Sentences with phrase «pivotal work»

Many of these work are pivotal works in his career and have never been exhibited before.

Many of the pieces included in this exhibition are considered pivotal works of late twentieth century art.

Curated by Norman Rosenthal, who worked with Beuys from 1970 onwards, the exhibition brings together pivotal works from various stages of the artist's life....

Focusing on a selection of pivotal works by the movement's principal protagonists — Terry Farrell, Piers Gough, Jeremy Dixon, John Outram and James Stirling / Michael Wilford — the exhibition will feature a range of stunning drawings, models and images, as well as full - scale replicas and fragments of actual buildings.

Her picks include pivotal works by Kara Walker, Teresita Fernandez, Mickalene Thomas, Tracey Emin and Shinique Smith purchased early in their careers, when the collectors» support really mattered.

Thanks to the enormous gifts of predecessors, the Wadsworth Atheneum's collection is brimming with pivotal works.

Thus, while many critics praise certain games like Half - Life 2 or Red Dead Redemption as pivotal works in the lineage of videogame history, these titles remain widely available to consumers and don't immediately demand physical preservation.

Curated by Norman Rosenthal, who worked with Joseph Beuys on many exhibitions from 1970 onwards, the exhibition brings together pivotal works from various stages of his life, revealing the extent to which Joseph Beuys» ideas were clearly defined from the very beginning of his artistic career.

With an emphasis on the work of multi-cultural and women artists, this collection provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary art and includes numerous pivotal works in the artists» careers.

Joyce audiences will have the chance to witness the choreographer's genius when the Trisha Brown Dance Company takes the stage with three pivotal works created between 2000 and 2009, during the choreographer's final period of dance making.

cat., Tate Gallery, London, 2004, unpaged Cast from the underside of two adjacent tables, Rachel Whiteread's pivotal work Untitled (Double) memorialises the negative space of everyday, domestic objects.

When one observes Ellsworth Kelly's career as a whole, it's not a challenge to conclude just how pivotal his work was for establishing Abstraction as a valid field of art making.

«This is a transformative gift for the museum's extensive collection as it provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary art that includes numerous pivotal works in the artists» careers,» said museum director Bonnie Clearwater, in announcing the gift.

Comprising around eighty works by fifteen Gutaï artists, the exhibition features video footage and unedited archival materials, and reconstructs a number of pivotal works: not least, Atsuko Tanaka's remarkable, crazy 1956 Light Dress and Saburo Murakami's 1955 Passing through performance.

Curated by Norman Rosenthal, who worked with Beuys on many exhibitions from 1970 onwards, the exhibition brings together pivotal works from various stages of the artist's life.

Clearwater noted, «This is a transformative gift for the museum's extensive collection as it provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary art that includes numerous pivotal works in the artists» careers.»

In addition to pivotal works by Noguchi, the exhibition illuminates his relationships through personal photographs, exhibition - related ephemera and correspondence from The Noguchi Museum Archive, as well as sculptures, paintings and drawings by those who influenced his artistic practice.

A retiring customs officer (Christopher Plummer) quizzes Raffi about his trip, revealing a story that plays out in four time periods — during the customs inquisition, during the filmmaking process a year earlier, during the actual holocaust in 1915 - 1918, and during Gorky's painting of a pivotal work, circa 1940.

Diamond Ranch, which opened six years ago (two years after the original campus was established), is Mayne's pivotal work.

At ALDF, we strive to inspire others to do this pivotal work in their community through ALDF's pro bono attorney network.»

What distinguishes these pivotal works is simply that, through innovation and craft, they plant the seeds of new ideas.

Despite its low public profile, this Combine has had an extraordinary history and is a pivotal work of postwar American art.

It's a pivotal work for both artists: a sportive index of everyday movement and duration, from which intention and touch have been subtracted.

Frankenthaler pushed this technique one step further in 1952 with her pivotal work Mountains and Sea, for which she applied thin washes of paint to an unprimed canvas.

The auction house describes it as a «pivotal work» in his development.

Next to that pivotal work are Metz's four Untitled paintings, each measuring some six feet in length as well as close to five feet in width.

It will be a pivotal work in the in the Central African section of the collection, where other masks, figures, and architectural panels deal with the cycle of life, the ancestors, and divination.

The second collection presents the pivotal work made in the second half of the twentieth century by six American artists: Jasper Johns, Willem de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, Jackson Pollock, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol.

Other key acquisitions made by the Epplers include Willem de Kooning's Composition I (1955), a pivotal work for the artist.

A pivotal work, and one of Collins» earliest videos, the piece depicts a Kosovar boy who has been wounded, here posed by a photographer and interviewed by a journalist.

At the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, each of the high - ceilinged galleries plays home to pivotal works by individual artists — Callum Innes, Christine Borland and Steven Campbell — while Martin Boyce's installation Our Love is Like the Flowers, the Rain, the Sea and the Hours (2002) fills the main space with its bleached fluorescent lighting and mordant chain - link fences.

By bringing pivotal works to diverse communities, The Art Production Fund hopes to reach wide audiences and reduce the physical as well as the psychic distance of cultural, class, linguistic, racial and income barriers that hinder participation in contemporary art.

The pivotal work from which, like a tree, all other branches grow, is a voluminous container that entirely occupies a consistent area of the gallery space.

The collection is named for Steven Parrino's, Death in America # 1, 2003 (estimate: $ 800,000 - 1,200,000), a pivotal work for the iconoclastic artist, following a turning point in his career.

Golden Hours is therefore not only a masterpiece of aesthetic art, but also a «pivotal work».

The exhibition will include a pivotal work, «Untitled (The Spike Buck)», 1995, by American artist Robert Beck.

The series of drawings and plates created by Bartlett during this time undoubtedly led to the creation of Rhapsody, the legendary 987 - plate painting that would become the pivotal work of the artist's career.

In an effort to share this pivotal work with a larger audience, Lockhart captured Eshkol's aging students and a new generation of dancers performing the artist's original choreography.

A pivotal work, Ciao Bella was installed at the midpoint of Rose's long - overdue mid-career survey, «Waiting for God», which was jointly produced by the Johannesburg Art Gallery and Sweden's Bildmuseet.

Can you tell me a little about your work, Stroke, from 1969 that is in many ways a pivotal work for the Playground Structure exhibition, and is the earliest work in the show?

That painting, a pivotal work in Sharrer's early career, was created as a study for a mural competition at the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Mass..

One of his daughters vetoed showing his copy of Duchamp's Fountain, which he cites as the pivotal work in shaping his collection when he purchased it in 1999.)

Mutual Art shares stories of the famous «nasty women» of art history and their pivotal works.

The ongoing project Material for a Film, started in 2004, is the pivotal work in the show.