Sentences with word «ouvre»

So to all the nay - sayers that detract from Torn Curtain's rightful place in an already outstanding ouvre of films, I vehemently argue with all of you.

Including small and large canvases, drawings, diaoramas and couple of most important sculptures from Ryden's extensive ouvre, the exhibition aims to summarize and provide an insight into the complex universe of the «godfather of Pop Surrealism».

Exit Wounds is bad, but it's tolerably bad, and in the Seagal ouvre, that's as close to a rave from me as you're likely to find.

This month, the artists ouvre of printed work makes a posthumous return to the MoMa in Louise Bourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait.

Although not large, the show gives a good view of the artist's ouvre through a careful selection of works.

«La femme 100 têtes ouvre sa manche auguste (The 100 - headed Woman Opens Her August Sleeve)» by Max Ernst, 1925.

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He is also a versatile teacher and «magician of styles» who has created a comprehensive and complex ouvre over three decades.

Fraser has produced a wide - ranging ouvre of performances, videos and texts.

MacLeod's page of favorites from his own ouvre is much more dark — about relationships, poverty, New York.

Reaction within the profession to Casino's cinematic ouvre has been notably less enthusiastic.

Including small and large canvases, drawings, diaoramas and couple of most important sculptures from Ryden's extensive ouvre, the exhibition aims to summarize and provide an insight into the complex

The scenes of Hawke sitting in an insomniac trance, scrawling out his humble interior monologue as a longhand confession, are indebted to Robert Bresson's 1951 masterpiece Diary of a Country Priest, and Bresson's long, gloomy shadow hangs over this film as well as others in Schrader's ouvre.

Hail, Caesar is a parade of easter - eggs and indulgences, and in this case, it feels just right in the Coens» ouvre.

Presumably, it will be as blood - soaked and devilishly humorous as the rest of the grislier end of his ouvre.

Such a balancing act between polar opposites is the stuff of mythology, and critics have noted the mythological — at times even epic — dimensions of the Coen Brothers» ouvre.

Around 200 collages, drawings, photographs, and prints from the Deutsche Bank Collection provide a comprehensive overview of Imi Knoebel's ouvre.

Amidst the diversity, we can find a continuity in Khanna's ouvre.

His ouvre is presented in a range of supports such as sculpture, photography and installation.

Claire Fontaine has been featured in group exhibitions including Power Play Artpace, San Antonio, Texas (2007); Otra de Vaquieros National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City (2007); Anonym: In the future no one will be famous Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt am Main, Germany (2006); The Look of Law University of California, Irvine (2006); Upping the Anti Physics Room, Christchurch, New Zealand (2006); Ã ‡ a s «ouvre?

This was not the first time the two Patricias teamed up to put on a show; their palettes, technique and compositions complement and accent each other's ouvre.

The vulval imagery would become a central component of her ouvre leading to works such as S.O.S. — Starification Object Series.

This exhibition of new works marks two primary developments within their ouvre: the first one, formal; the second, thematic — the paintings are looser; their content less phantasmagorical.