Sentences with phrase «there as a fine artist»

Although it's a fun place to be, it generally caters to a lower - end, more craft - oriented market and it's difficult to stand out there as a fine artist.

Not exact matches

If you're one of the nearly 50 - percent of fine artists that identifies as self - employed, there's a good chance that your income doesn't come in nice, consistent amounts every week.

Throughout the history of art there has been an interrelationship, if not a tension, between so - called «fine» art and craft, as artists sought for centuries to reach a higher social status than that of simple craftsman.

The work that a few installation artists were doing with tape attracted me to it and I felt that there could be more to this medium as a fine art.

As being an artist my whole life there are many things here I have to disagree with about posting fine art on Pinterest.

There are many fine books available that will help you improve as an artist.

His own teaching — there as well as at Cornell University, Cooper Union in New York City, Yale University, and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art — influenced many famous American artists, including the late Bob Blackburn, an African American artist whose legendary fine art print shop got underway thanks to his mentor, Will BarFine Art — influenced many famous American artists, including the late Bob Blackburn, an African American artist whose legendary fine art print shop got underway thanks to his mentor, Will Barfine art print shop got underway thanks to his mentor, Will Barnet.

MJ: And another thing that I've always been struck by, because I also was a student of Josef Albers», was that there was a relationship drawn, or existed between the study of design in a very practical way that related to any kind of study of art, as well as craft, so that people like Trude Guermonprez or Anni Albers, who were known for their work in textile, or Margarite who was known in ceramics, were considered fine artists.

There could be no finer retort than the eloquent paintings of McArthur Binion, which employ the artist's own private documents as the primary layer of beautifully worked lattices.

In the meantime P&O have 7,000 artworks to shift, which as The Daily Telegraph reported at the time of Ventura's launch «could fill the Tate Modern seven times», though it is highly unlikely, despite what the purchasing passengers might justifiably assume, that even one of Ventura's «finest pieces of modern art by leading British artists» will ever be seen there.

To this which Fine promptly said, «I know I was as good as anybody else in there,» However, Perle Fine was not the only female artist that was affected by this statement, artists such as Fannie Hillsmith and Lee Krasner were also deeply affected.

Her works evoke impressions of remembered experience and landscapes from her roots as an Italian, as well as reference to religious iconography, using poetic ways of combining found and fine art materials — a practice that comes in part from years of living in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she encountered a number of beat - era artists there, and from her previous career in dance.

Organized by LACMA, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and the Cincinnati Art Museum, this exhibition is Pousette - Dart's largest in a museum on the West Coast and will showcase the artist's transcendental mysticism in fifty drawings from 1940 to 1992, representing his progression through as many styles — from the totemic, which marked his early years, to the abstract black - and - white of his later works — as there were decades of production.

Fine, but is there some rule now that every artist has to be claimed as a Brit?

Now, as this historical thread comes of age and recognizes itself in the mirror of history and on the faces of its youth, as the pioneers of the culture are canonized and the younger artists are united, there are many more opportunities afforded them within the design market, auction houses and fine art world, as these communities continue grow in their recognition of the cultural value and influence of Graffiti and Street Art, as the most prevalent styles and art movements in the late twentieth and early twenty - first centuries.