Sentences with word «tondo»

The book will be distributed in the United States by D.A.P. Discussing the inspiration for Revolver, the largest tondo in the exhibition, Kozloff states: «After years of making art about wars past and current, I began to wonder whether I could be more proactive, whether I could visually dramatize future threats.»

Of the five distinct Rondinones in this exhibition, one contributed three very large tondo paintings (all works 1999 — 2000 or 2000): concentric bands of color à la Kenneth Noland but executed with a spray gun so that the circles look blurred, out of focus.

For MASS MoCA, Wilson is creating several new works, including her largest tondo date.

Attracting a great deal of interest was Martin Wong's Liberty Mourning the Death of Her Sister — Beijing, a smaller version of the six - foot tondo by Wong of the same name that Doyle New York sold in Fall 2014 for a then - record of $ 137,000.

In part that's because we are led into them by Carmen Herrera's black and white tondo, and we get to see the work of Judith Lauand, Lolo Soldevilla, Gego, Antonieta Sosa, Maria Friere, Zilia Sanchez, Lygia Clark, Lygia Pape, Maria Appolonio and Fanny Sanin.

I also included several small paintings that could be grouped in various ways and an unstretched tondo made of painters» tarp that I envisioned draped over a shower curtain pole, like a bathmat.

Much of it works perfectly well as abstraction, including tondos, or round paintings, that might serve as bundling for characters unseen.

KAWS, [not yet titled], 2013 Acrylic on canvas; 96 inch tondo Courtesy of Galerie Perrotin, Hong Kong, Paris, New York Photo: Farzad Owrang

KAWS, [not yet titled], 2013 Acrylic on canvas; 96 inch tondo Courtesy: Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles Photo: Farzad Owrang

These three monumental wooden companions were displayed along with three eight foot tondos.

At EXPO Chicago earlier this year, the artist Pamela Jorden had a similar breakout hit with her abstract tondos at Romer Young Gallery, which forced practically every passerby to instantly war - game out what it would look like on their wall.

Over the years she had produced various works on the subject of Jewish identity, such as the wonderfully sarcastic Jewish Star Painting (1973 - 74), a small tondo with «Louise Edith Fishman» demurely inscribed in pink paint beneath the Star of David.

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This exhibition of marble tondos, each inscribed with one of the «13 Tenets of Future Feminism,» is elegant and subdued.

Caroline Kha uses the term «transcriptive painting» to describe parts of her practice that include small silverpoint tondos of islands found on Google Earth, monochrome paintings of mountainscapes sourced from websites, and transcriptions of Rembrandt paintings made at The National Gallery in London.

In 2005 he won first prize and the resulting commissioned tondo of Kids Company founder Camila Batmanghelidjh is now part of the permanent collection.

Michelangelo's Taddei tondo, which depicts the Madonna and Child with the Infant St John in a rocky landscape, is the only Michelangelo marble in Britain.

His 1975 tondo Sister Lucas depicts a nude black female with a hand on her hip and hair tied back underneath a colorful headscarf.

I showed one of these beautiful tondos in an exhibition while working as a curator at the National Academy Museum in New York.

Works from the 1970s — heady, terrestrial abstractions turned out in spicy oranges, browns, and golds — ran hot and cold between aqueous pink and blue tondos made in this millennium.

In «Party On'the artist's grand vision of today's disconnected world of multifarious phenomena is realized by a bright «plein - air» tondo landscape painted as a reflection in a disco ball ¬ — a bucolic world fragmented into a disarray of time and space.

McGinness has created numerous variations on Black Holes with Pace Prints, which date back to 2007 when his first tondo silkscreens were exhibited in the inaugural exhibition at Pace Prints Chelsea.

Pace Prints will also release a new portfolio of nine tondo screenprints by KAWS at the fair.

In Scirocco... there is a print of one of these leftover Wasabi hotpots that is really a vortex of fork - scraping isolated in a sad little tondo.

For the quilted tondo Untitled (Farm House), Millet used a Japanese Art Deco — style piece of fabric to engulf a simple house shape, resulting in a kind of ukiyo - e dream world in which the house could provide shelter in a vortex.

«We acquired, as a gift from Guston's daughter, that amazing tondo [Bombardment] from the 1930s, and then we have some works from the»50s and»60s.

Group show featuring works by Yanny Petters, and tondo artists Eve Parnell, Gerard Cox and Eoin Mac Lochlainn

Future Gallery's Sira Piza spoke of an enthused local collector who came in during the last 10 minutes on Thursday evening, wanting to buy out the entire set of tondo digital abstractions by young Finnish artist Jaakko Pallasvuo.

Ugo Rondinonei's painting, a hallucinatory tondo, vibrates with optimal color combinations.

Edward Clark's abstract expressionist tondo The Big Egg (1968) establishes the artist among the earliest American painters to experiment with oval forms (later explored by artists like Jasper Johns), while works by the 1970s black artist collective AfriCOBRA — who operated loosely as the visual arts arm of the Black Arts Movement, and whose influence can be found in the work of Kerry James Marshall and David Hammons — are given prominence.

In a show full of passionately polemical paintings — Alice Neel's heroic portrait of the union organiser Pat Whalen, fists bearing down on the newspaper headlines; Mussolini as a green - faced jack - in - a-box; Guston's horrifying Guernica tondo — Wood's lyrical ruralism still holds its own.

Objects decorated with mussel shells (including a stunning tondo titled Cercle des moules (Circle of Mussels), 1966), eggs and coal — all of which Broodthaers sourced from a local restaurant — became simple visual puns on Belgium's suffocating heritage (mussels and fries, for instance, is Belgium's national dish, while «Moule» is also French for «Mold»).

The NYOC Gallery is pleased to present IMMEASURABLE LIGHT, a solo exhibition of Karen Fitzgerald's luminous tondo paintings.

Combining ancient subjects with an expressionist style and sexual themes, Reuben Nakian is best recognized for his sculptural bronzes and terra - cotta tondos representing gods, goddesses, and nymphs from Roman and Greek mythology.

The four walls of the main gallery — North, South, East and West — features photographic tondos of Medusa based on Caravaggio's portrait in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.

You are so right... we should be grateful, and give thanks in all things...... we've all been so richly blessed (not talking about material blessings) We are heirs to a heavenly kingdom, this world is not our home, but while we're here, let's hold close & be thankful for what we have and those people we get tondo, life with!?

The circle, though, has little to do with Renaissance tondos or contemporary shaped canvas.

Karen Kilimnik's white - on - white tondo, the snow Queen causing a blizzard in Siberia, proffers a smattering of glitter on a bare surface, taking her usual washed - out affect to its nadir.

Judging from this photo, the catalog is ready to go as well as some installed 20 ″ tondos in the background that look familiar.

By 1967, convexity had become the dominant feature in a series of tondo - shaped paintings made from aluminum and acrylic discs that project out from the wall.

Several of KAWS» tondo (i.e. circular) paintings appeared in Tokyo, but they've been supersized (and their respective, closely - cropped subjects intensified) at Mary Boone.

And they come in very un-Abstract-Expressionist shapes and proportions: long, vertical canvases that resemble Asian scrolls, and even a tondo.

Scarlet poppies fill the foreground of this tondo - shaped work.

Come to think of it, the craft behind a Renaissance tondo, or round painting, deserves respect of its own.

His Adoration of the Child (c. 1495 — 1500), a portrayal of the Virgin praying before the infant Jesus, has been given emphasis at the Frick through the clarity of its lighting, the centrality of its location and the concordance between the oval gallery in which it is displayed, and its tondo format.

The exhibition at Telfair Museums features a selection of soundsuits made in the past decade, as well as two tondos — large circular works evoking the night sky and the cosmos — and two recent videos documenting the soundsuits and their use in performance.