Sentences with phrase «perceived in»

Stanczak, a student of Josef Albers, exploits his knowledge of colors not operating independently, but instead, interacting in concert with and perceived in relationship to neighboring colors.

How the artist is perceived in context with their time is present within this exhibition.

At the same time the animated exchanges between paint and nature and between the artificial and the perceived in Mr. Katz's best landscapes are as much a form of enlarged, streamlined Impressionism as they are representational Abstract Expressionism.

JDS: In the opening remarks for one of the MASP's seminars, I perceived in your words recognition of the low representation of black artists in the museum's collection and team.

«I have to go beyond the way work is perceived in New York,» said Mr. McShine.

The artist identifies different approaches to mental health treatment and emotional wellbeing and the various ways it is perceived in Western and non-Western cultures.

The extremes associated with eros can also be perceived in the sculpted form.

To reach these intangibles, her work has a sensation that can be perceived in silent contemplation in terms of its ambiguous sense of time and place.

The figures and forms that are perceived in the dark can change dramatically with examination.

The viewer has to finish the story because it's the same as we see color: we all see color in a slightly different way, and the paintings are perceived in another way.

These two elements produce an image that is intensely perceived in the last layer and serves as the main revealing element for each work.

The expansion of forms through space is what triggers Crystal Wagner the most and marks her artistic practice being perceived in as an installation art.

Family, friends and fellow artists provide insights into Gormley's personality and ask how his sculptures will be perceived in years to come.

Fetishising the domestic through related motifs and themes as best embodied in the bronze sculptures of Ricky Swallow and the paintings of Mathew Cerletty, the majority of this work elegises the bygone privacy of the interior, itself symbolic of an equally bygone, pre-Freudian interiority and privacy, an interiorization perceived in the framing devices of Sanya Kantarovsky's paintings.

His rearrangements take into consideration that works are perceived in context.

In them, Katz seeks to convey the appearance of things as they are both felt and perceived in the «present tense,» the now.

While popular culture can often shape how women are perceived in the negative, many of the women featured in «Mickalene Thomas: Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities» reveal the positive dimensions to celebrity.

The way these spaces change our perceptions alludes to the gap between how artworks are perceived in the spaces of production and spaces of display.

In this case, the marks made create an optical jitter almost like the Moire effect where movement is perceived in between the static spaces of black and white of marks.

Synthesizing what is sensed by the body and what is perceived in the retina, the sculptures utilize materials that are commonly used to orient and control our movements in urban systems — reflective paint in crosswalks, neon signage, and pigeons — to disorient and obscure their communicative properties.

But with the advent of flat - screen monitors and DVD players, early film clips can be shown side - by - side with artworks, providing illuminating insights into how the world was represented and perceived in the early 20th century.

Traces of Ochmanek's process can also be perceived in the works» gentle gradient shifts, or in the sudden disruption of color within a panel, where the liquid from one pour has obviously obscured the previous pour, producing what looks like a water stain.

If we can fast - forward the history of Modernism — specifically the raison d'etre involving geometric form in painting — to recent times, the results may be quite startling, as perceived in the recent exhibition at the uptown Gagosian Gallery, titled «Malevich and the American Legacy.»

[9] His «Heritage paintings», inspired by a mood which he perceived in the US after the Oklahoma City bombing, depict normal, almost stereotypical American imagery, for example: two baseball caps; Mount Rushmore; the image of a man working; a portrait; a birthday cake; the series also included a portrait of wealthy Ku Klux Klansman Joseph Milteer.

He begins to invest color with spatial properties, so he very much controls the properties of color to advance and recede so that there's a back and forth motion in all of his pictures, but they nevertheless stay very much on the surface, so that the paintings are perceived in a single glance, and he was very conscious that a single impression painting was what he wanted to create which, of course, is what advertising does.

In London, Tate Britain's new show, which Martin Oldham has reviewed yesterday, capitalises on the «fascination and anxiety» that comes with trying to comprehend the loss of something that once existed and could be properly perceived in its weighty, physical and complete form.

Téllez, through various media, looks at the way mental pathologies and psychiatric patients are perceived in the common imagination.

Taken either individually or as a whole, they offer commentary on psychiatric pathology as perceived in traditional non-Western cultures, on the one hand, and in modern Western societies, on the other.

The city provides a dynamic and vital environment that can be perceived in much of the work that is currently emerging from artists» studios.

the joint exhibition focuses on the conflicts and dislocation perceived in modern korean identity

AICA - USA member Michael Duncan explores how DeFeo's artistic circle fashioned their own aesthetic as a counter to the formalism they perceived in prevailing postwar artistic hierarchies.

How is the Armory Show perceived in London?

In intimate portraits of these single mothers and their homes, Dhlamini raises a range of questions about the roles women are expected to play, and how the act mothering is framed and perceived in contemporary South African society.

But the context we're perceived in is fragile and susceptible to change.

Painting in what is now considered a signature style characterized by flattened planes of color, shallow pictorial space, and lean, reductive but acutely descriptive lines, Katz sought to convey the appearance of things as they are both felt and perceived in the «present tense,» the now.

Lyrical Abstraction as perceived in the media of the late sixties was largely misunderstood because of several factors.

Whenever they talk about online they talk about how the concept is perceived in Japan.

Both appeal to Kara in different ways, and as the series progresses on their actions will determine how they are perceived in each others» eyes.

They have changed the way Isla Mujeres is now perceived in the World tourism map.

Some archaeologists have thought that the origins of civilization itself may be perceived in the need for institutionalized trade and commerce.

Pause and consider the place perceived in your mind's eye.

Since implementing an enhanced wildlife program two years ago, GHS has dramatically increased the number of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife that it has taken in, while also focusing efforts on public education and elevating how wildlife are perceived in the community.

Thus the land was called Hispania, or Rabbit - land, and the dogs, which were almost instantly perceived in full pursuit of the rabbits, were called Spaniels or rabbit dogs.

«But things are actually better than what's perceived in popular opinion.»

A bond's directional outlook is in what direction the market forecasts the bond being perceived in the future.

For some magazine publishers, the notion that older issues were still read, weeks after their publication date, was part of the «value» perceived in the publication.

Diplomas from quality high schools are scholastically equal to those earned in the conventional high school setting, and ought to be perceived in that capacity by potential businesses and universities and colleges.

Just curious, how is Kobo perceived in the Polish market?

Second, and perhaps more telling of how books are perceived in our culture, Williams points out that the assumed privacy of an ebook purchase, followed by the privacy afforded by reading it on an e-reader, may lead consumers to purchase a title that they don't have to be seen walking up to the bookstore register with.

My confidence was renewed and I was perceived in a different way.