Sentences with phrase «most traditional artists»

While most traditional artists use the tried and true mediums of acrylic or oil paint, Lauterbach's paint is fabric and her brush is thread.

The most traditional artist on the list is Paul Noble, who for the past 15 years has been producing drawings of a dystopian, fictional city «Nobson's Newtown».

Not exact matches

Most artists display their work in museums and traditional art galleries, but to see Jason deCaires Taylor's exhibits, you have to have a boat and a sense of adventure.

First, our brother Michael Gungor, one of the most thoughtful musical artists of our time, has been publicly vilified across Christian media — both traditional, online, and social — for openly discussing his belief in an old earth rather than a young earth.

Only after the rules have been mastered and the artist feels safe within the structure of traditional visual artwork, can he stretch his wings and be his most creative.

Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don't: Traditional rewards Elizabeth Gilbert muses on the impossible things we expect from artists and geniuses — and shares the radical idea that, instead of the rare person being

Mr. Turner hits the traditional biopic beats more routinely than the latter, but at least it refuses to truck with that most irksome generic sawhorse, the emotionally tidy rise - and - fall arc, by a simple expedient: opening at the height of its subject's popularity, and then dwelling with Leigh's characteristically misanthropic relish on the artist's latter - day sufferings and setbacks.

Come experience Downtown Cornelius like never before as Bella Love presents a fresh perspective on the traditional art crawl with live music, performances and artwork from the area's most talented and innovative artists.

Seville, capital of Andalusia, Roman city, Arabic, renaissance, baroque, American, Mary - devoted, flamenco, bullfighting, modern, festive, luminous, perfumed, seafaring, traditional, hospitable, gracious, cosmopolitan, religious... All these adjectives and many more that could be added to describe this city, that aside from personifying the typical «Spanish» and «andaluz», has so many attractive artistic, cultural, social and tourist qualities that has converted it into one of the most universal, well - known and most - visited cities in the world, cradle of inspiration for writers, painters and artists in general.

The village comprises traditional Balinese compounds and natural surroundings, and you'll be fascinated by the residents who enthusiastically embrace the traditions and rituals observed in every facet of their life: most of them work as traditional craftsmen or artists.

Unique in the arts publishing marketplace, Painters» Table publishes a mix of writing by artist bloggers, traditional arts media, and original content to create the most complete painting magazine available on the web.

Widely regarded as one the most influential and significant artists in post-war Poland and Paris, Alina Szapocznikow (1926 - 1973) has helped to deconstruct and re-imagine traditional sculpture, solidifying her pioneering vision of the human body, and her distinctively radical hybrids of the organic and inorganic.

Nowadays, the Ashcan School is one of the finest examples of how early 20th century artists were able to rebel against conservative American tastes — which were, in fact, a lot more traditional than most academic leanings of Europe.

Working on both a small and large scale, the artist's ironic twists on traditional working class imagery and tattoo flash are brought to their most provocative levels yet.

Like most of Thatcher Projects artists, Chacon is just using a traditional medium in a unique way.

Juror, Lisa D. Freiman, Senior Curator and Chair of the Department of Contemporary Art, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, IN, mentions in her essay that, «Most of the works by Midwest artists chosen... challenge traditional definitions of painting or sculpture and instead explore a hybrid state that incorporates aspects of both...» We hope you will pick - up a copy and let us know what you think!

Scratches are marks that characterize an etching in its most traditional form: an artist scratches into a wax coating on a copper plate, and then etches the plate with acid.

One of the most significant, funny, and nails - on - a-chalkboard jarring artists of the second half of the twentieth century, Bruce Nauman has expanded the scope of traditional art practice and influenced a generation of artists.

Traditionally, the reclining nude has been one of the most recognizable subjects, but beginning in the 20th century artists have been seeking to make this traditional subject more contemporary and relevant.

Like its name implies, the shows will last for just one evening, displaying a limited number of works by a specific artist, upending the traditional six - week exhibition schedule to which most galleries subscribe.

Despite the perception that photography presented the most direct depiction of surface reality, or perhaps because of it, the medium presented an ideal arena for surrealist artists to explode the traditional bounds of visual representation in ways that continue to influence artists today.

But the most striking characteristic of these paintings is the artist's usage of mixed materials - such as wooden sticks, sand and glass onto the thick acrylic paints - to allow the painting to present a totally different texture from the traditional paintings.

«do it» was perceived as a sigh of relief from the traditional hierarchy produced between active artist / passive audience, which was still the most common way of experiencing art in the 1990s.

His radical struggle against traditional norms, incorporation of unorthodox materials, uncompromising concentration on neglected and downtrodden artists — these are some of the most crucial alterations contemporary period has to offer.

Some of the most famous works of the Thai artist Rirkrit Tiravanija eschew traditional art objects in favor of social interventions, including cooking large meals in galleries and at events like Frieze Art Fair.

The wall text one confronts at the onset before catching even a glimpse of any of the works on display insists the artist's importance as one of the most significant modern artists from post-Independent India and situates her cosmopolitanism by citing influences such as Kazimir Malevich and Paul Klee alongside traditional Islamic art.

Eliding and evading traditional distinctions between techniques and technologies, his pictures might most readily be associated with the expanded photographic output of artists such as Liz Deschenes, RH Quaytman, or Wolfgang Tillmans.

Over the past thirty years, Lucas has become one of Britain's most influential artists, creating a distinctive and provocative body of work that subverts traditional notions of gender, sexuality, and identity.

Each year, United States Artists (USA) awards $ 50,000 fellowships to the country's most accomplished and innovative artists working in the fields of Architecture & Design, Crafts, Dance, Literature, Media, Music, Theater & Performance, Traditional Arts and VisuaArtists (USA) awards $ 50,000 fellowships to the country's most accomplished and innovative artists working in the fields of Architecture & Design, Crafts, Dance, Literature, Media, Music, Theater & Performance, Traditional Arts and Visuaartists working in the fields of Architecture & Design, Crafts, Dance, Literature, Media, Music, Theater & Performance, Traditional Arts and Visual Arts.

Riffing off of classical compositions — most notably Spanish masters Velázquez and Goya — the Dresden - born artist takes an attitude of irreverence along with impressive skill and respect for traditional technique.»

Most kõgei artists see their role as one that upholds traditional Japanese culture of the past, as it was... Read More

Rejecting, perhaps, the serial obsolescence of commodity, the artists» subtle gestures explore the limits of material, support, surface, and structure, finding continuation in our most traditional art practices.

Alfredo Palmero is considered as one of the most interesting contemporary Spanish artists in the artistic panorama, with a heritage of the traditional European Art, connecting at the same time with the aesthetic of the 21st century.

Influenced by popular culture and traditional Japanese art forms, Murakami is one of the most significant artists of his generation to emerge from Japan.

This exhibition uses the work of one of the most renowned artistic quilt makers, Faith Ringgold, as an entry point to look backward at traditional African American quilts and forward to expressive, decorative quilts, artistic quilts, and the work of painters and mixed media artists who improvise upon the form.

Considered one of the most influential artists of his generation (b. 1945), Long's works have extended the possibilities of sculpture beyond traditional materials and methods.

This informal, open studio visit is aimed at queer / radical / feminist / politically inclined artists to engage critically outside of traditional art institutions, gallery openings, and most importantly, outside of social media.

The most lively evocation of the links between old and new will be in the talks programme, where Nicholas Penny, the director of the National Gallery, will lead by talking to artist Cecily Brown about her reinterpretations of traditional imagery.

Joker is a talented artist who's traditional style and hand styles till this day will stand up to most.

This beautifully illustrated and profoundly original volume of essays by the New York poet and critic John Yau mounts one of the most eloquent defenses of the art and vision of Jasper Johns ever written — going well past tired and traditional Formalist readings of the artist's work to propose a completely new way of reading them: One that is intensely human.

Glasgow - based Canadian artist Ciara Phillips (2/1 to win), born 1976, creates the work that is the most traditional (though in this context that is a highly relative term) and yet the most difficult to quite get a grip on.

When the most conventional of the Turner Prize shortlisted artists is an installation artist whose work is created in situ by other artists, designers and members of the public, you realise that contemporary art, or certainly the kind represented by this once controversial prize, is leaving traditional media far behind.

Yes, most of the artists presented use traditional photo processes to create their images, film, camera, enlarger, etc., but...

These artists employed traditional elements to visualize and dialogue with some of the most complex political and social issues of their motherlands, employing a range of mediums to do so: animation, video installation, projection mapping, photography, drawing, painting, sculpture and book - making.

Of all the artists associated with the loose Fluxus movement, Robert Watts was perhaps the most «object oriented,» the one who took the most visible pleasure in using his considerable skills at traditional craft (wood carving, finish carpentry, chroming).

Also included in the German quinquennial — considered among the most important iterative exhibitions of contemporary art globally — were the artist's paintings and site - specific performances, which took place both in Documenta's traditional home of Kassel, as well as the half of the show that curator Adam Szymczyk mounted in Athens.

Beginning and ending in a classical mode, this period encompasses some of the most important steps in his career: his traditional academic training, his early encounters with works by modern and Old Master artists, his creative interaction with pre-classical and tribal art, his invention with Georges Braque of cubism and papier collé, and his postwar alternation between cubism and classicism — the groundwork for all the developments in his later career.

For Sun Xun, who believes that history is a lie, science is a lie and art itself is the biggest lie, «Prediction Laboratory» is his most acute analysis of the conventions of knowledge with the artist taking liberties with traditional means for attaining facts.

Despite the resurgence of «traditional» image - based work in the 1980s, conceptual art has been described as one of the most influential movements of the late 20th century, a logical extension of the work begun by the French artist Marcel Duchamp in 1914 to break the primacy of the perceptual in art.

Most of these artists worked with traditional art materials like paint and canvas, but others were inspired by newer methods of art making, particularly an approach known as Process Art.