Sentences with phrase «retrospective glance at»

A companion to Irving Penn: On Assignment, presented by the galleries in 2013, the exhibition and its counterpart collectively offer a retrospective glance at the breadth of achievement of Penn's legendary seven - decade career.

New York, Guggenheim Museum, Jean Dubuffet: A Retrospective Glance at Eighty: from the Collection of Morton and Linda Janklow and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1981, pp. 21 and 28, no. 82 (illustrated).

Not exact matches

Jon, Carl and myself sit down and cast a retrospective eye over the past few weeks, natter about the games we've been reviewing, chat about the state of the industry and also have a glance at what lies ahead.

At first glance, they seem like a sign of incompletion, as if the artist had aggregated his dots and «sticks» — narrow, rectangular strokes that make up the other significant tool in Forge's kit (as codified in a catalogue essay by psychologist Michael Kubovy for a retrospective held at the Yale Center for British Art in 1996)-- to a point of near - saturation, and then abruptly abandoned the canvaAt first glance, they seem like a sign of incompletion, as if the artist had aggregated his dots and «sticks» — narrow, rectangular strokes that make up the other significant tool in Forge's kit (as codified in a catalogue essay by psychologist Michael Kubovy for a retrospective held at the Yale Center for British Art in 1996)-- to a point of near - saturation, and then abruptly abandoned the canvaat the Yale Center for British Art in 1996)-- to a point of near - saturation, and then abruptly abandoned the canvas.

More is hidden than revealed when taking a first glance at the artwork in Gavin Zeigler's 30 - year retrospective exhibited at Peter Marcelle Gallery.