Sentences with word «reductivism»

As viewers approach these mind - bending pieces of art from a distance, Provosty tricks them into discovering that pictorial space in the work is not as flat as it appeared from a distance, despite the apparent reductivism of her monochromatic palette.

Minus Space: A Champion for Reductivism in the Center of the Art Market, by Jim Caton, Long Island Homes for Sale, June 1, 2015

Nathlie Provosty is an emerging American visual artist known for her masterfully executed abstract works that can appear aesthetically simple when viewed from a distance, but become more complex upon closer inspection despite the apparent reductivism of her monochromatic color palette.

Somehow this came from thinking about the entanglement that reductivism got us...

The result is a «severe reductivism» that treats religious realities in terms of political agendas.

The forms of such reductivism now rampant are attempts to eliminate our ordinary «folk understanding» of ourselves and the world by «revealing» that everything is nothing but the effect of atomic bits in motion, or self - replicating chemicals.

Wedding Crashers is black - and - white in its absolute moral reductivism, ultimately tedious and only memorable for the gag or two that work (including a hilariously inappropriate under - table tossing).

What began as an online curator site in 2003 has since evolved into perhaps the world's center for the neo-minimalist movement known as Reductivism.

Three years earlier, the architect / painter Tony Smith had transformed himself into a sculptor in making a case for three - dimensional reductivism using primary shapes, specifically in his 72» painted steel cube, entitled Die.

By electing not to place AbEx front and center, the exhibition declares that postwar painting, rather than initiating both the American dominance of Modern Art and an inevitable march toward reductivism, is but one episode in an unfolding narrative, albeit an extremely important one, but one episode nonetheless.

Forster, Ian, Resisting Reductivism & Breaking the Bubble: An Interview with Barbara Kruger, ART21 MAGAZINE, 26 January 2018.

While evidently nurtured in painterly reductivism and minimalism, Ryman's playful taunting of these idioms is somewhat oedipal; he aims to trump them by exposing the gap that separates contemporary art from its precedents.

Eric Brown's mostly small canvasses reflect a new reductivism in a pictorial vocabulary that has often focused on allegorical form, ecstatic color sequences and cartoony arabesques, knobs and nodules.

Somehow this came from thinking about the entanglement that reductivism got us into.

MARY Midgley's latest work is a reply to two misleading ideologies: on the one hand, reductivism, or «nothing buttery», especially as it appears in recent works of popularised science; and on the other, the kind of humanism that denies that our motives and abilities can have anything to do with those of other animals.

Her analyses of freedom, fatalism and reductivism are clear and cogent, and her occasional impatience with the wilder claims of arrogant reductivists and village atheists excusable.

But what exactly is Reductivism?

Perhaps bridging the gap between past and present, between Minimalism and Reductivism, their opening will feature the work of artist Robert Swain.

This reductivism focuses attention on formal aspects such as shape, edge, proportion, and a spectrum of surface textures.

«These pieces all carry a history of art - making that spans five to ten years,» points out Pfister during a conversation at the gallery, and, in some cases, these references go back further into the past to post-minimalism and reductivism.

It is also referred to as ABC art, literal art (source), literalism (source), reductivism, and rejective art (source).

Their works were characterized by an austere industrial aesthetic and reductivism that made their pieces seem highly impersonal, intellectual, and urban.

Also known as ABC art, literal art, reductivism, systematic painting and art of the real, Minimalism was present in almost every sphere of our lives.