Sentences with phrase «of figurative representation»

He commonly produces a variety of figurative representations with the human body as the key subject of his sculptures.
She believes the medium allows her to delve most deeply into pure abstraction, devoid of figurative representation.
In a queer analysis of figurative representation, emily north / em16 presents us with two large works on paper and one soft sculpture.
The only glimpse of figurative representation in the exhibition, the works by Heller are emblematic of the artist's interest in moments of intimate transformation.
There is a dimensional duality in Desgrandchamps» work, where the viewer will find themselves between flat layers of figurative representation, yet the beach offers a horizon of depth.
Kusaka works often combine elements of figurative representation with more abstract features, yet in her new solo show — her first in Italy — she opted to present ceramics which purely geometric, and thus abstract, patterns.
Rooted in his generation's reaction against the apparent lie of figurative representation, the artist sought to create a new autonomy for painting by imitating the reproductive nature of photography.
«I just thought it was so different from anything that I had seen because, at the time, so many of the artists of color were working in heavy abstraction or very differently in terms of figurative representation
However, the sculptures and installations do not mark momentous occasions; on the contrary, they show introspective, unspectacular moments, by way of a figurative representation, by the use of a minimalist symbolic language, or by employing the actual materials to which they refer.
Focusing on the meaning of materiality in Christianity and contemporary art, the show brings together a variety of figurative representations and seeks out the potential for emancipation from moral edicts in religion through art.
Barbara Wagner's love of figurative representation is what makes this silkscreen print so typical of her work.
But on closer inspection, despite a lack of figurative representation, each have a clear subject and evoke the sense of a person or situation as remembered by the painter and hinted at to the world via his art.
These examine notions of the raw intersection of race, gender, and sexuality through iconic, silhouetted figures, which offer an extended contemplation on the nature of figurative representation and narrative in contemporary art.
Her re-introduction of figurative representation, interpreted in a painterly manner rather than necessarily striving for an antiquated sense of realism, paved the way for the New Figuration and Neo-Expressionist artists of the 1970s and 1980s.
em16 / emily north (July 27 — August 14) is an artist creating immersive work on bodies and paper to bring forth a queer analysis of figurative representation.
emily north / em16 is a Brooklyn artist creating immersive work on bodies and paper in a queer analysis of figurative representation.
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