Sentences with phrase «raw canvas»

In 1973, he began exclusively making abstract work based on the grid format, initially using watercolor on paper and then industrial paint on raw canvas.

The backgrounds consist of raw canvas covered in yellow grease stains.

This called for the artist to pour pigment onto raw canvas, allowing the fabric to absorb color so that the pigment and support became one.

This application gave something of the effect of acrylic paint stained into raw canvas, a method of application that was common at the time.

I used black enamel on raw canvas because I liked the way the paint was absorbed by the cotton duck — and it was cheap!

The streams of cloth are raw canvas while the yellow strips are painted.

Whether a strip along the margins, or a bolder field of raw canvas, these «omissions» read rather like windows into the origins of the work.

It is painted on raw canvas, which helps create the soft, ethereal feeling of the painting.

To create these works, Gilliam employed the technique of staining raw canvases with acrylic paint also employed by Morris Louis and Helen Frankenthaler to fundamentally new ends.

Second - generation Abstract Expressionist painter developed the technique of staining raw canvas with pigment.

Pollock took this advice to heart, and by the mid-1940s was painting completely abstractly on unstretched raw canvas on the floor.

I incorporate a process that is both intentional and improvisational by pouring, dripping and brushing paint onto fabric ranging from raw canvas to high quality silk.

Brent Wadden creates his paintings by weaving geometric forms that he then stretches over raw canvas, accumulating individual fragments into complete works that balance positive and negative space, textures and the materiality of the canvas with the artist's woven forms.

,» and «If unsatisfied, or unsurprised by the results, add paint to the surface of the stretched raw canvas (without the use of a brush).»

den «Gray Paintings (Loxodonta)», is a suite of 23 paintings on raw canvas in which a field of monochrome gray paint, some flecked with bright red, has dried, creased, and cracked, pointing to the materiality of the paint and canvas itself and also suggesting a primordial landscape, stone or elephant skin.

The Abstract Expressionist, Jackson Pollock, is most well - known for his large - scale «all - over» paintings that he painted by laying raw canvases on the floor and pouring house paint directly from cans or dripping it from sticks while engaged in almost dance - like rhythmical movement around the canvas.

For this new exhibition, Curtis presents six paintings in aluminium paint on raw canvas which refers 1:1 in scale and design to the subject of his photographs of garage doors which have been removed from their «frame».

Mixed Media on raw canvas framed in a custom unfinished maple wood floater frame, wired and ready to hang, signed on the front, titled and dated on the b...

The other paintings in this series play with maze - like patterns or simple diagonals; Palmito Ranch is unique in its understated, stacked composition, where painted line and raw canvas create an even, horizontal rhythm.

Using mostly raw canvases, Connors also produces Color Field - like works by pouring layers of paint into fabric like dye, or imprinting one wet canvas onto another.

Connors mostly uses raw canvas, often taking rubbings from his studio floor, pouring layers of paint into the fabric like dye, or using one wet painting to imprint another.

Helen Frankenthaler, the lyrically abstract painter whose technique of staining pigment into raw canvas helped shape an influential art movement in the mid-20th century and who became one of the most admired artists of her generation, died on Tuesday at her home in Darien, Conn..

The work sums up the fantastic soft power that these artists could elicit from brilliant color, scale and judicious amounts of pristine raw canvas.

A galaxy surrounding a red star and a speckled multicolored planet is, if you look closely, simply raw canvas carefully mottled with different densities of black, an ingenious bit of economy.

The method by which she executed «Mountains and Sea,» a process of flooding raw canvas with thinned - out color, apparently controlling the spread and run of fluid paint by sheer will rather than by manipulation, pointed the way for countless other painters, including Louis and Noland, to explore the implications of Jackson Pollock's poured webs without imitating his distinctive skeins and tangles.

To make the work, Langa took raw canvases and dragged them behind a car at his birthplace in Bakenberg, north of Johannesburg.

One of her transitional sculptures reproduced in the catalogue, Untitled from 1968, consists of raw canvas partially stretched over a wooden support, and partially loose, bunching and draping so as to expose its internal stretcher bars.

The rhythmic horizontal lines of bright blues, reds, yellows, and greens are offset by white areas of untouched raw canvas, creating a jewel - like mosaic.

The mostly brown and blue palette evokes the landscape of southern Spain, and the exposed raw canvas approximates the hue of the cathedral's stone walls.

The yellow, white, gray and raw canvas grid painting, Untitled (1975, acrylic, pencil and matte medium on canvas, 60 x 60 inches), will be on view in the exhibition.

In the early 1960s Frankenthaler began to use acrylics, and the areas of raw canvas began to assume much greater spatial significance.

Issue 04 / Miller Updegraff: Before the Image Fades There are several raw canvases that have been stretched by hand, drying on the lawn in the mid afternoon sun.

Within these patterns, sections of raw canvas remain exposed and function as negative space, alongside contrasting clouded or darkened areas of oil paint and metal leaf.

Using carefully sculpted carrots as tools, Dyrehauge stamps raw canvases with gridded fields of colored dots and marks, creating iterative blocs of rhythmic patterning that meet, bleed and coalesce in organic and dynamic motifs.

Basic to the thrill is our understanding that the stain painting technique involved a few rapid skilled but unrehearsed gestures, and that raw canvas offered no chance for revision.

He increased the width of the intervening raw canvas strips in later works (Rose, 1961) while smoothing out the edges of the color bands.

Herrera's ongoing innovation is illustrated in works like Alba (2014) where raw canvas replaces one of the two color planes that characterize the artist's work today.

The excited, haptic surfaces partly reveal reptile - skin - patterned materials, PVC, fur, jute, shimmering silk, or bits of raw canvas beneath.

Joe Bradley's solo exhibition at Gavin Brown features his trademark raw canvas works as well as a large grid installation of works on paper.

Shalala makes temporary raw canvas thread paintings in NYC parks and grasslands and photographs the results.

This view shows a section of raw canvas attached to the top of the stretcher with a nail.

Beginning with a rough sketch on bare canvas, he pinned segments of raw canvas cut by a razor onto a supporting canvas coated with a mixture of paint and glue, often shifting the collage sections to alter the formal relationships within the composition.

Mixed media artist and Goldsmiths alumnus Anne Von Freyburg, who is originally from The Netherlands, brings together both her background in fine art and fashion to create works combining raw canvases, embroidery, textiles and crystals.

In his severe Stations of the Cross series (1958 — 66), he divided raw canvas vertically at intervals by black or white bands of various widths.

Continuing to use his technique, established in the 1950s, of staining unsized raw canvas with acrylic paint, here Noland has expanded upon it by not only painting the front surface of the canvas, but also working from behind.

Neel, a New York - based painter, is known for layering brushed and rolled paint with expressionistic spills onto large raw canvases for lushly tinted abstractions that often evoke both earthy phenomena and architectural forms.