Sentences with phrase «style surrealism»

Think German - style surrealism meets Futurist sculpture meets the sweaty oppression of the Everglades — all on very large canvases.

Not exact matches

I do mostly cartoon style / anime art and surrealism.

There are also moments of magical realism and startling surrealism (with a drum - based score that can be distracting) that are so in - your - face, I often wished the bombardment of style would shut up so I could hear the characters.

Students collaborate in pairs to research any of these art styles: realism, impressionism, post-impressionism, expressionism, fauvism, cubism, futurism, or surrealism.

Research, Writing, and the «Isms» Paula Guhin Students collaborate in pairs to research any of these art styles: realism, impressionism, post-impressionism, expressionism, fauvism, cubism, futurism, or surrealism.

Research, Writing, and the «Isms» Submitted by Paula Guhin Students collaborate in pairs to research any of these art styles: realism, impressionism, post-impressionism, expressionism, fauvism, cubism, futurism, or surrealism.

How do you think the general audience is going to take to that style of surrealism?

-- Pixel Related (9/10) All clearly inspired by the nightmarish flesh - stretching surrealism of HR Giger with occasional hellscapes in the style of Hieronymus Bosch, Tormentumis never less than amazing to look at and the push to see the next piece of f *** ed - up artwork is what drove me on through the game the most.

Aaron Curry melds pop culture, surrealism, and modernism, creating a futuristic vision from historical styles of abstract art.

For much of the twentieth century, it nurtured a strong style of figurative surrealism, as in the works of Ivan Albright and Ed Paschke.

Since the 1950s, artist Maria Lassnig has incorporated painting techniques from various art - historical periods into her practice — realism, surrealism, and expressionism alike — in an effort to develop a distinct style of painting that blends figuration with abstraction.

The pull that surrealism had on Margo in Europe strengthened in the United States, where the style was gaining momentum, thanks to an influx of artists fleeing the rising tide of European fascism.

While Margo's work encompassed biomorphism in the 1940s and calligraphy in the 1950s, his debt to surrealism remained apparent in both his visual style and his conception of art.

My style spans a range of surrealism and abstraction because emotions can sometimes be more powerfully expressed with a central focal point for personal identification.

He was one of the first American artists to embrace surrealism and his style seems to be a blend of various types of painting incorporating techniques that range from the Renaissance to Folk Art and, of course, to Surrealism.

Often incorporating human elements into her style, she ranges from abstract expressionism to flowing surrealism.

He drew from a repository of styles — adapting tendencies in cubism and surrealism to transform figures into biomorphic shapes and developing his own highly personal vocabulary.

While Eisenman's figurative style references a range of academic traditions — from WPA murals to surrealism — her razor - sharp wit and intimate subject matter reveal a language that is completely her own.

There he learned to paint, emulating the styles of others, assuming the guises of impressionism, cubism, surrealism and more.

Painting styles range from Classical Painting styles to abstract figuration and paintings that make use of surrealism.

Of course, artists continued working in representative styles, but the buzz of the day now ranged from Kandinski's first purely abstract works to surrealism's fantastical compositions and Picasso's sometimes bizarre and fractured subjects.

She eventually invented her own unique dance style that included surreal stage props (like giant hands worn as gloves by the artist), and massive drawings to create theatrical performances that combined Latin - American surrealism with New York's signature minimalist approach to dance.

The Italian illustrator, who's based in Dundee, loves to create illustrations using a wealth of bright colours, and describes her style as «fun» and «naive», inspired by pop surrealism, collage, psychedelia from the 1960s and street art.

«I try to incorporate the artist / muse relationship symbolically with figurative surrealism through optical illusion, distortion, and an expressionist style.»

Prior to his father's death Mel befriended the painter Joseph Stella who became his artistic guide and mentor, introducing him to the avant - garde styles of cubism and surrealism and encouraging the younger painter to experiment.

Now no style, no technique or material can pretend uniquely to speak for the times as, for example, abstract expressionist painting did in New York in the»50s or surrealism did in Paris in the early»20s.

Theirs is a conceptual world wherein wildly different graphic styles, modes of address, and levels of sophistication are constantly in flux, and in these artists I see a growing output of digitally accented surrealism.

From this cultural collision emerged a style whose roots lay abroad — for the most part in cubism and surrealism — but whose look and meaning were without precedent.

Ten years ago in 2006 Corey Helford Gallery held its first exhibition spending the past decade at the forefront of modern contemporary art, a mix of pop surrealism, street art and other styles

Modern and contemporary styles represented in the collection include precisionism, surrealism, abstract expressionism, geometric abstraction, pop and op art, Fluxus, photo realism, and minimalism, as well as works that explore social and political issues.

The artists will present 30 new paintings on canvas in styles such as surrealism and abstract expressionism, inspired by artists including Picasso, Salvador Dali, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.

In terms of her own style, Milanesi describes it as «a blend of abstract expressionism and Dada / surrealism with a dash of realism.»

Not unlike his Melbourne contemporary Russell Drysdale (1912 - 81), Nolan's mature style borrows heavily from expressionism and (very occasionally) from surrealism.

Her styled portraiture and theatrically staged scenes reference surrealism and her native history and culture.

He explored a variety of subjects in his signature style, including still life, explosions, brushstrokes, and artistic movements such as cubism, surrealism, and expressionism.

Despite his flat «cartoon» style, and the fact he often exhibited as a Pop artist, Wesley's intentions were closer to those of surrealism.

Despite its conservative style illusionistic surrealism continued the movement's radical exploration of the content and workings of the unconscious mind, although it was the abstract wing of the surrealist movement that influenced members of the New York School in the forties.

This American artist and art professor is well known for her figurative style of painting incorporating subjects of surrealism.

Konrad Klapheck is a German artist whose style of painting combines features of realism, surrealism and a pop art.

His work took on a singular style, which defies categorization but shows the influences of the dominant movements of the 1950s, abstract expressionism and surrealism, as well as the dominant movements of the 1930s and early 1940s, social realism and the American Scene.

He has at some point been identified with nearly every style of the 20th century — from surrealism's free association and the gestures of abstract expressionism to the cerebral forms of minimalism and the brutish marks of graffiti.

The resulting Venice Guggenheim collection, with masterpieces ranging in style from cubism and surrealism to abstract expressionism, has become one of the most visited cultural attractions in Venice.

«Arch Enemy is Philadelphia's freshest new venue for the new contemporary art scene and is dedicated to exhibiting emerging and established artists focusing on lowbrow, pop surrealism, realism, decorative, figurative, urban, macabre and narrative style art in a wide range of mediums.

Conceptualizing artwork that bridges the strong tradition of imagery in Chicago and his own style of surrealism, Lee Grantham creates energetic pieces that are painted in reverse on plexiglass.

His style is a pastiche of abstract expressionism and low - brow pop surrealism, with vivid, bold fractals of nature redefining the contemporary practice of portraiture.

Although he never completed high school or received formal art training, Seliger immersed himself in the history of art and experimented with different painting styles including pointillism, cubism, and surrealism.

Since surrealism was an entire art ethos — addressing form, content, and just as importantly, an artist's entire relationship to art — New York was crucial not just for Baziotes's style but also his approach to creating images.

By 1933, the young artist had settled in the French capital, where he was surrounded by a number of painters devoted to surrealism, and although he claimed little affinity with this style, his landscape work sometimes hints at the influence of surrealist masters such as Giorgio de Chirico.