Sentences with phrase «smaller works in»

Currently I am concentrating on 42» x 36» paintings with smaller works in the periphery.

The titles of these smaller works in oil are references to the colors Romany used from the 36 choices developed by von Luschan.

He composes smaller works in his home studio, where Rindi, the family's latest rottweiler, keeps him company.

The gallery divides the show into two rooms, mostly based on size, with her monumental graphite drawings in the larger central gallery and a handful of smaller works in the back.

Much of the smaller works in this exhibition act as brief, bright moments of clarity.

I am confident that, had one of these canvases been cycled out for one of the other smaller works in the show, like the prickly Rough Hewn Greet the Light, this sense of innate visual unity would remain.

These smaller works in the Painting Gallery's foyer are among those from the holdings at the Glass House that have never been on view to the public.

So there will be about 15 smaller works in the show and probably no more than 60 altogether.

Central within the exhibition is the monumental bronze All I want is you (2016) and a series of smaller works in the same medium.

I hope the small works in the floral top — because it is really cute!

Mourmans visited the artist in his home on Shelter Island, New York, where he saw in the studio a rather unconvincing attempt at enlarging the small works in aluminum foil.

Later, when I was about 17 or 18 and in college, I began to study art history and sculpture, making small works in clay from a model — it was then that I considered this dream.

Chamberlain claims to have made about 50 small works in the spray lacquer method.

Collectively, they demonstrate the role for small works in each artist's portfolio, and the versatility of this size in demonstrating «best in class» talent across a multitude of themes and formats.

But the term properly covers many types of small works in three dimensions using the same techniques, including coins and medals, hardstone carvings, a term for small carvings in stone that can take detailed work.

The three smallest works in the exhibition are made from eggshells.

A few small works in the back room look dark and clotted.

He seems far less chipper wrapped in the embrace of his wife, Josephine, in a 1933 photo by Louise Dahl - Wolfe, one of dozens of small works in this space, most hung salon - style on a central wall.

The same gallery contains a triptych of small works in oil and collage (est. $ 150,000 - $ 200,000) by another Belgian artist, Francis Alÿs.

Three small works in oil on panel?comprise the «Amnesia» series.

BUCHANAN GALLERY: Small Gems, a group show of small works in various media, through May 10.

WHEN: September 16 — October 14, 2011 WHAT: Small works in Clay, Plastic, Glass, Wood... Continue reading →

Work accepted: Original small works in any media including painting, photography, printmaking, drawing, digitally created prints, small sculpture.

«As the seemingly countless small works in his fifth solo exhibition prove,» Roberta Smith wrote in The New York Times in 1989, «Andrew Masullo can make art out of anything.»

Muse Gallery will present small works in oil, acrylic, watercolor, print, photography, mixed media and sculpture.

If your preference is for a more intimate experience, then there are three small works in the show that will completely satisfy.

Time is the Diamond comprises twenty - two small works in less than twelve linear feet — miniatures, actually — using many of the same motifs and interventions found in Weathersby's larger paintings; the smallest measures approximately 2.5 x 1.5 inches, the largest just over 8 x 5 inches.

Small works in the Parrish collection by sculptors William King and Costantino Nivola complement and give context to the Nadelman gift.

So often with gargantuan Chelsea spaces, small art gets lost, and I just loved that alcove room on the second floor of 19th street where one walks to the left off the stairs (after stopping at the Gordon Matta - Clark piece) and there's only three small works in it.

Finally, for those who prefer their ceramics more firmly in the lineage of minimalism and geometric abstraction, two standouts are Zachary Leener «s psychedelic work in the booth of Los Angeles gallery Tif Sigfrids — which evokes a cactus or perhaps a key to an alternate reality — and Peter Shire «s small work in the Derek Eller Gallery booth — which could almost be a maquette for the next starchitect - designed Miami Beach resort.

The three smallest works in the exhibition, each 12 inches or so across, depict fantastically distorted scenes, with jagged bands of earth and sky arcing around dark centers.

Not exact matches

Amid all the angst about the small percentage of women who work in computer science, a new research paper has a surprising finding: Women may actually be better coders than men.

In order for your business to thrive, your staff needs to work as a team — especially if you have a small business and the employees work closely together.

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When Easton Wren arrived in Canada in 1968 to work for Amoco, Calgary was a small town with a tightly knit oil and gas industry.

For a growing small business it is very crucial that they pay more attention to actual task of business rather than in administrative work.

«The things that work when you're at smaller scale, may not work when you get bigger, and that includes the way you acquire customers, the way you deliver your service, and in this case, the way you park your service,» Behr said.

Obama graduated from Harvard Law School in 1991 and worked as a civil rights lawyer for a small Chicago firm.

Madsen looked at 609 family - run companies in Norway, many of which were small, first - generation companies, to see whether a firm's family influence and dynamic capabilities hinder or promote the type of entrepreneurship the business is working towards.

Square announced in April that it would offer its small business customers working capital loans, while small business e-commerce software company Shopify similarly announced last month that it has gotten into the market with merchant cash advances.

How it works: Online lenders are a fast - growing presence in the small business lending landscape.

Building consensus may work well in small companies, but not in large enterprises when multiple vice-presidents are involved.

Laingen started the network in 2004, while working for Minnesota Wire, a small manufacturing company that realized that high - tech entrepreneurs needed some way to band together and tap into the rich vein of military spending.

Most small business owners are stuck in the «technician» role, and they spend most of their time actually doing the work that their business provides.

Even though they might be creating jobs merely in the single or small double digits, they are the backbone of what makes America great, considering that a sizable proportion of the working population is employed by small businesses.

The idea behind the campaign is to engage and work with lawmakers in Washington, D.C. — as well as those in other states — to get them to start listening to small business owners, and do something about reversing this tide of increasing regulations.

In the meantime, other experts recommend that small business owners seek lenders that have developed a relationship - based focus for their lending efforts and work to build up their credibility and creditworthiness.

This means it is more difficult for small businesses to gain backing or grants from the government to allow them to be eco-friendly in the work place, whereas large companies are able to take matters into their own hands to some extent.

«An unforgettable cast of small - town characters copes with love and loss in this new work of fiction by number one bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout,» explains Amazon.