Sentences with phrase «sign painting technique»

Keogh's graphic canvases made using a traditional sign painting technique that aligns her with artists like James Rosenquist, Patrick Caulfield and Tom Wesselmann.

Bringing his cultural heritage to the United States, Nakayama incorporates Japanese and American influences within traditional sign painting techniques.

(«Milestones James Rosenquist,» «Time,» April 17, 2017, p. 15) In 2003, art critic Peter Schjeldahl asked of Rosenquist's application of sign painting techniques to fine art thus:» [W] as importing the method into art a bit of a cheap trick?

Not exact matches

This super easy technique will have you painting signs and transferring printed fonts or graphics from your computer like a pro in no time.»

Employing the postmodern technique of pastiche, where the close display of disparate images and styles tends to reduce everything to equivalent signs, Salle's paintings function as metaphors for the dizzying onslaught of media culture.

While Nutt's art was undoubtedly inspired by mid-twentieth-century pop culture — especially comic books, advertisements, jukebox and pinball machine art, and street signs — it also explores the formal devices and techniques of historical painting.

This striking painting was made through an airbrushing technique that the artist learned after signing up for auto - body school.

While it was undoubtedly inspired by mid-twentieth century pop culture, especially comic books, advertisements, jukebox and pinball machine art, and street signs, Nutt's art also explores the formal devices and techniques of historical painting.

Lacing Action painting and Color Field painting with a postmodern twist, Zimmermann's abstract motifs seem to spring from more figurative representations: he uses computer graphics and «dithering» (a technique that displays images without firm edges so as to give a more colorful appearance) to deform images, texts and signs from his own massive archive of images, evoking the atlases of Gerhard Richter and Aby Warburg.

The signs and symbols in Varelas» work resemble automatic painting or children's drawings, with added dynamism deriving from the artist's highly physical, expressive technique.

A super-promising artist who uses sign - painting techniques, math, mysticism, and philosophy to «explore the impossible... to violate itself, or crumple it, or double it back on itself.»

From the off the works are rich in colour and intrigue with Caulfield's anonymous paint technique leaving no bush marks and no classic signs of the artist's hand at work.

Rosenquist deftly applied sign - painting techniques to the large - scale paintings he began creating in 1960.

Rosenquist applied sign - painting techniques to the large - scale paintings he began creating in 1960.

Rosenquist's style of Pop is exemplified by his room - size masterpiece F - 111 (1965, MOMA, NY), in which he made full use of his applied art and sign - painting techniques.