble dust, collage, and transfers on paper).

Stephen Cimini enlivens his geometry with marble dust and Zandra Stratford hers with text, but the stately here is mostly beside the point.

Marble dust is one of many materials Njideka Akunyili Crosby «layers» in her paintings.

Marble dust and resin.

Crosby applies photographic transfers, paint, collage, pencil drawing, marble dust and fabric, among other things, to gigantic paper surfaces enlivened with scenes from private life: gatherings at home, the after - leavings of parties.

Archangel, 2008 Acrylic, silver enamel, marble dust, glitter, paper mache, small objects, feathers, marker, pigment, unpainted canvas, 48» x 55»

Though he creates much of his sculpture from kiln - fired glass, often employing a pâte de verre technique that fuses glass particles into an open crystalline structure, Michael Crowder incorporates a range of particulate mediums like soap, sugar, chocolate, marble dust, wax, and ashes in his cast objects.

The water - based medium contains fabric pigment and marble dust.