Sentences with phrase «photographic reproductions of»

Photographs provide the basis for sketches and paintings while photographic reproductions of paintings and other works are incorporated along with mass - media images and packaging into collages and assemblages in a voracious cycle of visual input, output and reuse.

Incorporating photographic reproductions of, among other things, people and artworks at his New York work space, the pieces in this show indulge one of Western art history's most cherished clichés: the artist's studio.

He had progressive ambitions — creating «spatial films» in the museum galleries with photographic reproductions of famous African American figures, videos of members of the Harlem community, and recordings of jazz music — but not a single artwork by a black (or white) artist was included.

These new works, starting photographic reproductions of sculptures from the magazines of their time, repurposes the work of artists such as David Evison, Roger Harmer, Peter Hide, Bernard Schottlander, William Tucker and Brian Wall.

At the apex, where the two walls nearly meet, hung two silkscreened photographic reproductions of 16th century paintings by Flemish artist Otto van Veen (1556 - 1629) titled «The Persian Women «and «Amazons and Scythians (The Creation oft he Sauromats ``.

He began his career as a sculptor, but gradually became more interested in photographic reproductions of his sculptures and eventually turned his attention exclusively to photography.

The models are remarkably true to life and the photographic reproductions of them that adorn the gallery walls seem, at first glance, to have been taken from life.

The exhibition will also include additional Command Records album covers designed by other artists, such as Charles E. Murphy, Barbara Brown Peters, and Gerry Olin, as well as photographic reproductions of materials from The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation's archives.

This new body of work is an extension of an ongoing series, begun in 2008, in which Dávila simultaneously pays homage to and critiques icons of 20th century art and architecture through acts of excision, physically removing pieces of critical information from photographic reproductions of original works of art.

Among the photographic reproductions of their artistry are images of insects and human hands.

Tillich reminded us that paintings are not simply photographs or photographic reproductions of events — reproductions that exhaust themselves in their presentation.

Along with these, Erin Shirreff and Rudolf Stingel create their paintings or videos using a photographic reproduction of an artwork from the past as their starting point.

But for those who make the effort to see the work itself the artist has a neat surprise: the handcuffs are real aluminium, protruding from the flat image in a way that slyly escapes photographic reproduction of the art work.

The strength of these photographs lies in the photographic reproduction of a particular space and time within art history.

Box C030 Folder 17: Marsden Hartley — Eight Bells» Folly; 1966 Black - and - white photographic reproduction of Marsden Hartley's painting Eight Bells Folly: Memorial for Hart Crane, with a cover letter from the University of Minnesota art gallery.

Collier has a talent with eyes — in another photograph (not on view) she showed a photographic reproduction of an eye being put through a paper cutter.

Not exact matches

Reproductions of the centre's material can be made for research purposes, and this includes photocopies and photographic services such as scanning and digital prints.

Although casual viewers may not notice it at first, nearly every figure in Drexler's paintings consists of a photographic reproduction glued on to the canvas and then overpainted so that what we see is not the reproduction but Drexler's version of the image.

This book features a series of photographic collaborations by Copley and Jaqueline Hyde wherein the ostensible subject — a painting by Copley, perfectly exposed and ready to be cropped for reproduction — also reveals a broader scene.

During both instances, she manifests a keen interest in the possibilities and limits of the photographic technique in terms of manipulation and reproduction.

Taking a page from Gerhard Richter, albeit in his own distinctive way, LaDuke exploits a painting's capacity for exposing handmade deceptions — a useful tool in a culture awash in the slippery photographic phantoms of reproduction.

Caroline Kha's found images of landscapes and natural settings are transcribed from photographic reproduction and digital images, while Biddy Peppin represents everyday objects subtly infused with emotional symbolism.

In the early 1960s, Pistoletto began making his famous series of Quadri specchianti (Mirror Paintings): sheets of polished inox steel, like mirrors, onto which he applied images he obtained through a photographic reproduction technique.

In sculpture, video and photographic prints, Rana transforms snapshots of shop signs in Lahore into abstracted cityscapes or renders reproductions of Old Master paintings as digital fields of colour.

His works take a variety of forms, from photographic reproductions (Giovane che guarda Lorenzo Lotto, 1967) to casts of classical sculptures (Mimesi, 1975).

Of course, a good part of the artist's wideranging, amiable practice lends itself very neatly to reproduction, from the transient «One - Minute Sculptures,» 1988 - 97, that brought his work to the attention of a wider public beginning in the late 1980s to his more recent photographic «instructions» for being idle or politically incorrecOf course, a good part of the artist's wideranging, amiable practice lends itself very neatly to reproduction, from the transient «One - Minute Sculptures,» 1988 - 97, that brought his work to the attention of a wider public beginning in the late 1980s to his more recent photographic «instructions» for being idle or politically incorrecof the artist's wideranging, amiable practice lends itself very neatly to reproduction, from the transient «One - Minute Sculptures,» 1988 - 97, that brought his work to the attention of a wider public beginning in the late 1980s to his more recent photographic «instructions» for being idle or politically incorrecof a wider public beginning in the late 1980s to his more recent photographic «instructions» for being idle or politically incorrect.

Together they are a virtual encyclopedia of modern - day imagery, made by transferring photographic reproductions from magazines or newspapers onto the drawing surface.

The bulletin boards that Tom Burr has been arranging since the late 1990s reference not only art historian Aby Warburg's Mnemosyne Atlas strategy of employing a black panel backdrop in order to heighten thematic arrangements of photographic images — including reproductions from books, and visual materials from newspapers and popular culture — but also reflect a setting typical of early cinematic and photographic motion studies.

All of these works are drawings or original prints that the artist was involved in making, as opposed to photographic and mechanical reproductions.

Other paintings in «Photorealism» explore how our experience of looking has been shaped by photographic reproductions.

He appropriated most of his subjects from photographic reproductions he amassed from newspapers, books, calendars, magazines and other popular print media.

Richter's continuing influence can be found today in the work of painters who investigate the relationship between the photographic image and painting, and its reproduction in painting, including Halinka Orszulok, Tony Lloyd, Victoria Reichelt and Sam Leach.

Indeed, diCorica's use of Polaroid photography is a conscious attempt to question the current preoccupation with large - scale photographic reproduction.

Whereas Campus utilizes the most current of photographic methods — a literal blending of mechanical and electronic reproduction — Gary Schneider finds his muse in the very beginning of photography's history with nearly comparable results.

Whilst Khan's mindset is more painterly than photographic, he often employs the tools of photomechanical reproduction to create his work.

Rami Maymon pulls connections from portraits and their reprints within art books — originals and reproductions — as a way of investigating authenticity within modes of photographic production.

Between 1958 and 1960, Robert Rauschenberg made drawings for each of the 34 cantos, or sections, of Dante's 14th - century poem Inferno by using a novel technique to transfer photographic reproductions from magazines and newspapers onto paper.

The three - dimensional quality of Halley's work asserts the object status of the paintings in a way that photographic reproduction simply can not represent.»

The selection highlights the extensive study of material, shape, and style in Artschwager's work, while revealing how the artist's unrelenting investigation of art objects and images has been informed by the equalizing lens of photographic reproduction in the 20th century.

Dana Salvo offers collectors, artists and institutions a full service photographic studio specializing in the reproduction of fine art in all media.

To optically extract and realise the ultimate in image quality and intensity Andrew uses giclée and C - Type photographic prints — after all, the reproduction hung on the wall is the ultimate evidence of the merits of an image and the reflection of the photographer's intention.

SOL LEWITT A Square of Chicago Without a Circle and Triangle 1979 Photographic reproduction on paper with areas removed 24 x 24 inches (61 x 61 cm) © The LeWitt Estate / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

With a brush that deftly and romantically captures abstract details and blurred newspaper images alike, he has transformed our understanding of art in the age of photographic reproduction and mass - media imagery.

Most of the work by Sherrie Levine belongs to the style and approach of appropriation art — in the form of a very direct version of photographic reproduction, drawing and sculpture, she alters, re-photographs, abstracts or digitizes work of mostly 20th century male artists.

For Tansey, this project was «a synthesis of photographic, illustrative, and painterly qualities... The meaning of the work resided in the process of re-translation - reinterpretation reproduction - rather than in its perceptual equivalence to reality.»

Mirage of Memory, his project for Mercer Union, will involve the installation of a mosaic of photographs and the memory - interrupted reproduction of these photographic images as paintings rendered on the gallery walls.

The exhibition opens with a series of works where Richter experiments with abstraction and the impact of photographic and digital reproduction.

The MoMA likes to stress that Broodthaers «distanced his photographic reproductions from those of Pop» by copying his own works.

As well as reproductions of paintings by David Reeb and photographs and articles by both authors, the book also includes works by other visual producers, such as Hans Haacke, Peter Kennard, Miki Kratsman, and the Israel / Palestine - based photographic collective ActiveStills.

Sherrie Levine, American conceptual artist known for remaking famous 20th - century works of art either through photographic reproductions (termed re-photography), drawing, watercolour, or sculpture.