Sentences with phrase «multifarious artistic»

Fascination with the self is a through - line that unites Samaras's protean and multifarious artistic career, which has ranged from avant - garde happenings to painting to digital photography.

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Tuttle's oeuvre over his long artistic career of almost half a century since the mid — 1960s comprises extraordinarily multifarious body of work that is beyond any categorization.
Artists» motivations for collecting were multifarious — from scholarly interest to a show of support, a canny investment to an artistic obsession.
Entire artistic careers might be made from small aspects of Sigmar Polke's multifarious art, which now fills 14 rooms at Tate Modern.
Together, these works dismantle notions of artistic autonomy through multifarious approaches to collaboration, outsourcing and appropriation, while revealing the complex social and economic systems in which we are complicit.
But the Whitney's team of curators (led by Chief Curator Donna de Salvo) wisely chose to apply the exhibition's multifarious themes to modular time frames that overlap from floor to floor (e.g., floor 7 covers 1925 to 1960, while floor 6 begins at 1950 and ends in 1975), situating formal innovations within a historical context that underscores the necessity of artistic change.
All of these exhibitions took into consideration the possibility for multifarious and idiosyncratic artistic practices across the nation.
Emphasizing the crucial role played by Kleinean psychoanalysis in Bourgeois» artistic project, Nixon nevertheless maintains her focus on the specific formal qualities of Bourgeois sculptural inventions, drawing us deep into the mysterious sources of the artist's multifarious creation and its relation to the work of her contemporaries.
From urban agriculture to utopian aspirations, and environmentally initiated displacement to artistic approaches for protecting resources, LAND TRUST was an exploration of the multifarious connections between people and the living landscape.
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