Sentences with phrase «unique artistic positions»

Since its beginning, the activities of the gallery have focused on the discovery and promotion of unique artistic positions beyond popular trends.

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- Xudong Zhang, author of The Four Books «Liu Zhenyun's work enjoys a unique position within the Chinese world, in that not only does he have many, many fans, his works have a distinctive artistic quality that has fascinated and entranced scholars for decades.

Her unique position allowed her to engage in artistic discourse that responded directly to her environment in a way that brilliantly merged her perspective as a German woman making art in the «80s, and beyond.

On the regional level, the institution is unique in conducting with its autumn exhibition, which takes place every two years, a consistent, panoramic survey of the outstanding young artistic positions in Lower Saxony.

Boers - Li emphasizes its support for the production of new and experimental work, utilizing its unique position both at home and abroad to open new pathways for artistic development.

Having experienced several cuts and injuries through his artistic process, Navid Nuur elevates the usually transient bandage to a position of status and value with his unique edition From the cutting collection (2013).

A point of reference for each artistic intervention is the unique exhibition space and its position on the public square.

Loring Randolph, Artistic Director for the Americas, discusses the fair's unique position, highlighting a focus on female practitioners whilst delving into the work of this year's Frieze Artist Award winner, Kapwani Kiwanga (b. 1978).

Occupying a privileged position in his artistic practice, ceramics became a unique place of renewal in his pictorial work.

Its unique legacy of artistic training and strong financial position make it possible for the League to maintain and build on its heritage — including its commitment to affordable tuition — and meet the needs of a new generation of artists.

Over four decades of cultural development, from the Gilded Age to the Jazz Age, the exhibition examines Stettheimer's unique artistic style, her position as a link between groups within the New York art world, and her continued influence on artistic practice today.