Sentences with phrase «series of black»

He has a series of black and white photos of full moon reflections on the water.

Nowhere is this better seen than in the room at Tate Modern devoted to his 14 Stations of the Cross, a series of black - and - white paintings, all the same size, painted between 1958 and 1966.

Creation is a Solitary Pursuit, Love is What Brings You Closer to Art will also feature 27 works from the artist's Love Forever series of black and white drawings that formed the precursor to Kusama's latest project, a brand new pumpkin sculpture and an original installation conceived specially for this exhibition.

Mark Rothko's descent into depression and eventual suicide was accompanied by a series of black paintings that culminated in the Rothko Chapel.

The exhibition features a new series of black - soap - and - wax - on - tile portraits mounted on a custom wallpaper, and it runs through December 20.

Indeed, her powerful Untitled (2008) series of black paintings carry the mystery and majesty not of a young woman then still in her 20s, but of an artist drawing on a lifetime of knowledge and experience.

From Jackson Pollock's pivotal series of black pourings to the monumental sculptures of Phyllida Barlow RA, we guide you through the week's top art events.

Returning to the materials used in the earlier series of Black Light Paintings, Corse is showing an epic 19 - foot painting as well as an additional 10 new corresponding paintings.

Is there an allusion, perhaps, to the all - black abstract paintings of Ad Reinhardt or even the early abstractions of Malevich in the series of black rectangles to be seen in the painting called Barn Window with White Square (1991)?

I was first enraptured by the series of black and white photographs of strange architectural bus shelters around Armenia.

Ad Reinhardt's series of black paintings far predate Kaufman's vertical hold (and its later Carrey incarnation) but fundamentally share in its desire for content to foil its mediation.

Nor did he create elegant perceptual conundrums out of solid black squares like Ad Reinhardt, nor structural pronouncements about what constitutes a painting, which is what young Frank Stella articulated with a 1958 - 1960 series of black - and - white striped canvases.

This series of black, grey and white abstract drawings have no shadows, no backdrops, nor perspective, underlining the ambiguity of how three dimensional compositions display on a flat surface.

In 1981, Armstrong created a series of black - and - white portraits which he showed at PS1's «New York / New Wave» exhibition.

Each composition begins in one corner and continues slowly, methodically in a single non-overlapping line until the surface is covered, resulting in a series of black and white paintings with a clear beginning and end to the creative process.

(1966, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam), and his series of black and white pictures (1958 — 66) entitled The Stations of the Cross.

At the same time his palette grew darker; he even produced a series of black pictures painted in oil and enamel paint on unprimed cotton duck canvases.

Works including Toyin Ojih Odutola's The Treatment series of black pen drawing of famous white men like President Herbert Hoover rendered black, Zoe Buckman's feminist Every Curve series of lingerie embroidered with Biggie and Tupac lyrics, and Titus Kaphar's George Washington's Chef oil on canvas painting explore the historical and present impact of blackness on the shaping of identity and popular culture.

Facing Star Choir, Laylah Ali's series of black - and - white works titled Commonplace Drawings intricately depict otherworldly creatures engaging with text culled from Butler's daily journals.

The resulting series of black and white photos range from; traffic at a street corner, a woman cleaning her window, to a boat slowly floating down the river Rhine, all of which identify poetry in the mundane...

The resulting series of black and white photos range from; traffic at a street corner, a woman cleaning her window, to a boat slowly floating down the river Rhine, all of which identify poetry in the mundane situations of everyday life.

In 2009, he began a series of black - and - white stripes produced by printing digital files of the stripes on pieces of folded linen, which record inconsistencies in ink and the scratches made by dragging the fabric across the floor to feed into the printer.

Law then went on to make a series of black paintings out of different combinations of dark colours that were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art Oxford in 1974.

Torkwase Dyson has dedicated a series of black abstract paintings to «black interiority», reclaiming traditions of abstraction and deploying them to deal with the physical spaces inhabited by black people, which are often absent from the mainstream narrative.

The exhibition features a new series of Black Lives Matter paintings conceived by the Richmond, Va. - born artist in response to the Michael Brown and Eric Garner killings and the rallying of communities across the United States in protest of police use of lethal force on unarmed black men and youth.

The series of black - and - white photographs depicted Weems at her kitchen table playing cards; smoking; sitting with her lover; reading with her daughter; doing her make - up.

The entrance to the Central Pavilion in the Gardini is festooned with a series of black fabric panels by Oscar Murillo, the U.S. - based Colombian artist, hanging among its neoclassical columns.

Gander has set up a little studio just inside the entrance to the fair, where he is printing up and mounting a series of black - and - white portraits to line the corridor: rather than mugshots of the famous, these are images of people looking past the camera at art that interests them.

«Rashid Johnson,» focuses on the artist's sculptural and installation works, and «Rashid Johnson: Anxious Men» explores a series of black soap and wax - on - tile portraits presented in a site - specific installation in the Drawing Room gallery in New York.

In 2012, Wiley painted, «An Economy of Grace,» a series of black women for the first time.

I have just completed another in my series of Black Monolith paintings, this one honors the rock n» roll master, Chuck Berry.

In Slain Trances, a series of black and white photomontages, Ostoya's investigation becomes more associative than analytical.

Concurrently, Mr. Katz has teamed with Barneys and the Art Production Fund to display a series of black and white mural portraits of 18 prominent women figures in the fashion world.

Stella's explorations began with his series of black «pin - stripe» paintings, which created a furor in the New York art world in 1959.

In General Song, Rodrigo Valenzuela reimagines images of the barricade for a new series of black and white photographs.

THE WORK General Song, Rodrigo Valenzuela's second solo exhibition at Upfor, reimagines images of the barricade in a new series of black and white photographs.

The formally reduced and at the same time most coherent group of structures is the series of black paintings, Soñé que Revelabas, reminiscent of modern musical notation.

It goes up alongside «Blind Spot,» an exhibition of a series of black pourings by Jackson Pollock — «the man of the hour,» Ligon jokes, moments before his own opening.

Head Shots, (StopOver Press 1996) is a series of black / white portraits that examines men seemingly caught in a moment of ecstasy.

Mikus arrived in New York in 1960, and in 1961 painted the first of her «Tablets» — the name she gave to a series of black, white and gray works that merge painting and bas - relief.

After Scott felt he had reached an endpoint with this body of work, he moved on to a series of black and white line paintings driven by the concept of making works so intensely optical that in theory they would be impossible for the human eye to view, a complete inversion of the traditional function of painting.

Whereas I tend to be very straight with my paintings except for the whole series of black paintings where I really repainted them over and over and then sanded them down in order to make an extremely impenetrable surface that looks kind of like Formica sometimes.

In a series of black history self - portraits, Cameroon - born photographer Samuel Fasso recreated a famous profile image of Malcolm X. His «African Spirits» series, which also includes images of Martin Luther King Jr., Angela Davis and Ethiopian Emperor Hailé Sélassie, among others, pays homage to major figures throughout the African diaspora whose principles, perspectives and actions shaped post-colonial thought.

He showed a series of black - and - white abstractions that played with figure - ground relationships.

Lisa Allen Multiverse This series of black and white film photography consists of modern day images of diverse locations with a vintage and otherworldly feeling.

He impressed pebbles into the dark pigment of his Night Blooming paintings (1951); the uninflected White Paintings (1951) became screens for light and shadow, responding to the conditions around them; and newspaper collage formed the ground of the series of black paintings (1951 — 53).

The work of the 12 shortlisted artists ranges from the almost humble (Saski Groneberg's Büropflanz, a series of black and white still lifes of plants that decorate otherwise glumly functional offices) to the cosmic (Thomas Ruff's series, ma.r.s, which comprises digitally compressed and colourised riffs on images transmitted from Mars by Nasa's Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft).

This little - known series of black FRP sculptures contrasts the natural and the man - made, ranging from rough, clod - like forms that lie low on the floor to highly polished, geometric shapes that stand tall like totems.

The work of these younger artists does, in any case, match very well with the atmosphere in Baltz's series of black - and - white pictures.

Lawrence Fine Art will present work by seminal pop artist Marjorie Strider and a series of black on white works by Rolph Scarlett, among others, at the upcoming Boston International Fine Art Show, November 13 - 16.