Sentences with phrase «of octogenarian artist»

As far as I'm aware Cy Twombly never painted outdoor murals, but seeing the exhibition of his last paintings that just opened at the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills, I thought about bursts of unyielding energy, so characteristic of this octogenarian artist in the last years of his life.

The latest works of this octogenarian artist are scintillating miracles of eye - teasing optical magic.

Not exact matches

Winner of the Cannes Film Festival Golden Eye Award for documentary and the Toronto International Film Festival Documentary People's Choice Award, Faces Places creates an unexpected pairing of the octogenarian French New Wave filmmaker Agnès Varda (The Gleaners & I) and the much younger street artist JR..

While the selection and places and topics provides an alternative, grassroots narrative, this documentary is also about the friendship that develops between the artists, as well as the insecurities and strengths of each, with the octogenarian Varda contributing more insights into class and gender for their creative joint partnership.

And two octogenarian filmmakers, both of them winners of honorary Oscars, made the shortlist: 87 - year - old Frederick Wiseman, who directed Ex Libris: The New York Public Library, and 89 - year - old Agnès Varda, who shared directing duties on Faces Places with 34 - year - old artist JR..

The musically inclined and monologue - inclusive show — which opened last night and continues through December 23 — follows in a lineage tracing back to Bond's holiday - themed shows as part the outlandish cabaret duo Kiki & Herb, for which the artist channeled the persona of a booze - swilling, pill - popping octogenarian with a grizzled voice and a tendency to overshare.

But it is also the name of an intricately sewn quilt created in 1986 by the octogenarian artist Faith Ringgold.

Wally Reinhardt: Pages from Ovid's Metamorphoses is the first solo museum exhibition of this New York - based octogenarian artist.

Even if artist Joanne Greenbaum and James Fuentes's associate director, Adrianne Rubenstein, had included work by only one artist in their group show about the uses and peculiar attributes of ceramics, it would have been a hit — so long as that artist was Alice Mackler, an octogenarian ceramicist represented here by nine wild little ceramic figurines, all from 2012.

The Courtauld Gallery presents «Jasper Johns: Regrets»; a display of new work by the internationally renowned octogenarian American artist.

Richter is one of the most critically and commercially successful artists; the octogenarian has been shown by Marian Goodman for some 30 years; but with the opening of Marian Goodman, London — this is -LSB-...]

It may be the ultimate irony that in a story about Jasper Johns's Regrets series making their debut straight from the studio to MoMA, the octogenarian artist is unwilling to open up about any of his past connections.

Marisa Merz's Untitled (2012) at Gladstone Gallery This new work by the octogenarian artist exhibits the same spunk, grandeur, and heartfelt honesty that characterized her reception of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at this year's Venice Biennale.

From young radical to arguably Australia's greatest living artist, the NGV retrospective of the octogenarian's work spans the intimate, the nonconformist and the majestic

This new work by the octogenarian artist exhibits the same spunk, grandeur, and heartfelt honesty that characterized her reception of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at this year's Venice Biennale.

While the show does not feature octogenarians nor whales, the four artists - Lorna Barrowclough, Joy Drury Cox, Hondartza Fraga, and David (Scout) McQueen - all work within themes of the ocean and reference a delicate attention to their craft.

Over four days, the octogenarian artist will perform solo in the space as his recurrent persona R Y Sirb (Curator of the Museum of Ordure) for a total of 24 hours, a feat of endurance during which he enters a trance - like state.

Beginning with the first winner of the Turner Prize; octogenarian artist Malcolm Morley.

Richard Saltoun Gallery is proud to present the first UK exhibition of Tomaso BINGA (b. 1931, Selerno, Italy) and Greta SCHÖDL (b. 1929, Hollabrunn, Austria); two octogenarian female artists who were working in the fields of visual poetry in Italy during the 1960s and 1970s.

Partly a rebuke to short memories, it will offer a «connected wandering», in nine professed chapters (including a «Pavilion of Artists and Books» and a «Pavilion of Time and Infinity»), involving artists ranging from the missing - and - presumed - dead Bas Jan Ader to the Chinese conceptualist Tao Zhou; from the octogenarian Giorgio Griffa to the barely - thirty Rachel Rose; from the excellently named, transgenerational, relatively sub rosa Mondrian Fan Club — David Medalla and Adam Nankervis — to the ubiquitous Olafur ElArtists and Books» and a «Pavilion of Time and Infinity»), involving artists ranging from the missing - and - presumed - dead Bas Jan Ader to the Chinese conceptualist Tao Zhou; from the octogenarian Giorgio Griffa to the barely - thirty Rachel Rose; from the excellently named, transgenerational, relatively sub rosa Mondrian Fan Club — David Medalla and Adam Nankervis — to the ubiquitous Olafur Elartists ranging from the missing - and - presumed - dead Bas Jan Ader to the Chinese conceptualist Tao Zhou; from the octogenarian Giorgio Griffa to the barely - thirty Rachel Rose; from the excellently named, transgenerational, relatively sub rosa Mondrian Fan Club — David Medalla and Adam Nankervis — to the ubiquitous Olafur Eliasson.

I have also started research for a possible major monograph on the octogenarian Nigerian artist Demas Nwoko, one of the founding members of the group of artists collectively known as the Zaria Art Rebels with Jimoh Akolo, Yusuf Grillo, Uche Okeke, Bruce Onobrakpeya and Jimoh Akolo amongst others.

Takis: Selected Works: A rare West Coast exhibition of the octogenarian Greek artist Panagiotis Vassailakis, a self - taught pioneer of works interrogating the boundaries between art and technology.

The most represented artist is the octogenarian «godfather of Pop art» Peter Blake, who has given eight prints.

To coincide with her forthcoming exhibition at Tate Liverpool — her first solo show in a British institution — Eleanor Clayton pays a visit to the studio of celebrated octogenarian Romanian artist Geta Brătescu

Today as an octogenarian artist, she remains one of the world's leading Feminist artists.

The complete series was launched in April 2010 with a show at Annely Juda Fine Art in London: new work, another book's worth of it, from the octogenarian artist.