Sentences with phrase «notions of the studio practice»
Designed to support the creation of new work, while offering opportunities to explore notions of the studio practice on view, and active / passive interactions with daily visitors, SOHO20 Gallery will remain open through our normal working hours through the duration of the residency.
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By not making the studio the central location of their practice, these artists are embracing the notion that art and the creative spirit of making are more than just making objects that are meant to be displayed, looked at, and bought and sold.
Although his main studio practice is painting, Kum's incorporation of time based media and text within his practice reflects on multi-dimensional scapes where notions of analog and digital are merged and new realities are presented.
She defines her studio practice, which is rooted in an ongoing investigation of experience, memory, abstraction, present and future histories - specifically shifting notions surrounding landscape - as cyclical rather than linear.
Through print media, sculpture and video installation, her studio practice examines the relationship between the mapped image and contemporary notions of exploration, virtuality, and the simulated environment.
Lauren Carter is a Chicago - based visual artist whose current studio practice incorporates anthropomorphized representational structures and objects as metaphors for the corporeal experience and notions of degeneration, nostalgia, and anxiety.
He is developing a critique of painting as a «minor form» informed by notions of the model and the fragment both in studio practice and writing.
His studio practice focuses on painting and questions distinctions made between established notions of abstraction and representation.
She defines her studio practice, which is rooted in an ongoing investigation of experience, memory, abstraction, present and future histories - specifically shifting notions surrounding landscape, character development and formal processes, as cyclical rather than linear.
The increasing academization of the art world and the shift, among many artists, to a practice that involves actions outside the studio rather than objects made within it, have reinforced that notion of divergence: beauty headed in one direction, brains another.
She defines her studio practice, which is rooted in an ongoing investigation of experience, memory, abstraction, present and future histories - specifically shifting notions surrounding landscape - as cyclical rather than linear.