Sentences with word «rayograph»
The flattening effect of these paper screens, which blur foreground and background, creates enigmatic compositions which are often reminiscent of Man Ray's experimental Rayographs.
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The galleries exhibiting at AIPAD, New York — The Association of International Photography Art Dealers, show works and subjects ranging from classic photograms and rayographs by Man Ray, Alfred Stieglitz, and Ansel Adams, to documentary photography, and contemporary works unitizing some traditional but more often new techniques.
Man Ray made contributions to the movement in the form of paintings and sculptures, but was noted for his photograms, which he called rayographs.
They are much more elementally complex and abstract than any of Man Ray's rayographs where we can recognize many of the employed objects.
Participants will work in teams to create rayograph images using found objects in the classroom, then display them in the school halls.
by Eugène Atget, From the Back Window — 291 (1915) by Alfred Stieglitz, Man Ray's Rayographs of the»20s, and Schiphol (1994) by Andreas Gursky
MAN RAY (1890 - 1976) Untitled Rayograph, 1922 unique gelatin silver photogram signed in pencil (on the mount); annotation «Original Man Ray 23» in ink (on the reverse of the mount) image / sheet: 9 1/4 x 7in.
Despite Nielson's rooting in rayographs and O'keefe's adherence to the traditional mechanics of photography, it is the small works of Ronnie E. Wright II that feel the most dated.
Ray's photographic works are considered his most profound achievement, particularly his portraits, fashion photographs, and technical experiments with the medium, such as solarization and rayographs (an eponym for his photograms), which were celebrated by the Surrealists.
Yet, he is most famous for his photographs of the inter-war years, especially the camera-less pictures he called «Rayographs».
The rayograph from 1925/26 by Man Ray and an accompanying, wall - sized enlargement made for a tapestry were recently discovered in Aubusson, the French town famous for its tapestries.
«Man Ray, Photographs and Rayographs», Retrospective Exhibition, Harry Lunn Gallery, Washington, D.C.
Influential New Zealand abstract filmmaker Len Lye uses a rayograph technique with textured cloth and stencils in Color Cry.
His interest in minimalism and abstraction carried over to Man Ray's experiments with what he termed «rayographs,» a photographic process that creates an image without the camera.
Her work falls within a tradition of «rayographs», or photograms, established by artists such as Man Ray, and Laszlo Moholy - Nagy, in the 1920's, artists whose work in photography was informed by their painting and sculptural practice.
Recalling X-Rays, Rayographs and other technical images, this new work triggers the latent tendency toward pareidolia, the psychological condition of finding figurative images in abstract forms.
Best known for his photography, notably his «Rayographs».
Many objects of historic importance are on view here: assemblages, «rayographs» and photographs by Man Ray; paintings and drawings made in Hollywood by Salvador Dali; frequently reproduced but seldom - exhibited early works by Philip Guston; and a few of the startling poured - enamel abstractions by Knud Merrild that anticipate Jackson Pollock's greatest work.
Like Man Ray's Rayographs, made without a camera by placing objects on a sheet of photosensitized paper and exposing it to light, Dario Escobar's paintings are made by blacksmith workers without the direct intervention of the artist's hand.
Man Ray (American, 1890 - 1976) Photographic Preservation and Rayograph, 1944.
By the 1930s, Man Ray's adaptation of the photogram (into what he termed «rayographs») had removed the camera's shutter from the picture - making process altogether.
Rayograph, ca. 1925.
Her colorful images are created by manipulating materials on the bed of a photo enlarger and draw reference to Man Ray's rayographs.