Sentences with phrase «sweeping gestures of»

Their expressive, very subjective pictures seem to be trapped in paint, while Karin Davie's recent neoprene twists are three - dimensional translations of the sweeping gestures of her painting.

The visuals are much weaker in part three as well, the occasional sweeping gesture of Peter Deming's camera a pale imitation of the stalking SteadiCam Craven has given us twice before.

Not exact matches

Other children were taught to use the left hand to sweep under the left - hand side of the equation and the right hand to sweep under the right - hand side of the equation, that is, equalizing in gesture.

We have a selection of concrete gestures, irresistible gift ideas and messages, topped off with inspiration for a grand romantic gesture to sweep her off her feet.

At the same time, the imaginative fertility of Anderson's latest movies — the way they conflate meticulously re-created historical details with wild confabulations and surreal touches of pure fantasy, always trying to top their own sweeping gestures with wider and weightier ones — is linked, in my mind, with the way they close off all possible routes of access to the respective cultural mainstreams of the eras they depict.

Camera angles, dramatic pans, sweeps, and character gestures will keep players glued to the action regardless of how many times they may have sat through them back in 1998.

Each of the resulting works has its own simple descriptive title linked to sensation, place or event — Mumbai Wedding, Border, Chowpattie Beach, Natural Phenomenon, Goanese, Party, Night Falls and so on — but together they form the opus Indian Waves, an sweeping tide of colour and gesture whose ebbs and flows are both optimistic and ominous.

Influenced by Cubism, he created a vocabulary of interlocking shapes and bold, sweeping gestures that served as a transition between his early figurative expressionism and his later abstract constructivist concerns.

His visceral engagement with emotions, thoughts and other intangibles gives his abstract imagery extraordinary immediacy, while his skilful use of fluid pigment, applied with dance - like movements and sweeping gestures that seldom actually touched the surface, broke decisively with tradition.

The works also reference the artist's process and the physical act of drawing, as Myers makes sweeping gestures with her arms to create arcs of pathways that extend across the picture plane.

The sweeping gestures and fearless colors of Liliane Tomasko's stunning paintings are the lure, but once I engaged with the...

The sweeping gestures and fearless colors of Liliane Tomasko's stunning paintings are the lure, but once I engaged with the work I found myself trying to unravel some of the skein of three - dimensional layers in the big, bold, recent Who you were is not what you will be.

Selected recent group exhibitions include: A Journey from a sweeping gesture to a lasting effect, VITRINE, Basel, CH (2016); Being Boring, Living Art Museum, Reykjavik, IS (2016); L'Hospice des Mille - Cuisses, CAN, Neuchâtel, CH (2015); Works on Paper by Sculptors, The Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK (2015).

A sweeping survey of small, original artworks created by contemporary artists from across the globe, «Priority Mail» is a grand and inclusive gesture for our intimate gallery space in Park Slope, Brooklyn: ALL of the first 250 submissions mailed to the gallery will be accepted and shown in the exhibition!

Here, the artist has created a playground of positive and negative space where soft globes and sweeping gestures loop in and out of a distance ground.

Consider, for example, Athos Zacharias, at 89 a force of nature judging by his wildly whirling Sufi, an oil on paper with blurred colors and sweeping gestures that whip past the eye just as the dancers spin, everything a blur.

Willem de Kooning, whose whiplash lines and sweeping gestures defined «action painting» in the popular imagination nearly as much as Jackson Pollock's drips, is said to have painted in a frenzy for a rolling camera, only to scrape it all out when the filming stopped because the reality of how he worked — painting a stroke, then staring at it for a few hours — seemed too dull to film.

The inaugural exhibition of the gallery's new permanent space is a group exhibition titled A Journey from a sweeping gesture to a lasting effect.

gestural (adj) of or relating to the movement of the body to express an idea, sentiment, or attitude; in the application of paint, the use of sweeping, expansive movements in which the gestures of the artist's hand are evident.

His visit to Piet Mondrian's studio in 1930 had an immense imprint on the maturation of his style, the sweeping linear gestures in Calder's mobiles later became the inspirationof a number of modern and contemporary masters such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.

Neo-Expressionism, the last of the truly famous movements to sweep the art world, arose in the late 1970s as a reaction against the austere, cerebral cool of Minimalism and Conceptual art, combining richly applied paint and attention - grabbing artistic gestures in an attempt to revive the hotter heroics of painters like van Gogh and the Abstract Expressionists.

Although I could see the attraction in terms of how to deal with architectural space and sweeping gestures that would bring fragmentary objects together as one coherent pictorial unity, I'm curious what other impulse is behind it?

In her latest paintings, Houshiary's organic gestures manifest in diaphanous, sweeping marks that appear to undulate and vibrate across the surface of the canvas.

In Light Giver Light Taker and Chalk Bike, Rhode expands the idea of what can be used as a drawing instrument by utilizing unconventional objects to make marks, here in sweeping, performative gestures, on the gallery's walls and floor.

Cleve Gray explored abstract gestures, color and emotional resonance, renouncing figurations, and was known for his large - scale sweeps of calligraphy - inspired marks.

This time the installation seems to have swept aside the problems of its placing, with some easy gesture of spatial mastery.

Extension and Trajectory are both part of the Arc of the Curve series from 2004, and examine movement through space and the curve of a line, from broad, sweeping gestures to slight bends and turns.

Grand Gestures explores the autographic mark, executed in sweeping strokes of brilliant color which became the expressive vehicle for Franz Kline, Michael Goldberg, Hans Hofmann, Sam Francis, Joan Mitchell and others who came to be known as abstract expressionists.

This method of making abstract art involved dripping and smearing the paint onto the canvas in dramatic sweeping gestures.

He is most recognized for his action paintings, with vigorous sweeping gestures inspired by improvisational jazz music, and his unorthodox use of studio objects to paint such as the paintbrush handle.

A point could almost be the opposite of a gesture, I'm thinking of pointillism where all those dots of colour negate the action of the sweeping brush stroke, yet once the dots are aggregated gestures of a sort do start to emerge.

Eliminating the variation of scale — all works in each group of drawings are the same size — Fowler uses sweeping lines and gestures as a response to the internal (Escaping Forward) or external (9 Imperfect Compositions) shape or boundary of each drawing.

One of the great illusions of the climate movement has always been that the problem would or could be solved with a grand, sweeping gesture like a climate tax or a binding international agreement.

The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, struck at a time when REALTORS ® were ready, willing, and able to make a sweeping philanthropic gesture.