Sentences with phrase «uncompromising visions at»

1912 — 2004), and Anne Truitt (American 1921 — 2004), who pursued their uncompromising visions at a certain distance from the mainstream of the movement.

Yet as Poltock observes, «With new voices and uncompromising visions at our heart, the East End Film Festival explores the limits of the moving image whilst extending beyond artistic and cultural boundaries to reach out and present good old - fashioned entertainment».

Along with dozens of men whose work was heralded under the umbrella of Minimalism, there were a few key women, who pursued their uncompromising visions at a certain distance from the mainstream of the movement.

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The uncompromising orientation of the MINI Clubman Vision Gran Turismo from 0 to 100km / h to motor racing is apparent at first sight: enormous air inlets and precise air ducting surfaces dominate the low front perspective.

She studied fine art at Columbia University, New York and the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque during the 1940s, but little work from the first 15 years of her career survives — she destroyed a good deal of her early paintings when they failed to meet her uncompromising vision.

The first New York survey of Shore's work in 10 years, this exhibition establishes the artist's full oeuvre in the context of his time — from his days at Andy Warhol's Factory through the rise of American color photography and the transition to large - scale digital photography — and argues for his singular vision and uncompromising pursuit of photography's possibilities.

(curated by David Reed and Lawrence Luhring in 1984 at the New York Studio School, with an illuminating text by John Yau), which included paintings by Forrest Bess, Alfred Jensen, and Myron Stout; such a diverse collection of uncompromising spirits seemed to bring a closer understanding of the vision of each artist, which was embodied not only in the particularities of specific symbols, but also in the quality of picture surfaces.