Sentences with phrase «of artistic production»

This show of more than three decades of artistic production in paintings, drawings and prints, challenges the common perception that all western American art is created in realist style.

The exhibition includes new works together with a selection from his past fifteen years of artistic production.

The two works displayed in this exhibition, represents important aspects of his artistic production; both interaction and communication.

It also considers the social and economical context of artistic production and understands it as a determining factor for art's interpretation.

The works here reflect on the entire process of artistic production, from early socialization to the arts education system to market pressures to systems of distribution, consumption and storage.

The exhibition provides an overview of the artistic production of the area.

It is also already an integral part of artistic production here.

A neighborhood with a long history of artistic production, we always love the chance to chat with artists and get a look at their creative process!

Do you have any further thoughts on the state of artistic production today?

Nonetheless, it is high time to think about what it means for the art market and the broader sphere of artistic production.

It positively impacts people's lives by providing access to an incredible world of artistic production and experimentation.

To be proactive in setting professional standards for the support of artistic production and presentation.

One is left to think about the reasons and necessities of artistic production per se.

The majority of her artistic production has been done in close collaboration with other artists, with community organizations and people from all walks of life.

This collection illustrates the long history and importance of artistic production among Native people.

We explore new categories and speeds of artistic production and consumption, while insisting on a tangible and material engagement with community.

This exhibition represents the intersection of two important elements of artistic production — art jewelry and glass.

He engages in strategies of research, creation, modification and intervention as part of broad framework of artistic production.

How were your last years from the perspective of artistic production?

Since its inauguration in 2011, the gallery has developed a special programme around the investigation of artistic productions carried out during the Brazilian military period — more specifically from the 1970s and 1980s.

Could you comment on your own ideas of artistic production?

The exhibit will present works specially designed and conceived for the occasion by the two artists and will highlight different aspects of their artistic production.

Participants, regardless of medium, are guided to examine the reasons and context of their artistic production to deepen their understanding of their work and encourage personal and professional growth.

Beginning in the 1950s, the process of artistic production itself became an increasingly fundamental part of artworks with the advent of actions, happenings and performances.

She also considers writing, teaching, and community participation as part of her artistic production.

In its representation of a broad spectrum of narratives, PPP offers a unique glimpse into contemporary Cambodia and how local and projected modes of artistic production form part of the wider global dialogue.

From Country to Continent: Collecting and Supporting Contemporary Art in Morocco and Beyond, a conversation looking at current projects based in Morocco that support and develop multiple and diverse forms of artistic production both in that country and from the broader African continent.

The catalogues essays show how antiquity (or a particular historical conception of antiquity) influenced a range of artistic production in Europe during the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries.

To this end, Cruz will use the project space not as a site of artistic production in the physical sense: instead, he will purposefully work creatively within the curatorial and display aspects of the installation of this work as an exhibition.

Starting point are the phenomenological conditions of the artistic production like color, light, material and time which influence the structure and content of -LSB-...]

Up until World War II, the center of artistic production in the West had been Paris, and artists from around Europe, the United States and South America had flocked there to study and to work.

The vast scope of the collection reflects the heterogeneous nature of the artistic production of Cuban artists, spanning across various generations, and their significant aesthetic and historical contribution to modern and contemporary art.

Their most recent project No matter how much you push the envelope it'll still be stationery, explores opportunities to destabilize normative modes of artistic production through the adoption of various labor techniques and shifting exhibition formats.

The program provides state - of - the - art facilities and semi-private studios offer a myriad of resources and expertise to students who are eager to explore previously unfamiliar areas of artistic production.

Each section will incorporate photography and works by self - taught artists to further underscore the diversity of artistic production in the early 20th century.

Quisqueya Henriquez explores the history of art itself, looking back along the past century of artistic production where she pieces together familiar references from along, and beyond, the Western canon.

While commonly regarded as the center of Cajun culture, Lafayette is far removed from such places of artistic production as New York and Los Angeles.

MoMA at El Museo allowed for a more complete vision of artistic production in Latin America, including abstract and conceptual work never seen, at least in recent memory, at MoMA.

Spanning the last decade of her artistic production before her untimely death, Ree Morton: The Plant That Heals May Also Poison (on view until December 24) will feature her most significant work, comprising over 40 drawings, sculptures, paintings, and installations.

Against this backdrop, an examination of the conditions and potentials of artistic production in Germany will play a major role within the entire project.

Ed Gomez's interdisciplinary art practice revolves around the questioning of exhibition practices, institutional framework and historical models of artistic production.

Rendered in the same black or white material, the objects are all coated in a thin layer of dust, showcasing works from thousands of years of artistic production from several cultures and continents.

The first decades of the 20th century were among the most fruitful periods of artistic production of the modern era, especially for the still - fledgling art of photography.

For the pilot semester beginning October 3, and its theme of «New Social Abstractions,» leading artists - theorists Hito Steyerl, Simon Denny, Evan Calder Williams, and writer Ana Teixeira Pinto will lead an exploration into new levels of complexity that organize our modern world and discuss new kinds of artistic production that this development may demand

Although a handful of postwar Brazilian visual artists have received recognition in North America, the astonishingly high level of artistic production throughout Brazil over recent decades remains significantly overlooked beyond its borders.

Central to Vulsma's practice is the exploration of the intersections between strategies of artistic production, institutional procedures and processes of value production.

Acquired directly from Leo Castelli by the legendary post-war art collectors Burton and Emily Tremaine, the burnished surface of Telluride is a glowing celebration of the strict geometrics with which Stella sought to banish the wild gestural brushstrokes that had been the mainstay of much of the artistic production of the previous decade.

However, the French city also aligns well with the experimental fair's mission to «keep its distance from what are often seen as the dominant centres of artistic production, instead seeking fresh and fertile terrain for the mapping of a new cultural topography.»