Sentences with phrase «pictorial art»

Yet, though it was an imaginary construct of the science of perspective, it has been central to the idea of pictorial art for a very long time.

But, even more, it asks us to think about exactly what space is being represented in pictorial art.

There's also a chance that Russian women would know how to play the piano like a pro or be quite good at pictorial art.

But it's possible that I'm actually responding to Chinese pictorial art and architecture.

«It was the stressing... of the ineluctable flatness of the support that remained most fundamental in the processes by which pictorial art criticized and defined itself under Modernism.

«Painting as Pictorial Art: New York Painting in the 21st Century» New York Painting, Kunstmuseum Bonn, Hirmer Palmer, Daniel.

[2] This isn't the first time mostly pictorial art has been displayed in a staged environment at a museum in / around Chicago in recent days.

Advanced pictorial art also contains an element of the presentational; the presentational is baked in, in a way.

Things Beyond Our Control is a group exhibition featuring the work of 18 artists that seeks to address questions of agency, structure and the ability of art, specifically pictorial art, to come into contact with the conditions of its own production.

But in one of the third - floor galleries Mr. Price also contributes some of the show's best pictorial art: projections of his lavishly scarified slides, pieced together from found film, filigreed with mold, textured with dust.

Painting in Islam: A Study of the Place of Pictorial Art in Muslim Culture, by Thomas W. Arnold, is a full discussion of the Muslim attitude toward portraying the living form.

Actually, my own hope is that a less qualified acceptance of the importance of sheerly abstract or formal factors in pictorial art will open the way to a clearer understand of the value of illustration as such — a value which I, too, am convinced is indisputable.

Like it or not, Florine Stettheimer had originality, which in the pictorial art of our country is rare and important.

While the author decided early on that the pictorial arts were not to be the arena in which he would work, the painterly quality of his writing has enthralled readers for over a century.

During his undergraduate years at Princeton University, Bannard joined fellow students, the painter Frank Stella and the critic and art historian Michael Fried, in conversations that expanded aesthetic definitions and led to an emphasis on opticality as the defining feature of pictorial art.

«For flatness alone was unique and exclusive to pictorial art.»

In his long essay «Neo-Plasticism in Pictorial Art», Mondrian wrote: «The new plastic idea... should find its expression in the abstraction of form and colour, that is to say, in the straight line and the clearly defined primary colour».

It defends aesthetic ideals transmitted since the eighteenth century, a master's narrative: The pictorial arts are an element of pacification, a breath of the serene.

Wall's work advances an argument for the need for pictorial art.

In «After Abstract Expressionism» published two years later, he writes of the «irreducible essence of pictorial art» residing in two «indispensable» norms, namely flatness and the delimitation of flatness.