Sentences with phrase «one's artistic identity»

This publication accompanies a landmark exhibition investigating the complex nature of artistic identity.

There was no fast track to artistic identity for this man who has actually worked under 30 different names.

As her own artistic identity formed, it developed as a reaction against that lineage.

While the work exists successfully in this context, it does also raise interesting conceptual questions about the nature of individuality and artistic identity in abstract painting.

Fine Arts: students explore personal and artistic identities through visual arts, music, and theatre.

One of the most exciting moments in any artist's career is the discovery of a strong and unique artistic identity.

Does it matter, and what kind of changing artistic identity led him toward modern painting?

Our particular voice and identity is as valid as any other national artistic identity and aesthetic.

The collision of so many differing artistic identities forms the foundation of the exhibition.

At the same time, Lee was free to explore his own artistic identity as a Chinese - American in China, a cultural heir to both Western and Eastern traditions.

Second, the cultural establishment accepted Catholicism as a possible and permissible artistic identity.

In 1948, in order to create a new artistic identity separate from her married identity as well as from her sister - in - law, the painter Isabel McLaughlin, Luke began using her middle name, Alexandra, and the surname she had before her first marriage.

His work is developped in a multitude of different materials, a formal and conceptual question on artistic identity and the creation of art.

In 2009 Xu Zhen subsumed his individual artistic identity and transformed into MadeIn — an «art creation company.»

Jones, in just two films, has revealed the possibility for a real artistic identity: someone interested in proximate realities and the maybe - arbitrary distinctions we draw between what is «real» and what's a perceptual reproduction of reality.

Chang imagines his project as the art worldversion of the video game «Second Life» where participants construct their own fictional artistic identities drawn from LA artists between the years of 1965 to1985.

Af Klint's split artistic identity is unusual because of its particular circumstance and the scale and ambition of her radically innovative and abstract work.

A formidable cast of friends and supporters undoubtedly helped MacIver sustain her unfashionable artistic identity.

The tension between Serra's burgeoning blue - chip celebrity and Hammons» underground artistic identity frames one site of struggle between artists committed to political, often racially grounded meaning, and those whose work and its canonization would seem to suppress the commitments of the former.

In line with the rapid evolution of the art scene in post-war San Francisco, Bischoff's evolution from surrealist imagery and biomorphic abstraction to the heavy, gestural abstraction reflects the various influences and personalities shaping the Bay Area artistic identity.

Mikael Brandrup is a Danish visual artist who has developed his own artistic identity combining the graphic footprints of wild - style graffiti.

For principled refusal fuels every aspect of Lawler's exacting practice, which is marked by the artist's reservation with respect to doing what's deemed proper for a successful career, and reticence, if masked by nonchalance, in response to the demand for a signature artistic identity.

-LSB-...] Valentine, Victoria L. «Romare Bearden, Spiral Group and the March Toward Artistic Identity.»

In recent years, Bjertnæs has been a rising star in Norway's contemporary art scene, cultivating a strong artistic identity.

Jake and Dinos Chapman are one of those duos whose artistic identity seems to be forever fused together — much like the disfigured, conjoined zygotic children they famously produced in the 1990s.

For each of his Various Artists, Trudo Engels has created a CV and a specific artistic identity.

He and many other regionalists, such as Alexandre Hogue, Reginald Marsh and Edward Hopper, of the 1920s into the 1940s, concerned themselves with developing an American artistic identity without relying on the European styles so much in vogue at the time.

Andre and Stella were, in fact, so intimately related in terms of their nascent artistic identities that it was Andre who wrote the artist's statement for Stella that was published in the catalogue for the 1959 - 1960 exhibitions «Sixteen Americans» at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and «Three Young Americans» at Oberlin.

Since 1967, British artists Gilbert & George have created a unique artistic identity by appearing as «living sculptures» and subjects in their art.

At once compassionate and angry, empathetic and satirical, tender and tough, Nicole Eisenman is a storyteller, portraitist, social chronicler, allegorist, fantasist, utopian dreamer and history painter, to name just a handful of her many artistic identities.

The first major retrospective of the work of Lasar Segall, this catalogue explores the artist's changing cultural and artistic identities as demonstrated in over 224 works, including paintings, watercolors, prints, drawings, and ephemera

Two novels, 30 volumes of poetry, 90 albums, 2,000 paintings and one name change later, Billy Childish is still forging a unique artistic identity for himself near the banks of the River Medway in Kent.

In chapters covering notions of «Black conscience,» the relation of «attitude» to form, and women Afro - American artists, Zabunyan traces the emergence of artistic identity in various forms of representation (painting, sculpture, photography, video and performance).

Lent from public and private collections in the United States and Europe, the pieces on view mark the beginning of artistic identities in Japan, with master sculptors inaugurating the practice of signing their works — a practice that would continue thereafter.

However, in other ways, the works may also be viewed as subverting that same attitude: through their creative approach to recycling these materials, and repurposing them as art objects, both artists successfully assert their own artistic identities through the raw materials of consumerism.

The second observation, that the cultural establishment once accepted Catholicism as a possible and permissible artistic identity, also needs to be substantially revised.

His comprehensive midcareer survey «Xu Zhen: A MadeIn Company Production» at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art marked the artist's reincarnation as a subsidiary «brand» of MadeIn Company, set up by Xu in 2009 to replace his individual artistic identity.

Both, too, were Europeans - Dutch and Armenian respectively - while Pollock, Wyoming - born and West Coast raised, struggled against different odds for an independent artistic identity.

Boxer found a meeting ground among the competing ideologies of his time, while maintaining his distinctive artistic identity.

Born in Greece, raised in Paris and currently living in New York, self - taught sculpture and installation artist Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos has carved out her own artistic identity in a variety of unique climates.

Meanwhile, the less - established writers, who have made Catholicism the core of their artistic identity, work mostly outside mainstream literary life in a small Catholic subculture that has little impact on general cultural life.

While it's a quieter record than its predecessors, and her ceaseless questions and lacerating self - doubt would seem like the opposite of asserting an artistic identity, Shelley's absence of imposition only emphasizes her enviable patience and burgeoning tenderness.

In doing so, she has established an artistic identity apart from her acting: she co-directed Nights and Weekends with Joe Swanberg, and has cultivated a strong creative and personal partnership with Noah Baumbach, co-writing two of the most attuned comedies of the decade together.