Sentences with phrase «unrealized ideas»

Oddly enough, one of Lemmerz's first, unrealized ideas for a virtual reality piece involved representing a physical beating very similar to that in Jordan Wolfson's controversial Real Violence, currently on view in the Whitney Biennial.

West, a typically formal artist, scrutinizes his raw, unrealized ideas as artworks unto themselves, an embrace of one of conceptualism's central tenets.

In an interview for the Rolling Stone magazine, the American artist explains that whether our life ends tomorrow or five decades from today, there will always be some things left undone, some unrealized ideas sitting in the back of the mind itching to be shown to the world; he never really feared facing it, as it never really mattered to him: he was doing what he wanted to do until his last day.

L.A. is the «Dream Factory», and to me there's something swooningly romantic about that: all those unsung songs and unrealized ideas clouding the air.

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Directed by Hans Canosa, it stars Aaron Eckhart and Helena Bonham - Carter in an idea that seems like a stunt and then deepens into the sadness of unrealized love.

It's a shame that this very idea remains largely unrealized, with far few too juicy nuggets of information delivered through the three volumes.

By infusing this conceit into the conventional scenario of a family melodrama, Chekhov showed the limits of the prevailing aesthetic mode of naturalism while simultaneously revealing naturalism's unrealized potential for exploring new ideas unleashed by the purveyors of the Symbolist movement.

We're definitely pretty well served on rhythm games like this, but there's still a ton of unrealized potential in the idea of integrating and extrapolating from external sources as a component of gameplay.

For every exhibition that happened, another remained unrealized, a vital idea informing kurimanzutto's reimagining.

Yet moving among preparatory sketches, installation plans, instructions, studies, proposals for unrealized sculptures, and imaginative responses to existing works, this aspect of Nauman's production is difficult to categorize, encompassing a broad range of functions that surpass conventional ideas of the medium.

If [Allan] Kaprow wants to create a new synthetic art of all the senses, that is a marvelous, old, nineteenth - century idea but it is cheap to treat Jackson Pollock as a stepping stone for Kaprow's own still unrealized art.

I sense a restrained Post-minimalist theatrical sensibility at play: in the catalog interview, Smith discusses stacking or interlocking several floor pieces in the rear gallery; this idea, however, is unrealized, which is a disappointment.

The re-make of the mural is following the original idea, and the accompanying exhibition of Lichtenstein's works also brings the story of his other public pieces through the extensive documentation regarding his twelve realized and four unrealized murals.

Whatever the case, the title moves these yet unrealized paintings to the foreground of the show where they serve to highlight the invisible labor and other unseen conditions that contribute to the artwork: time spent in the artist's studio both past and present, the work of countless studio assistants, years of schooling and looking at art and ideas scrapped or not yet conceived.

The word evokes unrealized visions and failed attempts, and yet the idea persists.