Sentences with phrase «painted prints ever»

Not exact matches

It can also serve a more important purpose if ever needed (If done carefully, and providing the paint does not distort the print.).

I knew I'd be working with a tealish - green print, so I decided to go with an orangey - red fabric paint to tie in holiday colors ever so slightly.

And if a big painting isn't in your budget right now, I've got smaller prints of four of my favorite paintings ever, so check those out too!

However, instead of creating slickly - made celebrations of contemporary culture or painting commodities that Americans desired, as Warhol and James Rosenquist habitually did, Polke subverted the colourful, consumerist optimism with tawdry materials, deliberately off - key printing and random splashes of paint that implied a world that was not rising ever - upwards, but slowly fracturing apart.

Presented here is the first ever exhibition examining artist Will Cotton's entire working process, from concept sketch, to costumes, to prints and paintings.

This exhibition, «Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots,» opening Friday, is the largest survey ever assembled of the all - black paintings and prints made between 1947 and 1953.

In October 2006, the National Portrait Gallery in London organised one of the largest ever displays of Hockney's portraiture work, including 150 paintings, drawings, prints, sketchbooks, and photocollages from over five decades.

Ostensibly, it is about the abstractions Johns began executing in 1974 and the paintings, prints, and works on paper by Munch that may have inspired him, but it is also a welcome opportunity to take an extended look at some of the most challenging work Johns ever made.

When one speaks of «painting practices» nowadays, it's often the stuff of photography — analog and digital printing, the ever - investigated photocopy, even Photoshop — that is meant.

The tools became a natural part of him and he has had a love for them ever since, inspiring his series of tool drawings, paintings, and prints.

For example, Mr. Lauder's efforts in 2002 to secure his fellow trustees» help in buying 87 paintings, sculptures and prints resulted in perhaps the largest donation of postwar American art ever made to a museum.

The Speed Art Museum is proud to present BRUCE CONNER: FOREVER AND EVER, an exhibition of films and prints by Bruce Conner (1933 — 2008), an artist known for his innovations in film, assemblage, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, and collage.

Since then, he's painted, drawn and printed an ever - widening series of images based on close - up photographs of family members and friends, including composer Philip Glass, painter Alex Katz, choreographer Merce Cunningham and former President Bill Clinton.

Featuring more than 75 paintings, prints, and drawings, spanning two decades — the largest selection ever on view together — this unprecedented project offers visitors the opportunity to explore in - depth the complexity of Diebenkorn's artistic and aesthetic achievements within the Ocean Park series.

Most were occupied by a single piece, which worked well enough when it came to the suitably uncanny and forlorn sheep and pig in formaldehyde, but the medicine cabinets, an unnecessary new series of prints of pill box labels, and the ever vapid spin and dot paintings couldn't, on their own, hold either the space or your attention.

It was a question that had plagued me ever since my first encounter with Nicole Eisenman's paintings, prints, and sculptures.1 Eisenman's investment in art history, when combined with her penchant for absurdity and subversion, seemed to upend everything I knew about contemporary art.

By exploring new mediums, like the Internet outside of the traditional mediums like paint, charcoal and woodblock printing and breaking from the history of Resistance Art that formed part of the anti-Apartheid struggle, they have yielded new artistic directions, which has meant their contributions have positioned them as exciting young talents worthy of attention and has added impetus to the importance of understanding the significance of young, emerging artists in South Africa's ever developing discourse.

Bringing together a collection of original paintings, rare limited edition prints, iconic silk - screen gig posters and other works from throughout her career, Belle is the first ever showing of Mizuno's work in London and a rare opportunity for British audiences to view and purchase work from the cult artist.

The pile of pictures and magazine snippets on the first page grows ever smaller as the pages are turned, leading the reader through the titular big picture: a book reenactment of Guyton's «print - painting» process.

«We believe it is the largest and most significant gift of postwar art ever made to any museum,» Whitney director Maxwell Anderson said of the paintings, drawings, sculptures and prints.

Yes, starting at $ 47, nearly every single painting Iris has ever created is available as a print on stretched canvas.