Sentences with phrase «told about the artwork»

Yet perhaps the most compelling story to be told about the artwork centers on the material life of the object itself, a narrative that includes Rauschenberg tussling with the implications of his own evolving artistic strategies in a significant reworking of the piece around 1955.

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After much criticism, though, the museum told NPR that it would post a sign next to the exhibit, reminding people that it is «fundamentally about the artworks and the artists who created them, not Mr. Cosby.»

First, I made some new artwork for the wall that I want to tell you about (you can find that tutorial here!).

Tell us more about the unique artwork in your home.

Sadly, the Force Awakens artwork still tells us absolutely nothing about the movie.

Others told a story about their artwork.

In this book about artist José Guadalupe Posada, Tonatiuh juxtaposes his own artwork with Posada's iconic Día de Muertos illustrations and life, telling the story of a remarkable man and time in Mexican history.

Silver Voracious: Feeding Time (Action Lab) I could tell you so many reasons why you should read this emotional tale about a time traveling chef who hunts dinosaurs, whether it's Markisan Naso's fantastic dialogue or the wonderful artwork by Jason Muhr and colourist Andrei Tabacaru.

CC: Can you tell us a little bit about the artwork in the Nosy Crow apps?

We at TikGames have been laboring away on this game for quite a while and it's a relief to finally be able to tell you all about the fantastic stories and artwork it contains.

For artists who post their own artwork, I think it is helpful not to tell everything about the image, as the viewers will create way more interpretations than the artist could hope to.

The exhibition explores motherhood, identity and the stories we tell about ourselves through participatory artwork created together, face to face and online.

While one team at United Talent Agency is working to develop a feature - length motion picture about Kurt Cobain's life, Mr. Roth is planning to «create a touring exhibition that really tells the story of who Kurt was through artworks, personal artifacts and memorabilia, sort of like what the Rolling Stones did in London.»

Camille Henrot told us about the thinking behind her unique alchemy of the Internet and myth, Margaret Lee explained how the aesthetics of Chinatown helped her crack the code on contemporary experience, Jordan Wolfson spoke about using «anger as a frequency» in his hypnotically engrossing videos, Amy Sillman was both hilarious and incisive on the subject of what it means to be a painter today, and Paul Chan offered up a text interview that was totally unexpected, amazing, and an artwork in its own right.

When we research artwork or other objects and we find information about you in sources such as newspaper articles, exhibition catalogues, public auction results, or one of our contacts gives us feedback in relation to objects or persons they have been told about.

Speaking about the artwork, Koons told Christie's: «When I made «Balloon Dog», I wanted to make a piece that reflected the joy of celebrating a birthday or a party.

His artworks seem to tell stories about characters, which struggling...

We invited 75 people from the Bay Area creative community with a passion for artworks in SFMOMA's collection to tell us about their favorites in 75 7.5 - minute talks spread over three days — be sure to catch at least one.

TASCHEN: Can you tell us a bit more about the concept and creation of the Naomi Campbell Collector's Edition artwork?

Susan reuses abandoned construction wood to create new artworks, and storytelling a new vision of reality, the story of the 1950's and 1960's in America when people were afraid as a country, to tell the truth about what was happening behind closed doors.

At the time, Fischl says, «Mary's business model was all about developing waiting lists and telling clients they had five minutes to decide or the artwork was going to the next person on the list.

Each artwork in the exhibition tells a story about how our physical and psychological environments are shaped by current climates, whether social, political or environmental.

With playfulness, naivism and surrealism, Greek artist Jannis Varelas creates artworks that tell us about ourselves and our time.

By obsessively ordering, rearranging and reassembling these apparently low - value, purely utilitarian materials, Leirner creates artworks that are both aesthetically pleasing and which tell stories about the overlooked objects that surround us.

His childhood had a strong effect on his artworks, particularly the stories his parents told him, about their life and often travels across Eastern Europe in the 60s and the 70s.

These copies are perhaps more significant and tell us more about history than the original artworks themselves by weaving fiction into history and leaving space to contemplate and reconsider the past.