Sentences with phrase «of tondo»

Characterized by straight and curving shapes of color and the use of tondo (round) canvases, by the 1960s Smith's circular explorations culminated in his shaped, multi-part Constellation series of paintings and drawings, among his most exuberant and inventive compositions.

While Jorden's work nods to what came before it (let's not forget the prevalence of the tondo in Renaissance art!)

By 1967, convexity had become the dominant feature in a series of tondo - shaped paintings made from aluminum and acrylic discs that project out from the wall.

Scarlet poppies fill the foreground of this tondo - shaped work.

Each artist will be represented by multiple paintings including a new series of tondos by Lenaghan and four pastels by Jacquette.

Not exact matches

We are conscious of the fact that a lot of well tondo people in Yoruba land also have their cattle breeding contracted to the Fulani herdsmen, we therefore implore all Yorubas in this category to withdraw their cattle with immediate effect and establish ranches, pens or byres for their cattle breeding.

This exhibition of marble tondos, each inscribed with one of the «13 Tenets of Future Feminism,» is elegant and subdued.

Caroline Kha uses the term «transcriptive painting» to describe parts of her practice that include small silverpoint tondos of islands found on Google Earth, monochrome paintings of mountainscapes sourced from websites, and transcriptions of Rembrandt paintings made at The National Gallery in London.

In 2005 he won first prize and the resulting commissioned tondo of Kids Company founder Camila Batmanghelidjh is now part of the permanent collection.

They help Ben Gocker, whose thickly gessoed circle converts an unfinished Renaissance tondo into finished wreckage of its own.

His Adoration of the Child (c. 1495 — 1500), a portrayal of the Virgin praying before the infant Jesus, has been given emphasis at the Frick through the clarity of its lighting, the centrality of its location and the concordance between the oval gallery in which it is displayed, and its tondo format.

The exhibition at Telfair Museums features a selection of soundsuits made in the past decade, as well as two tondos — large circular works evoking the night sky and the cosmos — and two recent videos documenting the soundsuits and their use in performance.

Think of a Renaissance tondo, or circular painting — or a medieval Crucifix.

In other recent works Smith paints tondos of broken plates.

Much of it works perfectly well as abstraction, including tondos, or round paintings, that might serve as bundling for characters unseen.

Indeed, among the highlights are some captivating pieces by women, such as the tondo Black and White II (1960) by Cuban - born New York painter Carmen Herrera, who, at age 100, will be the subject of an upcoming retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

More unexpected still, Howardena Pindell creates a tondo from hole - punched paper and smears of color.

Of the five distinct Rondinones in this exhibition, one contributed three very large tondo paintings (all works 1999 — 2000 or 2000): concentric bands of color à la Kenneth Noland but executed with a spray gun so that the circles look blurred, out of focuOf the five distinct Rondinones in this exhibition, one contributed three very large tondo paintings (all works 1999 — 2000 or 2000): concentric bands of color à la Kenneth Noland but executed with a spray gun so that the circles look blurred, out of focuof color à la Kenneth Noland but executed with a spray gun so that the circles look blurred, out of focuof focus.

The tondo has been present in my work for a little while, so when I gave these a second look it was a case of Pass The Parcel.

In Scirocco... there is a print of one of these leftover Wasabi hotpots that is really a vortex of fork - scraping isolated in a sad little tondo.

Micchelli writes: «The thickly painted, brightly buzzing circles, rectangles and trapezoids in Analogue Future — which includes conventionally rectilinear canvases as well as several tondos — derive from the 8 - bit graphics of primitive computer programs and video games... While the works in this show, at first glance, come off as paint - as - paint, the longer you look at them, the more their evocation of memory and lost time deepens their impression, even if you are unaware of their origins.

For the quilted tondo Untitled (Farm House), Millet used a Japanese Art Deco — style piece of fabric to engulf a simple house shape, resulting in a kind of ukiyo - e dream world in which the house could provide shelter in a vortex.

KAWS, [not yet titled], 2013 Acrylic on canvas; 96 inch tondo Courtesy of Galerie Perrotin, Hong Kong, Paris, New York Photo: Farzad Owrang

He often merges the codes of street culture (stickers, graffiti) with the codes of high traditional art (the round canvas: the tondo) in works expressing a loss of any fixed definition.

Edward Clark's abstract expressionist tondo The Big Egg (1968) establishes the artist among the earliest American painters to experiment with oval forms (later explored by artists like Jasper Johns), while works by the 1970s black artist collective AfriCOBRA — who operated loosely as the visual arts arm of the Black Arts Movement, and whose influence can be found in the work of Kerry James Marshall and David Hammons — are given prominence.

In a show full of passionately polemical paintings — Alice Neel's heroic portrait of the union organiser Pat Whalen, fists bearing down on the newspaper headlines; Mussolini as a green - faced jack - in - a-box; Guston's horrifying Guernica tondo — Wood's lyrical ruralism still holds its own.

Objects decorated with mussel shells (including a stunning tondo titled Cercle des moules (Circle of Mussels), 1966), eggs and coal — all of which Broodthaers sourced from a local restaurant — became simple visual puns on Belgium's suffocating heritage (mussels and fries, for instance, is Belgium's national dish, while «Moule» is also French for «Mold»).

The circular canvas acts as a container for the circular pattern of the fibrous imagery, which increases in complexity from the tondo's center outward, growing into an almost absurdly intricate pattern of interlacing lines before exhausting itself inches away from the canvas edge.

The NYOC Gallery is pleased to present IMMEASURABLE LIGHT, a solo exhibition of Karen Fitzgerald's luminous tondo paintings.

Mason's Yard In the ground - floor gallery at Mason's Yard, The Indifferent Owl, a tondo painted in a disquieting mix of browns, purples and blues, will overlook a group of paintings of flowers and plants that suggest innocence and newness, their mood a stark contrast to the owl's world - weary, unappeasable gaze.

Higgs, the director of White Columns, asked twelve artists to paint a tondo, then he tethered appropriate books to the paintings.

Over the years she had produced various works on the subject of Jewish identity, such as the wonderfully sarcastic Jewish Star Painting (1973 - 74), a small tondo with «Louise Edith Fishman» demurely inscribed in pink paint beneath the Star of David.

Krasner's «Stop and Go» from 1949, a tondo, is a tight web of lines evoking hieroglyphics.