Sentences with word «silkscreen»

Applying the same methodology to an edition of silkscreen prints on paper, Stockholder spontaneously created imagery that leaps from the page in a variety of different directions.

Portfolio of 30 screenprints on archival paper and platinum print with silkscreen on paper in original portfolio case

His practice draws on the legacy of non-symbolic abstraction in making the series of works he terms «Black Dada,» which in the MOCA show included large paintings of silkscreen ink on canvas, such as «Black Dada / Column (A / A)» (2015).

Painted in 1991, the painting demonstrates one of the most well - known phrases from the artist's celebrated series of joke paintings rendered in silkscreen ink upon a vast, mulberry pink - hued canvas.

The show features a set of silkscreen paintings from LA - based artist Knowledge Bennett, including work from his series Cojones, Marilyn, Share a Coke and Mao Trump.

Jan Vercruysse's Charlie Was a Sailor (2014) takes the form of four parts in grey cardboard with silkscreen printing of words and / or symbols, phrases (both complete and incomplete) and blocks of colour.

National YWCA of the USA, commission to design and print silkscreens in an edition of 12, to be used as 1991 Racial Justice Awards, New York Headquarters.

Helen Frankenthaler Air Frame 1965 Color silkscreen on White Arches double - weight watercolor paper # 199 of 200 Published by Tanglewood Press, New York; printed by Steve Poleski of Chiron Press, New York Signed lower right in graphite with date; edition lower left Sheet: 22» x 17»; Frame: 24.5» x 20»

Once this initial painted layer was dry, Warhol printed the photographic silkscreen image on top.

Shoults, who came to the arts center five years ago, was working toward the reaccreditation of the center when she dove into the inventory and came up wowed, first by a collection of silkscreens from New York's famed Printmaking Workshop, headed up by Robert Blackburn, who produced work by Helen Frankenthaler, Jasper Johns and other top New York School artists.

The gallery is excited to announce the release of a new limited edition silkscreen print by Donald Baechler.

She applies the photo manipulations to the painted canvases using a four - color silkscreen process.

Noguchi's solo exhibition «Light Reaching the Future» held at the IZU PHOTO MUSEUM in 2011, in which she juxtaposed such photographic works with silkscreen works had served to further deepen her consideration both towards light and to photography (the film camera), by means of methodically deconstructing and inspecting the compositional elements of the photograph.

The artist creates a recognizable format that those familiar with contemporary art instantly recognize, that of multiple photographs silkscreened onto canvas, which seems to encourage the viewer to see them as elements of realism.

Warhol would paint on a canvas first, and then print the photographic silkscreen image on top.

Hamiltons presents Daido Moriyama: SCENE, an exhibition of photographs selected by gallery owner Tim Jefferies from Moriyama's extensive oeuvre and produced exclusively for Hamiltons as silkscreens on canvas.

Using silkscreen images of film stills, the work is printed on a mounted acrylic panel over 6 feet tall.

Elsewhere, the solo presentation of Matthew Brannon's new silkscreen works at Casey Kaplan (C1) runs alongside his «Concerning Vietnam», opening at the gallery on May 1.

Her painting styles itself add texture too, especially in her abstract canvases, combining older silkscreen techniques with digital imaging technologies like Microsoft paint, impasto brushwork with newspaper ads.

Nagle will be surrounded by some of those greats in «Color Shift» at the Berkeley Art Museum, a group exhibition of abstract works drawn mostly from the permanent collection, including a 1961 oil by Mark Rothko and a 1971 enamel over silkscreen grid by Jennifer Bartlett and seldom - seen objects like a chromatic color - chart - like 1967 oil by Robert Swain and a 1970 acrylic on a shaped canvas by Harvey Quaytman.

Sonnabend's legacy might be best captured by the one image of her that appears in the show: a Warhol silkscreen portrait, in which Sonnabend's skin has been colored a bubblegum pink, her hair shaded in deep purple shadows as she offers the vaguest hint of a smile.

Perry has spent the last few months in L.A., where she's been working intensely making silkscreen works printed on mirrors, a new film piece, sculptures, and smaller video vignettes for her major solo show and U.S. debut at Steve Turner.

A conceptual artist whose practice includes silkscreen paintings, photographic collage, video, performance, and publishing, Adam Pendleton is an energizing figure with a reputation on the rise.

In anticipation of Michigan Stories: Jim Shaw and Mike Kelley, opening at the MSU Broad in November 2017, The Bells Angels (Simon Bernheim and Julien Sirjacq) produced original silkscreen prints for EXPO CHICAGO.

Jennifer Bartlett Swimming Pool early 1970s Enamel over silkscreen grid on baked enamel steel plates 2 plates, overall 12 x 25 inches (BP # 2978)

Paul Stolper Gallery presents exhibition of six new inkjet and foil block prints by Damien Hirst «Utopia» will display works depicting rows of either pills, diamonds or cigarettes arranged in metal cabinets, together with «Till Death Do Us Part,» a series of ten foil block skulls on brightly coloured silkscreened paper.

In the late 70's and into the 1980's Warhol was at the height of creating silkscreened editions of his art and had streamlined the screenprinting process.

Kayrock and Wolfy, the Brooklyn - based artists, who work together as Kayrock Screenprinting, have been producing silkscreen posters for bands, performances, benefits, and artists for the past six years.

Soto, Houston Penetrable, 2004 - 14, lacquered aluminum structure, PVC tubes, and water - based silkscreen ink, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Caroline Wiess Law Accessions Endowment Fund.

The very first silkscreens depict America's most wanted, as objects of both desire and fear.

There's something so fluid yet awkwardly descriptive about the way the figure is rendered with an economy of wet strokes, utterly other from the alien «landscape» he's crawling across — which is dry brushed and looks like silkscreen ink.

The resulting paintings contain a luminous interplay between the mirror - like finish of the metal surfaces — reflecting a view that changes from every vantage point — and the highly saturated colors of the pigmented wax and traditional acrylic silkscreen images.

His layered silkscreen collages of freaks, queers, queens, dancers and performers struck me as rebellious, extravagant, nightmarish and aesthetically clever.

Whatever the source, Rauschenberg's Spreads marked the artist's return to the size and complexity of his earlier Combines and large silkscreen paintings after approximately five years of making mostly austere, minimalist art.

This black and white silkscreen print from Longo's series Monsters (2000 - 2004), which was featured at the 2004 Whitney Biennial, is a work that is typical of Longo's highly detailed ima...

Building on the story of the very first silkscreens in contemporary art, the exhibition, Late Series, presents two artworks from some of the most important later series by Rauschenberg, amongst other Borealis, Urban Bourbon, Night Shades, Scenarios and his last one: Runts.

Confucius is a signed silkscreen limited edition by Peter Blake from his Paris series.Read more

100 copies only, full color and black - and - white xerox, 2 - color silkscreened cover.

The museum has also arranged to exhibit Rauschenberg's «A Quake in Paradise (Labyrinth),» a large 1994 work made of groups of silkscreened panels — some clear, others reflective — arranged in a maze - like configuration.

Here the issues of her sculptural studies conform images into silkscreens, onto which she then draws.

AFTER THE BIENNIAL, she followed up with large - scale, multi-panel paintings, layering silkscreened images with ink mark making and defining gestures with acrylic.

Fine art silkscreen print with hand - torn edges, expertly mounted and framed in a recessed solid ash black box frame, with waxed finish.

While his Night Shade series includes works onto which Rauschenberg applied acids to tarnish gray and black brushed aluminum, his Phantom series includes pale, ghostlike imagery that Rauschenberg silkscreened onto aluminum as well with clear epoxy and acrylic.

However, the blind drawings «Roraryboryellas (blind-fold drawing)» (undated), a territory also mined by Robert Morris, do not match the wit and vision displayed in many of his early works from the Dwan Gallery exhibitions, including Six Sites (1966 - 67), where he reproduced the walls of the gallery at 90 % scale using silkscreen photographs.

From iconic silkscreen graphics to black light paintings, McGinness creates a hybrid of experience that move beyond the traditional canvas.

From Black, White and Grey, the first museum exhibition of Minimalist art; to publishing limited edition silkscreen portfolios of work by major contemporary artists in the 1960s; to advocating for Earth art that manipulates the natural landscape; Wagstaff was a trailblazer and an influential tastemaker in contemporary art.

The American Colour series 2012 combine silkscreen elements from the early 1990s with newly constructed and configured colour panels.

By painting layer upon layer of whites and off - whites over silkscreened elements used in previous works — monochrome forms taken from reproductions, enlargements of details of photographs, screens, and polaroids of his own paintings — he accretes the surface of his pressurized paintings while apparently voiding their very substance.