Sentences with phrase «tondo paintings»

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

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.

Mason's Yard In the ground - floor gallery at Mason's Yard, The Indifferent Owl, a tondo painted in a disquieting mix of browns, purples and blues, will overlook a group of paintings of flowers and plants that suggest innocence and newness, their mood a stark contrast to the owl's world - weary, unappeasable gaze.

Not exact matches

Each artist will be represented by multiple paintings including a new series of tondos by Lenaghan and four pastels by Jacquette.

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.

Think of a Renaissance tondo, or circular painting — or a medieval Crucifix.

In other recent works Smith paints tondos of broken plates.

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

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.

Micchelli writes: «The thickly painted, brightly buzzing circles, rectangles and trapezoids in Analogue Future — which includes conventionally rectilinear canvases as well as several tondos — derive from the 8 - bit graphics of primitive computer programs and video games... While the works in this show, at first glance, come off as paint - as - paint, the longer you look at them, the more their evocation of memory and lost time deepens their impression, even if you are unaware of their origins.

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

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.

Higgs, the director of White Columns, asked twelve artists to paint a tondo, then he tethered appropriate books to the paintings.

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.

Characterized by straight and curving shapes of color and the use of tondo (round) canvases, by the 1960s Smith's circular explorations culminated in his shaped, multi-part Constellation series of paintings and drawings, among his most exuberant and inventive compositions.