Sentences with phrase «of applied art»

[2] The use of applied arts and crafts has been part of education development for centuries, present in many different forms, and showing beneficial results.

The museum's collection is also distinguished by its extensive holdings of applied arts and design.

I would appreciate the opportunity to make a substantial contribution by exploring the business of applied art through your design firm.

School of applied arts berlin 1912.

I saw them several times as a child at the local museum of applied arts in Trondheim, where I grew up.

Martin Gropius Bau, one - time Prussian museum of applied arts, dating back to the 1870s.

In 1933, the Nazis had forced With out of his position as director of the applied arts museum in Cologne, and by 1950 he had begun teaching at UCLA.

Jerwood Visual Arts has announced the five artists selected for Jerwood Makers Open 2013: a unique commissioning opportunity which recognises rising stars in the world of applied arts.

This wide - ranging definition also includes traditional disciplines that use computers - for instance, it encompasses computer - controlled kinetic art (especially sculpture) or computer - generated painting - as well as equivalent forms of applied art (computerized designs, architecture).

Typical of Holland, the museum exhibits a wide range of applied arts as well as fine arts.

The permanent exhibition of the Bröhan - Museum is divided into thematic rooms where both artworks and objects of applied arts of the same period and style are presented side by side.

I am excited to share insight into some of the deeper importance of the applied arts in Waldorf education.

Micica is a project of two artists from Rijeka, one sculptor and one printmaker, who have jointed their skills in the many levels of applied art.

A key focus for the RIO is repositioning Emily Carr in the eyes of the community and internationally, in particular showcasing the changing role of the applied arts and today's technically sophisticated creators.

For her inaugural exhibition, she recruited curator Barbara Rüdiger to corral a group show «at the intersection of applied arts and contemporary arts.»

Jerwood Makers Open brings together five emerging makers working at the forefront of applied art to Oriel Myrddin Gallery.

The third floor of the palace accommodates the Oriental Art Museum, renowned for its collection of Japanese art of the Edo period, as well as for its Japanese, Chinese, and Indonesian pieces of applied arts.

Stefan Zsaitsits studied at the University of applied Arts Vienna.

How does the 1973 gift of 15 paintings, 2 sculptures and 4 works of applied arts from the Kress Foundation still resonate in the history of the Smart Museum and study of the arts at the University of Chicago?

Paulina Olowska has previously integrated a variety of areas of the applied arts into her artistic practice, for example as set designer and choreographer for a fashion show in Stockholm, or by fitting out a bar in Warsaw.

Francis Upritchard (b. 1976, New Zealand) incorporates a vast variety of materials and found objects within her practice and draws upon the legacy of applied arts.

Gareth Mason is featured in a group exhibition in the Musée Ariana in Geneva Switzerland from April 2014 - November 2014 the Exhibition is entitled «Contemporary Art, Design and Patronage, a Sustainable Alliance» «The world of contemporary ceramics changing the crossroads of applied art, design and contemporary art.

-- A widespread trend in recent painting that can be gleaned from the examples making their way to auction is that artists are embracing strategies of minimalistic decor, creating tasteful compositions unburdened by content that could fall neatly within the precincts of applied art.

Her sensibility is informed by an encyclopedic knowledge of the applied arts, fine art history, and popular culture.

The collection combines classical art, contemporary art and creations by Basque artists, as well as a small display of applied arts.

Prior to the modernist era, jewellery was an exclusive province of the applied arts, but artists such as Picasso and Georges Braque, who blurred the boundaries between painting and sculpture, helped transform it into a wearable art form.

For the extraordinary renaissance of applied arts in France during the Rococo, see: French Decorative Art.

Under the direction of Sandberg, the Stedelijk started a department of applied art in 1945 and a department of prints and drawings in 1954.

Ethics of Art and Play Therapy with Traumatized Children - an introduction to the ethical and legal issues of applying art therapy and play therapy to work with children who have experienced traumatic events, including interpersonal violence, witness to violence, hospitalization, divorce and custody disputes, and disasters.

In 1946, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts was merged with the School of arts and crafts and the School of applied arts.

According to Sam Ritchie, director of applied arts and information services:

PU: Certainly most of my techniques — including the photography or the fiber art or the torn paper — are a form of applied arts.

Rosenquist's style of Pop is exemplified by his room - size masterpiece F - 111 (1965, MOMA, NY), in which he made full use of his applied art and sign - painting techniques.

The V&A Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green in the East End of London is a branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum (the «V&A»), which is the United Kingdom's national museum of applied arts.

Andy Denzler trained at the Kunstgewerbeschule and the F&F Schule für Gestaltung in Zurich, both schools of applied arts, as well as at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena.

Andy trained at the Kunstgewerbeschule and the F&F Schule für Gestaltung in Zurich, both schools of applied arts, as well as at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena.

Through the work of Oskar Schlemmer, we discover another Bauhaus, which is not only a school of applied arts, but also a key territory for performative and choreographic experiments in the interwar, until the closure in 1933.