Sentences with phrase «primary mode of expression»

Similarly, in Conner's intricate, folded, and manipulated inkblot drawings, which served as the ailing artist's primary mode of expression in the 1990s, one can trace a line of development from the totem - pole - like columns of individual blots to the later, more crowded examples that blur the divisions between and within columns; these again activate the negative space but to a lesser extent than the felt - tip works.

The exhibition takes a broad look at Texas artists using mixed media as a primary mode of expression.

Although drawing is often thought of as a preparatory medium for sculptors, oftentimes it is, in fact, a more primary mode of expression and investigation.

Some of the artists whose work exemplifies the highest executed form of interpreting materials» use, associations, artists» contacts, the Texas Archive, and other curators to form this exhibition which will take a broad look at Texas artists using mixed media as a primary mode of expression.

Autobiography is Stark's primary mode of expression.

Next, there was a jump to a new range of numbers, like 47 to 49, although the primary mode of expression, dots or numerals, remained consistent.

Not exact matches

As he was often unable to realize physical art projects during the strict Soviet Regime, these notebooks became Akhunov's primary mode of unrestrained expression, invention, critique and exploration.

It was a way of defining art's role as a primary mode for expression in a democratic society undergoing dramatic change, and of affirming the power and relevance of non-objective painting in the widest array of cultural as well as political contexts.