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Surveying the artist's large body of work from 1959 to the present, and exploring Hershman Leeson's prophetic oeuvre which foresaw our obsession with technology and its effect on the nature of -LSB-...]

Yet there is enormous range in his oeuvre which includes still lifes, landscapes, and human tableaus filled with dramatic colors and textures.

Since the early 1970's, Yarber has created a unique oeuvre which is remarkable in the compositional complexities of its inhabited and natural spaces and in its deployment of figures, ranging from supine to falling to levitating.

Since the mid-1980s Hatakeyama, who lives and works in Tokyo, has developed an oeuvre which is for the most part architectural in nature, but influenced by scientific like archeological interests.more

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The songs on this two - cd set are arranged thematically rather than chronologically and reflect many of the recurring themes of Cash's oeuvre: love, sin, redemption, life, death... Adding to the intimacy level, many of the songs feature spoken introductions by Cash, as if he were introducing the songs to an audience, in which he talks about his history with the song, how he learned it, or wrote it and, more personally, why he feels such a deep connection with the composition.

In various passages within his oeuvre (e.g. see the conclusion of the last editorial of this magazine) he alludes to the grounds, well articulated by Cardinal Newman, by which one can discern whether the synthesis made between the doctrines of Catholicism and the state of modern learning is authentic or a blind alley.

There can be no doubt of the profound insight into the nature and history of Brahmanism and the intimate acquaintance with the religious, literary and political manifestations of the spirit of India to which Radhakrishnan's oeuvre testifies.

I began reading the Harry Potter books in 2000, between the publication of the third and fourth installments — which is to say that I was a late adopter of J.K. Rowling's magical oeuvre, though not as late as some.

Ultimately, while Killing Ground may prove a solid stepping stone for its director in terms of the Hollywood marketplace, the film itself is unlikely to be remembered in the oeuvre to which it speaks.

The Hangover, which plays almost like an indirect sequel to Phillips's own Old School, is probably the best expression yet of the most central of the themes in that oeuvre; being, quite plainly, that dudes are awesome.

It's highly regarded (as are all of his films) which got me interested, on top of the sci - fi focus, but it also sounded like it might be the slowest moving and most bleak title of his oeuvre.

A high - concept satire that fits perfectly with the rest of Payne's oeuvre, the film explores a world in which scientists have figured out the solution to overpopulation: by shrinking obliging humans down to mere inches in height.

Jane Austen novels prove handy in all manner of ways - as a splendid read, an opportunity to observe that matters of the heart have scarcely changed since the early 1800s and as an abundant source for screen adaptations, not just of her oeuvre but also for spin - offs such as «Clueless,» which is a contemporary retelling of «Emma,» and the recent «Becoming Jane,» very loosely based on Austen's unfulfilled romantic life.

The fold - out booklet contains «The Conditional Mood,» a nice, thorough essay by critic Dennis Lim that considers the film in terms of Kieslowski's oeuvre as well as Polish political history, plus «Chance or Fate,» the surprisingly brief passage from Danusia Stok's 1993 book Kieslowski on Kieslowski in which the director describes the picture in his own words.

Personal Shopper actualizes that thematic undercurrent of the filmmaker's oeuvre: Filled with spirits both malevolent and inscrutable, the film explores the extent to which Assayas's characters have always found, and lost, their identities through the aid of their surroundings.

It's that spirit most closely preserved by director Stephan Elliott in his adaptation of «Easy Virtue,» which most experts consider a lesser entrant in the playwright's oeuvre.

However, as with several early Haneke films, 71 «s closest companion piece in the director's oeuvre is a later film for which it is demonstrably the progenitor, Code inconnu: Récit incomplete de divers voyages (2000).

In the new DVD release featuring commentary by Huyck and Katz, they claim to have never seen Carnival of Souls and Huyck has only hazy memories of once seeing Night of the Living Dead, which is possible as their commentary and overall oeuvre doesn't indicate they care much for the horror exploitation genre.

But by the standards of Mattei's oeuvre — which also includes nunsploitation, Nazisploitation, women - in - prison flicks, and mondo - style «documentaries» — they are the cream that rises to the top of the milk.

The bizarre inner logic of the film becomes clear in the closing moments as nearly identical nude women observe one another on an empty beach — which may, all told, be the most purely serene moment in the director's entire oeuvre.

The supercut pulls some great shots from «Raising Arizona,» «Fargo,» «No Country For Old Men,» «True Grit,» and just about every other film in their oeuvre, which over the decades has continued becoming one of the most complete, diverse, and well rounded bodies of work in cinematic history.

Of this oeuvre, L.A. Story (along with Roxanne) may be Martins most approachable film, as it offers a mixture of silly Steve Martin, dramatic Steve Martin, and a fairy - tale dreaminess that is presumably meant to mirror some of the unrealistic things which happen in L.A.

Matheson's oeuvre includes I Am Legend (which has been adapted for film three times since its 1954 publication, notably The Omega Man in 1971 and Will Smith's 2007 loose adaptation); A Stir of Echoes (made into the 1999 Kevin Bacon film); Bid Time Return (which inspired the 1980 Christopher Reeve film Somewhere in Time); and What Dreams May Come (which was adapted for the 1998 Robin Williams tear - jerker)-- among many, many others.

Work out on the Aero - Fit, play tennis, swim, go bushwalking and then relax and watch the sunset whilst sipping your complimentary drinks with hors d' oeuvres, followed by a gourmet three - course dinner in our Louis XV dining room, or have a BBQ beside the pool, which is equally delicious.

The episodic game - makers have added «Law and Order: Los Angeles» to their expansive media oeuvre, which also includes «Back to the Future», «Monkey Island», «King's Quest», «Jurassic Park», and comic franchises «The Walking Dead» and «Fables».

Finally, one national pavilion received special notice: that of the United States, which is showing Joan Jonas — «an artist of significant oeuvre and influence,» the jurors wrote.

Throughout his oeuvre, Marshall confidently seeks to re-orient the art historical narrative by introducing Black subjects into the Western canon from which they have been largely absent.

This resplendent monograph, which accompanies the exhibition yet is intended to endure long beyond it, reveals both the overt themes and the more ambiguous substructures of Otero's oeuvre to date, from his early still lifes and famous «skins» — paintings made of fragments and scraps of oil paint culled from previously painted images — to his more recent «transfers» and innovative sculptural work in porcelain and steel or iron.

«If you're gonna do it, you might as well be memorable,» Hendricks told Thelma Golden, the Director and Chief Curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, in the seminal 2008 monograph, Birth of the Cool (Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University), which has just been republished to include a memoriam to the artist and a selection of new images from his oeuvre.

The painting, titled «Portrait of Z. Sharkey,» is an exceptional example of Tworkov's abstract figuration which dominated the artist's oeuvre during the late 1940s.

In close collaboration with the artist, the ZKM in cooperation with the Deichtorhallen Hamburg / Sammlung Falckenberg has realized the first comprehensive retrospective which not only ensures an overview of all creative phases in Lynn Hershman Leeson's oeuvre but also the most recent productions of this innovative artist.

Salvatore Scarpitta is known for his bandaged and mutilated canvases as well as his race car works — some of which are fully functioning vehicles — to establish an oeuvre that achieved a distinctive combination of materiality and abstraction.

New to his compelling oeuvre is a group of still lifes, which focus on tender and heart - wrenching details of these men's difficult lives.

The museum strives to own at least one key work by any artist within its collection in which the specific and underlying interests of that artist's oeuvre converge.

Rachel Feinstein's idiosyncratic oeuvre is diverse in mediums and influences; while she works primarily in sculpture, the artist's paintings, drawings, and installations are equally important vehicles through which themes of femininity, beauty, and literature are explored.

Von Rydingsvard's unique visual vocabulary and well - established oeuvre demonstrate her mastery as she harnesses, shapes, and assembles cedar beams, which are then sculpted through her focused and detailed cuts into familiar forms.

This print sits squarely within the artist's oeuvre, particularly his ink drawings, which, similar to this year's print, are populated solely by heavy, rough - hewn forms and structures buoyed up from their foundational moorings through Webster's vibrant color choices.

It might perhaps be a little simplistic to condense her oeuvre to these nine prints, but they certainly provide a concise synopsis of the visual landmarks of her extended practice, throughout which she continually transcended notions of gender - specific craft, elevated textile art to a revered and respected art form, and contributed, following her Bauhaus roots, to the redefinition of a work of art as reproducible design.

Were I in Mr. Hale's shoes, I would welcome this kind of criticism, which takes pains to stress admiration for his overall oeuvre while also addressing what is lacking in this recent exhibition.

The artist's oeuvre also encompasses works on paper, which examine her constant evolution of the exploration of primary, secondary, and tertiary color.

Inspired by Matisse, which highlights works from the Montclair's impressive collection, and Janet Taylor Pickett: The Matisse Series, featuring recent collages and handmade books that reveal the influence of Matisse on Pickett's oeuvre.

This publication also includes a newly revised translation of a rare interview between Castellani and Hans Ulrich Obrist from 2009, which provides meaningful insight into the themes and concepts that have played an important role in the artist's oeuvre.

Still, «Gu Wenda» at the Pedder Building delivers a solid cross-section of the artist's oeuvre, which is not surprising given that his relationship with Hanart began more than three decades ago and has included the seminal 1992 co-exhibition with Xu Bing, entitled «Desire for Words.»

It could have provided more of his oeuvre, instead it focused more on the historical analysis and subject matter, which is alright too.

Her oeuvre is quite diverse in themes and mediums, which include works on paper, knitted paintings, and sculptures.

Following his 2017 retrospective at The New Museum, comes Pettibone's 10th solo show at David Zwirner which includes his renown drawings but also collages which are relatively new to his oeuvre.

Bruce Conner: I AM / I AM NOT explores the artist's contributions to assemblage, film, and music, which he utilized across his oeuvre.

This comparison to toys, which can also be found among his oeuvre, reflects the pleasure Thiebaud had found in playing with these culinary treats — in paintings, prints, and drawings.

The survey demonstrates the extraordinary visual range of Bickerton's oeuvre, which oscillates between playfulness and brutality, extreme beauty and the grotesque.

Carefully calculated use of gradation and shadows create a slick, fashionable allure to his entire oeuvre, which is often in direct contrast with irregular, distorted shapes appearing regularly.