Sentences with phrase «role of painting»

It's strange, given the central role of painting in forming our ideas of the sublime, that there are no examples of contemporary painting at the Pompidou - Metz.

The experience of his compositions and the multitude of techniques he uses to create them — such as collage, monotype, relief printing, paper marbling, and decalcomania — intensifies the complexity of his unique visual universe while provoking closer contemplation of the continuing role of painting as a vital field of contemporary research.

Through online writings, a series of lectures and events, and the exhibition itself, Painter Painter offers a unique snapshot of the evolving role of painting today.

Directly engaged with the ubiquitous presence of the screen in both private and public realms, the evolving role of painting and the technical image, Zilm's paintings seek to express another kind of relation of the analogue to digital — of subject to object, data to facta.

Much of their best work, including that of Man Ray and even at times Marcel Duchamp with their haunting surfaces and assemblage, actually filled the creative role of painting, only in other media.

«One way to do this is to embrace the partially decorative role of painting, the idea that paintings sit on a wall and become a backdrop, become ornamental in some way,» Aram says.

Krone's Ceremonial Paintings (2010) relate the repetitious role of painting in an artist's life to the historical indexing of the modern black painting.

The works, which grew out of an ongoing series of drawings, continue Batchelor's exploration of colour, and reflect on the traditional roles of painting and sculpture.

She espoused an unerring belief in the vital role of painting in nurturing the careers of younger, less established artists, fostering a legacy that straddles both artistic and philanthropic spheres.

Robin Greenwood considers the dual (and competing) roles of paint as both a material and as a «designator and articulator of form and space.»

Knowingly drawing on these multiple histories, positions and relations, both materially and conceptually, Zilm seeks to pose some provocative questions regarding the evolving role of painting and the technical image in the society of control.

The Reformation and Counter-Reformation period saw a decline in the role of painting in the church.

Today it has become the role of the painting to look at the spectator and ask him: what do you represent?»

This exhibition — the first critical examination of the significant, albeit brief, work of the four artists in 1967 — seeks to reexamine the group by placing its work in context with the broader conversations surrounding institutional critique, performance, and the role of painting as a political medium.

In a 1998 collaboration with the artist - designer Jorge Pardo, Ms. Owens acknowledges the role of painting as décor.

Simultaneously cynical and sincere about the role of painting in society, I cull marks from many histories in abstract painting.

21st Century British Painting (2015) Written as the Key Note talk for the UCS Symposium «The Immediacy of Paint: The Role of Painting in the Digital Age».

A section of the exhibition focuses on the late 1960s and early 1970s and the role of painting and sculpture at that time, including works by Daniel Buren, Simon Hantaï, Agnes Martin, Marisa Merz, Keith Sonnier, and a sculpture by Jackie Winsor.

18th September 2015, Key note speaker at «The Immediacy of Paint: The Role of Painting in the Digital Age» UCS Ipswich.

Caleb: Again, I think of the paintings as playing the role of a painting, as a prop - painting would fulfill its part in the background of a motion picture.

Serving as a marking point of artistic and formal reflection, the exhibition present Gates» recent inquiries into the role of painting, history making, the power of material culture, and the polemics of patriotism (courtesy of Regen Projects press release).»

Mallinson's exhibition ends the sequence with an offering, a free painting, all the while positing the role of painting today in an attempt to literally free it from its dependence on the art market for relevance and meaning.

In 1921, he founded the Art Institute's Birren Prize to encourage architects to consider the role of paintings in domestic interior design.

What is the role of your paintings» titles and what does it add for you?

Serving as a marking point of artistic and formal reflection, the sculptures, paintings, and video on view in the exhibition present Gates» recent inquiries into the role of painting, history making, the power of material culture, and the polemics of patriotism.

Featuring eight international artists all under the age of forty - Martin Basher, Michael Bell - Smith, Ry David Bradley, Chris Dorland, Matthew Hansel, Anna Ostoya, Josh Reames, and Konrad Wyrebek - the exhibition reflects on the role of painting in a post-internet age where digital imagery is omnipresent.

Colour takes us from the early Renaissance to Impressionists such as Degas, leading us, I hope, to reflect not simply on the role of paint technologies in shaping art, but also on the importance of colour more generally.

And so you really need to understand the global picture of art making, and you need to understand what the role of painting is in contemporary art.

Speakers will present their contemporary perspectives on the role of painting in art today; the anthropological, psychological and ethnographic content that Freud's work elicits and, revisit post-war art contexts and Freud's lesser known relationship to Ireland, that included a creative network of other artists and writers.

«People have often described my work as sculpture,» says McElheny, who only recently recognized the role of painting within his work from throughout the past two decades.

The show features abstract works, figurative paintings and works that examine the role of painting today.

Since 1960 Richter has produced an astonishingly diverse range of paintings including a number devoted to exploring the role of painting in relation to other visual cultures such as photography.

She has lectured on the role of the curator at various symposia such as Curating Now and The Role of Painting in the 21st Century.

Speakers will present their research on the role of painting in art today; the anthropological and ethnographic content that Freud's work elicits and revisit the critique of Freud's art, in the context of his relationship with Ireland and Irish Modernism.

Katharina Grosse's epic psychylustro — a five - mile - long «painting» sprayed intermittently along a stretch of train tracks in northeast Philadelphia — challenges a number of assumptions about the role of both painting and public art.