Sentences with phrase «series of minimalist»

Charged by the energy of the exploding art scene and discovering the works of his American contemporaries while in New York, including Abstract Expressionists Mark Rothko, Hans Hoffman and Ad Reinhardt, Douaihy moved away from his earlier academic style and began his much sought - after series of minimalist abstract paintings.

Christoph Dahlhausen, Study for intervention, 2010 July 31 — October 31, 2010 Curator: Lesley Harding This project by Christoph Dahlhausen (Germany) and David Thomas (Australia), their second collaboration, takes the form of a series of minimalist and subtle interventions in the transitory spaces and often overlooked zones at Heide.

San Francisco - based artist Evelyn Reyes has been diligently creating robust series of minimalist drawings at Creativity Explored for the past 15 years; over this time she has consistently maintained a presence in the contemporary outsider art discourse...

The result is an extremely pleasing series of minimalist imagery — a lot of which you can purchase to adorn your own walls.

Singapore - based art director Zi Wei Tain has taken note of Dicaprio's style successes and transformed them into a series of minimalist posters that are just as stylish as the suits themselves.

Talbot Rice Gallery, 31 July — 3 October 2015 Hanne Darboven is perhaps best known for her series of minimalist installations that involved painstakingly transcribing dates in what the artist called «mathematical prose».

SHAPEGUARD, a photo series of minimalist snapshots of Miami's colorful rescue towers captured by Paolo Pettigiani.

Monolicious II, a new series of minimalist architectural photography shot by Sebastian Weiss.

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This post is part of Minimalist Holidays, a series inspired by the idea that you can enjoy the holidays more when you do less.

The holidays are a great time to inspire kids to create and give and today, as part of Asha and my Minimalist Holidays series, I wanted to share 14 ideas for kid crafted gifts.

When we started writing Minimalist Parenting, we wrote a series of posts called «Share Your Brilliance» in which we asked for peoples» thoughts on...

As part of Asha and my Minimalist Holidays series (be sure to click over and check out the other great posts!)

The holiday season is upon us and I'm super excited to announce Minimalist Holidays, a series of posts inspired by the central theme of Minimalist Parenting: that you can enjoy life more when you do less.

I originally wrote this for our Minimalist Holidays series, but I think it's worth revisiting as many of us have decluttering and simplifying on our minds.

The show came to a close with a series of «90s - inspired minimalist silky slip gowns — perfect antidotes to the frothy, floral dresses Marchesa showed the night before.

In complete contrast, the film is interjected with a series of austere, minimalist performances by the self - taught Kinshasa Symphonic Orchestra.

The Minimalist Series of furniture first appearing in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Making his feature narrative debut, director William Oldroyd takes a minimalist approach to things, allowing a series of slow, steady transitions and dissolves to help depict both the passing of time as well as Katherine's shifting psychological state of being.

Deeper and deeper Charley travels into the truth of Jerry's nightly activities, uncovering a secret passageway with locked cells on either side and witnessing a feeding (The victim gives the first of a few notable character moments when she shows concern for the kid as the life slowly drains from her), until Gillespie brings the sequence to a minimalist climax with a precise series of pans that track Jerry's movements while Charley awaits a moment to escape.

The new Shelby Series 2 is the evolution of that minimalist car, offering breathtaking performance in a modern two seat roadster.»

This sleek, minimalist version was built in a very limited series of ten to celebrate Donkervoort's tenth anniversary in 1988.

The series, which was born in the pages of Anders Nilsen's art school sketchbook, centers around the journey of tiny talking birds, set against minimalist landscapes.

In the opening, Campo Santo does a good job breaking your heart into pieces with a minimalist series of text sprinkled in as you learn the controls.

The game's single player component features a campaign for each, but these are essentially a series of missions introduced by a paragraph or two of text to provide a minimalist story.

But, after getting a handle on horizontal and vertical attacks, guard impacts, and the 8 - way run, Soulcalibur quickly became my favorite fighting series because of its elegant, rock - paper - scissors gameplay and its minimalist design.

It plays out a bit like Risk, but enhanced with the «influence» elements of recent flavours of Sid Meier's Civilization series and a minimalist implementation of the resource gathering from games like «The Settlers» and «Kingdom for Keflings».

The result is a game that brings together a series of brilliantly designed levels that set the bar in terms of imaginative possibilities and tactile realizations, leaving it difficult to complain about the new aesthetic that simplifies the larger view by stitching it altogether with minimalist detail.

Smaller than the previous Xbox One models, and featuring a sleek, minimalist black design, the machine updates the technical specifications of the series, but is compatible with all current games.

In his series Nowhere in Particular, Berlin - based photographer Matthias Heiderich captured a range of minimalist architectural shots during a road trip through America, covering British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada and Wyoming.

Stella's «Black Paintings,» a series of pinstriped Minimalist works from 1958 — 60, for example, have fetched up to $ 5 million at auction, but most of his more recent works sell for well under $ 1 million.

The series of monochrome tweet paintings, of which @TheRealHennessy Tweets, Moby is an outstanding example, presents the viewer with a strangely puzzling juxtaposition of a minimalist canvas and painted words.

This series, begun in 1950, included literally hundreds of paintings and had a huge impacton on the Minimalists» obsession with his investigations into the indistinctness of optical perception.

In 2010, the exhibition Lines in Space: Paule Vézelay & Linda Karshan featured Linda Karshan's recent minimalist drawings as a complement to the purity of Paule Vézelay's constructions (the «Lines in Space» series) and her related drawings spanning the 1930s to 1970.

Kirstin Mitchell's tranquil gradient series and alluring minimalist statements, in a single room punctuated by quirky objects, seem notably different from the complex gestural abstractions by Karen Schwartz that fill the rest of Hathaway Gallery's expansive spaces.

During the run of the show, Superior Viaduct will feature the work of photographer Ruby Ray, screen films by renowned minimalist composer Phill Niblock, and present a series of live performances including including legendary sax player Roscoe Mitchell, dissonant acoustic guitarist Bill Orcutt, and more.

However, there is evidence of the connection between the Minimalist and New Wave sensibilities in the series of essays that Robert Smithson wrote in the late»60s and early»70s.

The fact that Mr. Noland, a pioneer of Color Field painting in the 1960's, works in series and in a usually Minimalist mode of hard - edge abstraction sometimes brings the curse of formula to his compositions.

Rothenberg made her name in New York in the 1970s, with a series of horse paintings, bucking the prevailing minimalist, abstract trend.

PLACE IN ART HISTORY: Though known for his abstract and minimalist paintings and sculptures, Frank Stella created a series of combine paintings in his own geometric style.

Fred Sandback: Renowned for his Minimalist, conceptual sculptures, Fred Sandback's best - known works were made using colored acrylic yarn, like his «leaning» series, which used lengths of yarn, extended between walls and floors, to alter the perception of a space.

Following his Sky and Torn Sky / Cloud series from the early 1970s, Goode turned towards what can be seen as an existential inquiry into Minimalist painting, color, and the reification of the painting as an object.

In his richly hued, minimalist works, Kim seeks to push the edges of what we understand as abstract painting by using the medium to develop an idea that typically gets worked out over the course of an ongoing series.

In keeping with the duality of day and night, the exhibition sprawls across two floors of the museum, with exclusively black works such as the twelve - part mask series MOONRISE (2004), the minimalist X sculpture Lessness (2003) or one of Rondinone's psychologically haunting, ambient sound installations being shown on the basement level.

There is a still - prevalent trend in painting to discuss abstract and minimalist composition as accomplished through a series of logical moves — the development of formulas and blueprints more associated with «design» than any kind of affective reaction.

For the «Waves Series» he delicately, yet with great physical exertion and in a single exhalation, whisked at the surface of each painting, creating minimalist, repeated yet ad hoc sweeps across the surface.

The show begins with Genzken's crafted minimalist sculptures — structurally engineered and with a very obvious architectural basis — and culminate with her series of assemblages and installations that she is most well known for creating.

Work by Douglas Witmer February 25 — April 2, 2011 As a departure from his larger minimalist paintings, Douglas Witmer has two series of intimate, seldom seen works.

The installation mirrors the functioning bulbs installed on the gallery ceiling and is part of an ongoing series of sculptures that deal with an investigation of light and the transformation of industrial design items into iconic minimalist sculptures.

Whereas the image of the bamboo itself is minimalist, two - dimensional and nearly naive, the quality of execution gives the entire series a textural sense of three - dimensionality.

Baconian Empericism originating in 16th Century Dutch Landscape painting and finding its way into the grid of minimalist painting is manifest as a series of intersecting metal framings that hold the mirrors in place and distribute the urban scene along a flat grid.