Sentences with phrase «remarkable final work»

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The assessment panel was in unanimous agreement that the final presentations were of exceptional quality and constituted remarkable results, especially in view of the fact that the work was done over five days, on topics which were mostly not familiar to the scholars.

And a final note of thanks: For the hard work of coordinating the selection committee, finalizing the 2018 list, and then spending dozens of hours crunching and double - checking all of this data for 200 scholars, I owe a big shout - out to my gifted, diligent, and wholly remarkable research assistants Amy Cummings, Grant Addison, and Sofia Gallo.

Painted in 1986, Untitled VII belongs to a remarkable series of paintings that Willem de Kooning created in his final decade — a last great creative flourish that became the culmination of his life's work.

The final sixty - two paintings comprise a remarkable group of works that are a testament to the continuing significance of abstract painting as a site of complex and exuberant enquiry.

When the group had the final meeting to share the projects they plan to include in the show, they discovered a remarkable thing: as if a mirror of the essential thing that connects them all, each artist was working on two distinct trajectories that exist in conversation with each other.

The German maestro Lukas Düwenhogger had a remarkable painting display as the final show at Artists Space's Greene Street location, which also hosted a show by Cameron Rowland, a young gun working in the tradition of institutional critique.

Presenting materials and documentation surrounding his remarkable final project Rosendale, A Public Work, the exhibition also draws upon his earlier work concerning his observations of the natural and social world and the construction of phenomenological objeWork, the exhibition also draws upon his earlier work concerning his observations of the natural and social world and the construction of phenomenological objework concerning his observations of the natural and social world and the construction of phenomenological objects.