Sentences with phrase «painting emerges from»

An abstract wall painting emerges from beneath a layer of peeling plaster.

Each painting emerges from a series of marks carefully applied up over time.

Each painting emerges from recollections of places seen and imagined, music and conversations heard, emotions, expectations and anticipation — all of it gets transferred onto the surface through color and structure.

Magically a great painting emerged from the dark.

Artist Statement My paintings emerge from the emotion I feel in the moment my brush touches a blank surface.

Moreover, because the White Paintings all emerged from a single concept and each painting's surface is basically indistinguishable from that of the next, the tendency, understandably, has been to treat the White Paintings en bloc, rather than as individual pieces.

Jason Tomme's hybrid of painting and monotype uses spray paint and a pressed sheet of paper to make process, physicality, and serendipity visible, while the marks in Zak Prekop's delicate painting emerge from a process both immediate and contemplative.

His paintings emerge from the superimposition of many layers of paint in a gradual, unplanned manner, each layer obliterating the next.

The drawings and paintings emerge from a gradual yet progressive interaction that leads to a complex network of shifting...

The drawings and paintings emerge from a gradual yet progressive layering that leads to a complex network of shifting...

Working directly on canvas with no preparatory drawing, Essenhigh's imagery is often triggered by random associations to find the most «convenient» narrative, with entire paintings emerging from the mere hint of a shape.

Her paintings emerge from the intersections of visual and emotional memory, recollections of imagined space, and the psychological gravity of cultural archetypes.

Since you are looking at the back, you also notice the stretcher frame and, oddly, thick red paint emerging from the underside of the stretcher bar to the left — although the stretcher itself is clean.

The ghost - like figure in these two paintings emerges from the dark to stare at the viewer, showing as the artist noted «the mask of man, and at the same time reveal in the image of what man is like without the mask.»

Informed by the artist's love of Mark Rothko's color fields and the painterly techniques of predecessors such as Barnett Newman, Brice Marden, Agnes Martin, and Georgia O'Keefe, Colen's Mailorder paintings emerge from a laborious process of application and control.

Goode slashes the edges of canvases revealing the fiberglass «canvas» and giving way to the appearance of the painting emerging from the wall beneath.

While influenced by the philosophy of Buddhism and the practice of psychotherapy, her paintings emerge from a foundation in the great tradition of Western modernism and post-modernism and from her decades long study of classical South Asian and Tibetan art.

Soon after London Dean was in Kassel working on Fatigues for dOCUMENTA (13); the resulting poetic blackboard paintings emerged from a mis - shot film she commissioned in Afghanistan.

My paintings emerge from an anonymous narrative in the studio; the pigment and binder are layered at a diaphanous thickness in a labour intensive process that denies the authorial brush of the artist and is in contrast to the immediacy expected of image making in this digital era.

Taking their inspiration from Jaramillo's rich and varied experiences and influences, the intensely worked textures, colours and forms which shape Jaramillo's paintings emerge from sources that span history and cross cultures.

Her distinctive approach to painting emerged from the cauldron of the New York art world, poised between late modernism and postmodernism of the 1960s and 1970s.

Not exact matches

But this week, several reports emerged that paint a picture of what to expect from this year's big «Call of Duty» game.

Although he was equally expressive, Rembrandt nevertheless painted far more naturalistically, showing Christ's divine authority as emerging from the depths of his human sympathy and suffering love.

Then out came the paints and pencils, the scissors and glue and from it would emerge a canvas bursting with colour, playful brushstrokes and childlike forms.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo emerged from a tour of a New York City Housing Authority project in the South Bronx on Monday and pledged to launch an investigation into the hazardous conditions that include mold, vermin and peeling paint.

But, given the disappointingly uneven picture of available professional development resources that the report paints, scientists who want to emerge from their graduate school or postdoc years ready to find and take advantage of nonacademic career opportunities must adopt an entrepreneurial approach to their own professional development and take the fullest advantage of all the chances they get to learn about the world of off - campus work.

Six pulses were sufficient to strip two coats of dark green lead paint from a wood surface, which emerged unscathed, the researchers report in a paper published online November 15 in Environmental Science and Technology.

THE human mind is among the most powerful forces on earth: the intelligence emerging from it allows us to cultivate vast cornfields or rice paddies and build sprawling cities; to launch spacecraft, paint pictures, compose music — or use reason to write this article.

Eventually the paintings emerge, but the little bubbles, as we call them, are stimulating specific types of retinal ganglion cells in very specific ways, which is necessary, we know from other studies, to encourage their ongoing health by transmitting electrical signals down their axons to the brain.

A Rolling Stones song kicked in, three ladies in overalls started painting the backdrop from behind, and the first model emerged.

Strange images emerge from beneath the white paint: a stern - faced Christ in the throes of judgement; awed saints kneeling in admiration; the miserable damned being cast into the fires of hell.

The impasto technique itself, which entails layering paint on a canvas so thickly that it can appear to be emerging from the canvas, resembles the effects of movie carnage, which can seem to flow off the screen.

But when painted - up soldiers emerge from enormous wooden lean - tos and start slashing each other's throats with what looks like serrated ping - pong paddles, that kind of local color lends novelty to something that a lot of action fans will have otherwise seen before.

They paint a very different picture of ALA than the one that has emerged from public meetings staged by the charter school operators or during the Roundup's recent tour of two ALA campuses in Queen Creek in the Valley.

Once we emerge from Llareggub (thankfully with all layers of paint intact) we head towards the wider roads of the Beacons.

The paint scheme trend emerging from the North American International Auto Show in Detroit last month was two - tone.

It gives the impression of having just emerged from the shop, freshly painted, on its way to the first rollout on the race track.

When Juno emerges from his hiding place — a vat of blue paint — he finds that his fur has been dyed blue, distinguishing him from the other animals, who assume he is a king.

Emerging from Long Bay Prison in the bleak spring of 1980, I learned I was to be rushed immediately to northern New South Wales where, although I would have almost no money to spend on myself, it was thought that I might, if I could only cut down on my drinking, afford to paint small works and care for Hugh, my...

2015, a community art exhibition and fundraiser featuring paintings, drawings, photographs, collage, and assemblage from over 200 emerging and established Santa Barbara County artists.

Because of the original painting, there was a ghost image in the white and I began to pull it out until the shape in the current painting emerged and the piece grew from there.

With calculated focus, she allows new patterns and procedures in her paintings to emerge from action, further multiplying this potential with stencils cut from cardboard and thick foam rubber — tools with which to develop further cuts, layers, and perspectival depths.

I'll make a figure painting, a little figure painting, then I'll think, «oh, well that one would look like something possible if I could put it with this other figure painting that I've also done from observation, and then some grouping and / or narrative might emerge in pairing the two».

When he emerged, he was through with abstraction, where his burgeoning reputation, especially in Israel, had to that point rested, and committed himself to painting and drawing exclusively from life.

Bloomfield at 60Six: Jenny Bloomfield, a native Briton who lives in the Bay Area, allows some feeling of struggle to emerge from the paintings she shows at Gallery 60Six.

Amy Pleasant's paintings and drawings offer a variety of male and female figures emerging from or dissolving into clouds of thought or landscapes of emotion.

From the outset, the gallery featured the work of international emerging and established artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, works on paper, and video, and emphasized pioneering women and LGBT artists on its roster.

Accolades include the Prince of Wales Fellowship in Normandy, France, Ford Foundation Emerging Artist Award finalist, publication in New American Paintings, and residency grants from Jentel Residency (forthcoming), Vermont Studio Center, and Marble House Project.

The 1940s was an important decade for Rothko, one in which he went through many transformations in style, emerging from it with the classic colorfield paintings that are primarily associated with him.

The roster ranges from New York painters like the emerging Samuel Jablon and the veteran Rochelle Feinstein to 40 - something Angeleno Amy Bessone, who contributes ceramics and paintings, to, in a nod to the artists» forebears, a video by the late artist and AIDS activist David Wojnarowicz.