Sentences with phrase «of classicism»

Showing the film's canny admixture of a very modern, almost experimental sensibility with a sense of classicism in the period, location and fidelity to the text, the trailer gives a great impression of the enormous strength and boldness of Kurzel's fresh imagining of this archetypal, elemental story.

Her canvases fuse a sense of classicism with sculptural elements and a post-internet awareness of the ideas of surface, texture and language.

While there is an emphasis on the energy of the visible painted mark underpinning all of Manister's stylistic phases, this, in his own view, is always tempered by an engagement with modernist and postmodernist forms of classicism.

It was positioned as a counterpoint to the rational man that marked the period of Classicism in which clear forms and order were an ideal.

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Enter Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig, whose new film Frances Ha, writes Amy Taubin in the latest issue of FILM COMMENT, «is blatantly a New Wave film, two generations removed... The editing is almost pure Truffaut in its combination of classicism in the dialogue sequences and elliptically in the montages that bridge them.

Elements of classicism and naturalism are also evident......

It includes a critical essay by Brooke Holmes investigating the concept of «liquid antiquity»; a series of 27 lexemes that critically rethink the traditional language of classicism, written by prominent critics and scholars; and ten interviews with contemporary artists (Matthew Barney, Paul Chan, Haris Epaminonda, Urs Fischer, Jeff Koons, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Charles Ray, Asad Raza, Kaari Upson and Adrián Villar Rojas).

Jay Fisher of The Baltimore Museum of Art, a co-organizer of the exhibit, said the Rodin is «more about a sort of classicism» than the Matisse.

At first blush this seems to make them Catholic reconstructionists, but their view is really a species of classicism.

In more recent times, neo-classical theism (Whiteheadian process philosophy and theology) has reacted against the remote, transcendent, immutable and uninvolved God of classicism by making God totally immanent as evolving Deity.

Takashi Miike, one of the most prolific and versatile directors working today, directs 13 Assassins with a level of classicism and efficiency that's a complete breath of fresh air compared to today's action films.

Instead, you get a touch of classicism, but you can tell that the guest rooms have been renovated and are very clean.

This conflation of classicism and the contemporary vernacular is reminiscent of Philip Guston's late painting, equally in debt to Quattrocento painting and the cultural landscape of mid-century America.

What they do have in common is the intention to make painting new, strange and urgent, to cross the rigor of classicism with the rat - a-tat of Bebop.

In an age of classicism, Gothic was a minority taste, so why did it attract the attention of significant patrons and leading architects and designers, from Christopher Wren to Robert Adam?

Abstract Expressionism had taken the solid primary colors of classicism and blown them up to poster size.

Frowned upon by generations of art historians as the last expression of irrationality (as opposed to perfect perspective) the primitive painters played a pivotal role in bridging Medieval styles with the resurgence of classicism characteristic of Renaissance artists and architects.

Jacques - Louis David and the birth of Classicism.

«7 While the challenge of classicism may be to fit feeling into pre-existing forms, Hodgkin, as a Modernist working in the classical tradition, goes one step further.

She does not imitate appearances but constructs within the logic of classicism.

This exhibition traces the shifting parameters of classicism from antiquity to the early 20th century

The exhibition comprises two - dozen works spanning the career of the artist known everywhere simply as «César,» and suggests his fundamental contribution to the evolution of modern sculpture through a radical rethinking of classicism and bold experiments with new materials.

This suggestion of classicism, «a meditation on the human body,» reinforces the nudes» sculptural quality, something not typically considered in Close's oeuvre.

After further study he received a three - year scholarship to study in Rome where he fell under the spell of Greek antiquity and the beauty of classicism.

«The Informal is the opposite of the constructional quality of classicism — the age of kings, or clearly formed hierarchies.»

One of the most respected Old Masters, and one of the foremost artists in Rome during the era of Baroque art, French painter Nicolas Poussin was greatly influenced by historical Greek and Roman mythology, and as a result abandoned mainstream Baroque painting in his early 30s, preferring to develop his own unique style of classicism.

But this work of course is the epitome of the idyllic state of the gardens and the obelisk, the idea of classicism is in there — and this was really very annoying to paint also.

The exhibition title refers to a renowned diner and hangout in Fishtown, invoking both the development of a new Philadelphia style of eclecticism and the Philadelphia youth's interpretation of classicism.

Turner Monet Twombly will allow Turner and Monet to be seen within a contemporary context, while demonstrating the strong lure of classicism in the painting and sculpture of Twombly.

When Zet was an art student, his training, consisting mainly of classicism and social realism, would have hardly had early modernism taken into account, let alone the conceptual and performative breakthroughs of such figures as Marcel Duchamp, Bruce Nauman and Joseph Beuys.

It brought a kind of classicism (as Agnes Martin speaks of it) to his work — or to put it another way, cool thought was brought into a relationship with the visceral.

A serene mix of classicism and industrial, this living room relies on dramatic deep green walls (an upcoming trend!)

In unison, both artists had responded in visual terms with a modernist form of Classicism.

After a long period of classicism and formalism of a variety of types, artists in the late 19th century sought to break out of conventional molds and find fresh ways of speaking.

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Arikha's deft combination of classicism and modernity proved highly popular with the right sort of clientele.

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«By contrast, the Rodin is more about a sort of classicism, the surface is much more refined,» said Jay Fisher, deputy director for curatorial affairs at The Baltimore Museum of Art, a co-organizer of the exhibit with the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher.

But Eliot's sense of classicism, his evocation of an eternal moment — his «still point of the turning world» — resonates powerfully, in the work of both artists.