Sentences with phrase «of artistic activity»

As her range of artistic activities expanded, so did her international and national reputation.

It's this latter murky territory where we've been seeing a lot of artistic activity.

Our second podcast focuses on New York's borough of Queens, which is becoming a growing hub of artistic activity in the city.

«My solution was a park - like view with a bright sun and stand of trees to bring light and green space to the location while at the same time honoring the mission of the building as the hub of artistic activity in Chicago.

Late in life Twachtman visited Gloucester, Massachusetts, another center of artistic activity in the late 19th century, and produced a series of vibrant scenes that anticipated a more modernist style yet to gain prominence in American art.

Barnaby Lenon, who chairs the Independent Schools Council, said private school pupils take part in a «great number of artistic activities outside of the public exam system».

Pupils at independent schools take part in a great number of artistic activities outside of the public exam system

These spaces, often used in conjunction with one another and with the adjacent Rose Auditorium, serve as a highly visible site of artistic activity consisting of exhibitions, programs, and screenings for the Cooper Union community, neighborhood and city at large.

During the 1960s, Düsseldorf, in particular, was a prosperous, commercial city and an important centre of artistic activity.

The Prize for the Arts encompasses broad areas of artistic activities including literature, music, painting, design, dance and theatre.

Without succumbing to the much too linear (non-systemic) notion of progress, I do want to suggest that these generationally diverse artists, in their shared commitment to an economy of means and a formal language, rooted in the tradition of constructivism and systems art, continue to develop this rich field of artistic activity.

The series showcases the vibrancy of artistic activity inside of Asia while building deeper bonds between ACAW's Asia and New York based Consortium Partner organizations and galleries.

His work ultimately reveals, in picturesque and even humoristic ways, the limits of artistic activities themselves and the part they play in a wider social environment.

The fever pitch of artistic activity in the neighborhood also means there's a lot of cooped up artists who are excited to have a weekend of socializing, said another first - time participant Gwyneth Scally.

«Come Together: Surviving Sandy, Year 1» Curated by Phong Bui I call birdbrained - bullshit on all those who snip that New York is a pure trading floor, one that's lost its place as a nexus of artistic activity.

Rauschenberg's impulse to merge media and spheres of artistic activity propelled him into the realm of experimental dance and theater.

Held every four years, this survey exhibition provides a critical overview of artistic activity in Houston and thus reflects changing issues and concerns in the cultural community.

The frames of these cameras» visual fields delimit the boundaries of three trapezoidal areas on the small lawns, creating implied physical spaces within the open topography of the park and designating them as zones of artistic activity.

In her catalog essay titled The Advantages of Obscurity Women Abstract Expressionists in San Francisco, Susan Landauer points out that after 1950, when Clyfford Still left San Francisco for New York, «[The California School of Fine Arts] entered an era of unparalleled opportunity, in which women were not just participants, but became leaders of artistic activity.»

Along with the adjacent Herb Lubalin Gallery and Jaques & Natasha Gelman Exhibition Foyer, the 41 Cooper Gallery supports the pedagogy of the School of Art and serves as a highly visible site of artistic activity for the Cooper Union community, neighborhood and city at large.

Narrated by Sir Derek Jacobi and produced by the National Gallery, this excerpt is from a new documentary film that examines the explosion of artistic activity around the Bay of Naples beginning in the first century BC.

International and cross-cultural collaboration is a hallmark of the artistic activities of this period and participants in the many actions at Bauermeister's studio included Sylvano Bussotti, John Cage, Nam June Paik and David Tudor, among others.

Petra Joos, Director of Artistic Activities at the museum said: «Education is a very important and strategic objective for us because it's a necessity to view the works and participate in the activities.»

[15] Poet John Ashbery recalled that Saint Phalle's artistic pursuits were rejected in turn by relatives: her uncle «French banker Count Alexandre de Saint - Phalle,... reportedly takes a dim view of her artistic activities», Ashbery observed.

Examining site - specificity as a complex relationship between location and identity, context and production, progress and ruination, the Foundation seeks, without prescription, to present unexpected, unrepeatable forms of artistic activity beyond the parameters of convention.

This exhibition is the second installment in an exploration of the burst of artistic activity that took place in the late 1950s...

Then the networks of stains and scratches become wondrous little constellations or nebulae, and one realizes that it is this byproduct of artistic activity — the stuff you inadvertently make when you're trying to make something else — that approaches the unselfconscious beauty of nature.

This collaboration's extensive representation of artistic activity including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, drawing, installation, video, cartooning, and filmmaking made by today's most significant and innovative artists showcases Chicago, LA, Mexico City, and Vancouver as vibrant and diverse centers for art.

In particular, I was grateful to the 2017 Pinchuk Prize for providing in their exhibition of this year's nominees a powerful, accessible cross-section of artistic activity across the globe, offering connections between practitioners as diverse as Andy Holden, Vajiko Chachkhiani and Martine Syms without resorting to curating - by - numbers (or, curating - by - colours, as stretches of the Arsenale seemed to do).

We are also currently working with Sighle Bhreathnach - Cashell, Ciara Hickey, and Alissa Kleist to develop a larger showcase of contemporary art in domestic spaces, which will culminate in a weekend of artistic activity in the broader Ormeau area at the end of August.

The exhibits highlight very different aspects and questions concerning the imminent end of artistic activity: shifts in outlook, newly obtained freedom and self - confidence, reflecting on one's own work, new directions resulting from physical limitations, waning or increased productivity all come into play as do aspects of a disdain for one's fate, chance, and repetition.

References: [1] This construction in itself is problematic, given the dynamics of art world power holders and language, interest holders, money, visual arts media and communications, and the presence and absence of, and access to, information about the totality of artistic activity.

Bui just might be the most affable and energetic denizen of the New York art world, but (as befits a man whose mentor was Meyer Schapiro) he also has a deeper working knowledge of artistic activity in this city over the past sixty years than almost anyone I know.

[9] During this period, exponents of land art rejected the museum or gallery as the setting of artistic activity and developed monumental landscape projects which were beyond the reach of traditional transportable sculpture and the commercial art market, although photographic documentation was often presented in normal gallery spaces.

Although much of their artistic activity was centered in New York, along with their mentor the photographer and art dealer Alfred Stieglitz, these artists all chose to summer in the small mid-coast communities south of Bath, in a region that was then known as «Seguinland.»

Eck has recently developed an affinity for Nashville and its surrounding areas, including East Nashville and Wedgewood / Houston, which have become hubs of artistic activity.

Located in downtown Omaha's historic Old Market, the Bemis Center's 110,000 square foot facility accommodates a broad range of artistic activity.

CTM is a prominent international festival dedicated to contemporary electronic, digital and experimental music, as well as the diverse range of artistic activities in the context of sound and club cultures.

While Europe began the process of dealing with immeasurable trauma, New York emerged as a center of artistic activity, challenging Paris as the center of the international art world.

AS - AP's website provides access to information about the history and existence of these centers of artistic activity, as well as access to unique primary resources, including transcripts of oral history interviews, and other types of documentation.

Together they moved to a home and studio in Hampstead, London which was then a hub of artistic activity.

South - West Brooklyn has become a hub of artistic activity but is still largely under recognized in the art world.

Located in downtown Omaha's historic Old Market, the 110,000 square foot facility offers 24 - hour access to extensive installation and production spaces, and able to accommodate a broad range of artistic activity.