Sentences with phrase «other vibrant paintings»

Some of Manolis» other vibrant paintings are large acrylics, which were created in his Little Haiti, Miami studio incorporating a myriad of Key West studies.

Not exact matches

In other words, there seems to be a concrete link between the vibrant colors and the fact that the paintings were created shortly after a volcanic eruption.

You can achieve a similar look with other paints (you can seem my tutorial here for achieving the «chippy» look with chalk paint), but milk paint is unique in its vibrant transparency.

There were a couple different navy paint colors I was deciding between, but this looked like a true navy to me, that was still vibrant and blue, for a lack of a better description, as opposed to others that were almost black or had purple undertones to them.

This quality is not only apparent in the way vibrant swaths of oil paint harmonize with each other on the canvas; it also comes through in the way her career has quietly percolated along through the decades since, without drama or self - promotion, with no clearly delineated sty listic phases or periods.

Together they will discuss how visual language is often translated across various media and how meaning becomes encoded within Almeida's vibrant - hued works which make perceptive use of plywood, hinges, LED light, and other non-traditional painting materials.

Both artists use the abstraction process through drawing and painting, their works complement each other, creating a vibrant installation full of unexpected concepts.

Contemporary heir to the pop artists, Da Corte combines these common consumer objects with pop cultural references, personal family narratives — and even other artists» work — in vibrant sculptures, paintings, videos, and immersive installations.

Two of the square paintings are being lent — one from Belfast, the other from Fort Worth in Texas — and a gloriously vibrant watercolour of Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland, a work which spent much of its life owned by the US Vanderbilt family, is being shown in a museum for the first time.

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In other paintings we are shown hospital interiors featuring institutional corridors that Bartlett portrays in precise detail (note the handrails and wall - phones) even as she transforms them into vibrant, near - allegorical visions.»

This quality is not only apparent in the way vibrant swaths of oil paint harmonize with each other on the canvas; it also comes through in the way her career has quietly percolated along through the decades since, without drama or self - promotion, with no clearly delineated stylistic phases or periods.

Some of the paintings were done in a predominantly subdued palette of whites, ochres, and blacks — a palette shared by another famous Abstract Expressionist Franz Kline, while others were much more vibrant reds, blues and rich browns.

The other show is one by Joyce Silver titled Nature's Melody that features a collection of Silver's vibrant paintings and other works that welcome the spring and summer seasons with images of sunshine and flowers that follow the darker days of the winter season.

Adulterated with other vibrant hues, the huge licks of pink and mint paint curling across the surface resemble more a Photoshop paint tool than an actual brush.

Others like Raquel Forner of Argentina embraced the unifying hope of space travel; from her 1960s Moon series to her death in 1988, she filled vibrant paintings with strange alien scenes.

The paintings will continue to shift very slowly over time as the silver leaf tarnishes to beautiful shades of copper and brown, with tiny hints of other vibrant shades.

Painting in a house he and his wife owned in Florida, in addition to his Devon home, Drecki's artwork was vibrant, colourful and at times wildly imaginative — a stark contrast to the art produced by other camp survivors such as Arnold Daghani.

Other highlights include the humorous work of Sean - McGee Phetsarath, the vibrant compositions of Clark Goolsby, an evocative installation by Mario Wagner, and the imaginative paintings of Harley Lafarrah Eaves and A. Savage.

From this circle of artists (Moke, Cheik Ledy, among others), arose one of the most vibrant schools of popular painting in the twentieth century.

These vibrant paintings develop ideas from past work but also present new challenges; some are purely abstract — a new development — while others give prominence to favourite motifs such as his dots and squiggles.

In the»70s, he was a singular artist, who epitomized the «post-minimal» sensibility, making vibrant paintings that were sculptural objects, constructed of scraps of painted canvas sewn together, often embedded with beads and other colorful objects.

London About Blog Sara creates vibrant and expressive works of art, her paintings of London, New York and other skylines reveal cities as we have never seen them before.

Farmer selected ikat paper and linen check window treatments by Stroheim to draw upon the vibrant hues found in the Venetian paintings of the harbor and other coastal scenes.