Sentences with phrase «paint prints where»

There is a fifties record player marked with a pattern of paint prints where Rothko has repeatedly touched it.

Not exact matches

On the template, where the antlers begin, place the painted hands and make a print.

Some people the look of paintings over traditional print art (lino, etching etc), but can not afford an original piece, so where do they look?

I love the design and the print and it looks so wonderful on you, you look like a painting, really I think you should model for a painting, you have such an intense look, especially in that pic where you are without the coat!

Painting itself in an altruistic, pro-consumer light, Amazon in a post posing as an «update» on the Hachette standoff — that has prevented customers from buying print or e-book editions from the publisher because Amazon refuses to fill orders — explains that it is putting pressure on Hachette (and other publishers soon to follow) to lower the wholesale price of e-books to where Amazon can make a profit on them selling them at $ 10 or less.

For over 20 years he has displayed his work in Cannon Beach at Jeffrey Hull Gallery where you can see his original paintings and limited - edition prints.

I have a website, did some small craft shows where I sold some original works, prints and blank note cards of my paintings.

Now again I have my own shop where I frame, paint in my storefront window (my studio) and sell my paintings and prints.

Limitations in some templates; too much wasted white space (would love my work to be displayed much larger); integration of pages to sell prints and / or products with my work on it in pages with the original artwork (lower priced or alternative options for folks who aren't yet ready to invest in fine art); room setting view where customers can see the size / shape of a painting / print in an actual room like over a couch or bed, in a kitchen, etc; greater options in template layout (social buttons and email NL signup at top of page, etc).

Lauren's work blends oil painting with collage, drawing influences from recent trips to India where she studied traditional block printing.

No wonder drawings and prints these days can often seem like afterthoughts, except where graffiti art or Jasper Johns in his meditations and Regrets incorporate them right into painting.

Follow the project and check the shop, where every print on an object comes first from a painted wall.

These are then transferred onto a canvas surface where Joo's signature methodology is implemented as he combines painting, print - making, photography and sculpture.

The paintings and prints of John Pearson pick up where Mondrian and the Constructivists left off.

He is a beacon of Conceptual art through his remarkable action paintings: where he self - choreographs and literally embodies cultural criticism and mysticism, masterfully composing body prints using his bare skin on paper.

She does her painting in this Clifton studio, but she makes her monotype prints in New York, where she and her husband maintain an apartment.

This group show, by nine artists, of paintings, prints, relief objects and works on canvas takes its title, Where Were You?

After his recent protracted lawsuit and subsequent ruling against him for his appropriated use of images from his Canal Zone series — where he «creatively transformed» photographs of Rastafarians from an in - print book into paintings — you'd think that he'd shy away from such gestures.

In 1994, he produced The Three Lies of Painting, where a landscape containing a mountain and a tree is intercut with abstract devices before succumbing to the intrusive presence of a large, vertical strip of printed fabric.

«There's a weird culture where works on paper aren't respected the same way as paintings are,» said Keltie Ferris, walking through her latest exhibition at Mitchell - Innes & Nash, which pairs vibrant mixed - media canvases with more intimate body - prints.

In Britain, where Tate Modern owns only one canvas, it often feels as if there are more biographies in print than paintings on permanent display.

Based on images of part of the large site - specific painting created directly on our walls and floor, she has created a completely new installation of printed fabric that hangs where the original used to be, now hidden under many years of layers of wall paint.

They recur in many of the large works Ms. Owens began making in 2013, where they join immense loops and squiggles, swaths of red gingham, printed wallpaper, text and crusty globs of paint.

In Total Dismay, Gillette will transformed Gregorio Escalante Gallery into a literal «art landfill,» where patrons will have to traipse through piles of Gillette's signed and numbered prints in order to view never - before - seen, large - scale paintings and smaller works.

Francesca Fuchs, (Re) Collection: Paintings of Framed Paintings, Drawings, Prints and Photos The Houston painter brings together a three - year body of work depicting artworks that hang in her house or in homes where she grew up.

In many ways small and mid-sized galleries are where artistic practice is practiced before it stagnates into art work — that is the repetition and reapplication of a method, like Andy Warhol's celebrity prints, Yayoi Kusama's spots or Damien Hirst's spot paintings.

«The Painting of Modern Life» began exactly where Coke's show concluded, brazenly pushing photography's influence out into the open with a Warhol «Disaster» series screen print, Orange Car Crash (Orange Disaster)(5 Deaths 11 Times in Orange)(1963).

Impressively, Beckmann was able to make the utmost use of this radical (and late) relocation and was able to bring about significant transformations in his painting — producing among other works his triptych masterpiece «The Argonauts» — while also teaching at the art schools of St Louis, Missouri, and at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, where he also found time to mount a retrospective of prints and drawings.

Banner's selection includes Warhol's screen - prints, an optical black & white painting by Bridget Riley and one of Gerhard Richter's celebrated hyper - realist paintings: the just - out - of - focus Kerze, work pictured here from the Whitechapel Gallery website where you can find more information about this exhibit.

«I feel like fibre - arts are making a comeback,» said Canadian artist Madeleine Hope - Fraser, as we watched body - painted men stand in a hanging five - metre screen print, next to a room where fluffy cow intestine sculptures lay at the foot of colourful painted paper mountains.

Simon Periton has published two multiples with The Multiple Store, Barbiturate II made in clear, borosilicate (reinforced) glass and A Sunken Owl Prunes a print where the title is an anagram for Unknown Pleasures, an oil on glass that Periton had painted in 2007.

The color of each painting derives from the nudes by Impressionist artist Auguste Renoir, and revisits a technique Levine first employed in 1989 with her Meltdown series of woodcut prints, where an averaging algorithm was used to create a checkerboard composition based on modernist artists» iconic paintings.

After World War II, Macdonald - Wright became interested in Zen Buddhism and meditation, journeyed to Japan where he established a home and by translating haiku into paintings and woodcut prints, created a form of visual poetry.

At 77, Cottingham still puts in full days in the studio, where he works on prints and paintings (which usually start out as gouaches) and listens to classic and West Coast jazz.

Looking back, I see that's what prompted a lot of the prints: the Metropolitan Museum's Mezzanine Gallery, under Danny Berger, commissioned Summer and Turkish Delight; In a Public Garden was made to raise funds for the Kunstverein, Dusseldorf, where Raimund Stecker curated a show of my paintings; Books for the Paris Review is self - explanatory; Norwich was intended to raise funds for the Elton John Aids Foundation but that never happened — instead, I made Two's Company for them; Sea was made to subsidise Thames & Hudson, who published the catalogue raisonné of my prints and Sunset was made as The Whitechapel Gift: proceeds to support the Whitechapel Gallery's education programmes.

They emigrated to New York City the same year, where Goldwater resumed his career as professor of the arts at New York University Institute of Fine Arts, [6] while Bourgeois attended the Art Students League of New York, studying painting under Vaclav Vytlacil, and also producing sculptures and prints.

Besides that, Naismith is also popular for his design studio, where he transforms his landscape paintings into the various artistic prints.

After he relocated to New York in 1985, he adopted print techniques that suited his gestural approach, such as monotype, where an image is painted directly onto a plate — in Jacklin's case, zinc plates that he inherited from the great American artist Robert Motherwell.

He travels to London to work at Petersburg Press, where he produces several prints based on early paintings, such as Hey!

The event will take place in the stunning Saatchi Gallery space where more discussions and art work will be presented including modern paintings, drawings, limited edition prints, photography, sculptures and multi-media works ranging from # 2,000 to well over # 250,000.

Also in 1985 Bidlo recreated Yves Klein's, «Anthropometries de l'epoch blue» where he wore a tuxedo and white gloves as Klein had done, directing naked women to make prints with their bodies on large sheets of paper using ultramarine blue paint.

Inspired by Pop Art era and Abstract Expressionist artists, Goldberg modernizes processes by employing specialized primers that allow him to digitally print directly to painted surfaces, where the underpaintings interact with the photographic layers.

How many people could fit in Matisse's studio, never mind the RA's Sackler Galleries, where the crowds will be joined by 65 of Matisse's paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and cutouts, as well as 35 objects — African masks, a Roman torso, Chinese porcelains and North African textiles, many of which appeared in the artist's paintings.

This monotype, which is a type of printmaking where ink or paint is directly applied to a flat surface, which is then rolled through a press to transfer the image to a sheet of paper by way of pressure, is a unique, one of kind print.

Childs was also one of the first post World War II Western artists invited to show in Japan where he had two exhibitions, of paintings and of prints in 1960 and 1961 respectively at the Tokyo Gallery, and received the Museum of Western Art Award at the 1961 Tokyo International Print Biennial.

In Untitled (Mustang Series)(2004), where Rush embellished the printed surface by hand - applying chine collé, thick textures of entangled grapevines recall the enigmatic forests of the frottage drawings and grattage paintings by the Surrealist Max Ernst (1891 - 1976).

Lifting the title from a British punk band song (The Mekons» Where Were You), the exhibition combines prints, paintings, relief objects and canvas works united in the minimal physical artist involvement required to put them to fruition, but expressive of endless human hours of contemplation and refinement.

Rena Bransten Gallery showing Hung Lu's «installation of new paintings and prints at VOLTA recreates her childhood memories of street libraries where primers or picture books could be rented for a few pennies to be read on the premises.»

While best known for large - scale abstract paintings, Mehretu has experimented with prints since graduate school at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she was enrolled in the painting and printmaking program in the mid-1990s.

This show marks the first occasion where both her paintings and body prints — her recent method of working with natural oils and pigments, using her whole body as a brush — will be shown together.