Sentences with word «unstretched»

«This gallery has made age very hip,» said Angela Valeria, who is 76 and has a mixed - media painting on unstretched canvas on display in «Summer in the City,» a group show that runs through July 20.

Casey Kaplan reopened for the first time since the hurricane with minimal paintings on unstretched canvas by Giorgio Griffa, two of which had suffered the flood and been cleaned up.

In December at the Miami art fairs, the casualist approach, albeit on a larger, more - commercial scale, was evident in the surplus of raw canvas and linen, the inclusion of unstretched paintings and the elevation of everyday materials like carpeting to art - supply status.

About 1947 Pollock gave up conventional easel painting in favor of dripping his paint — from sticks, brushes, or syringes — onto lengths of unstretched canvas laid out on the floor of his studio.

At that time Poons was pouring paint onto unstretched canvas on the floor, puddling the paint and getting these very dry, cracked surfaces.

Oil and gesso on unstretched linen canvas.

Pollock took this advice to heart, and by the mid-1940s was painting completely abstractly on unstretched raw canvas on the floor.

Overlaying broad swaths of open weaved fabrics, with colored plastic and fine wire meshes, Maine creates freely hanging unstretched collages that seem to shimmer as one approaches.

They appear to be ink on large unstretched canvas.

In the early 1970s, Ringgold abandoned traditional painting and began making unstretched acrylic paintings on canvas with soft cloth frames after viewing an exhibition of Tibetan art at the Rijk Museum in Amsterdam.

If left unstretched, the IT Band gets tighter and tighter with every workout and places the surrounding muscles under additional stress.

Leaning over unstretched canvas laid flat on the ground, the American artist experimented with the movement, speed, density, and height of paint in his drip technique.

Amadou Sanogo's refuses the academicism of art, thus often uses unstretched, repurposed cloth from local markets rather than traditional canvas.

The Philadelphia Cathedral 3723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA Joseph's Coat is a group of new large paintings intended for the Cathedral, to be installed unstretched and flowing.

Donna Huanca PAINFUL DETACHMENT, 2016 Painting - Oil, acrylic and pigment on unstretched plastic 290 x 240 cm (114.17 x 94.49 in)

Comme des Garcons 2011 Collection White Drama Crochet Shorts Labelled size M Drawstring and Elasticated Waist Unstretched Waist measurement 30 inch

Measurements lying flat: • Waist: 17» across unstretched • Rise: 9.5» • Inseam: 29» Elle Jeans Skinny

Acrylic on unstretched cotton canvas, 17 1/2 Ã © — 117 in.

When he jettisoned the frame completely, however, Gilliam arrived at wholly new, groundbreaking works such as Light Depth (of 1969), which consists of some 75 feet of stained, crinkled, and suspended unstretched canvas.

Another gallery presents three Untitled (Nude) paintings from 1964, also made on unstretched primed canvas.

Artists realized that Jackson Pollock's process — placing unstretched raw canvas on the floor where it could be attacked from all four sides using artistic and industrial materials; dripping and throwing linear skeins of paint; drawing, staining, and brushing; using imagery and nonimagery — essentially blasted artmaking beyond any prior boundary.

We filmed with the artist for over a year to create this nine - minute film, documenting the paintings as they went from unstretched canvases to completed works installed inside the museum.

Like all of Caivano's paintings, it was begun unstretched.

Unstretched circumference of 5.9 inches, overall size of 5.3 by 2.8 inches in length and width respectively and a round pad diameter of 3 inches

Then, go to a gym and immediately start lifting heavy weights or sprinting really fast — those cold, unstretched rubber bands get pulled apart very quickly and will snap.

1977 Unstretched Surfaces, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, USA (curated by Dr. Jean - Luc Bordeaux, cat.

Gordon Moore This exhibition, One does not negate the other, at Hionas Gallery seems to be «divided» into two distinct bodies of work — the more «formally» painted vertical «panels» and the spontaneous seeming unstretched canvas pieces.

The father of Provisional: Griffa's paintings from the Sixties and Seventies are all shown unstretched, often with their fold marks

Further on in Frieze Frame, a section dedicated to solo shows, I came up against two large unstretched canvasses tacked to the wall, which were so bright, crude and confrontational, both visually and in content that I found it impossible not to be completely captivated by them.

The first room of the retrospective was breathtaking, with nearly a dozen unstretched canvases as large as 10 x 18 feet, painted with thick unblended passages, fixed to the wall by rivets.

Roberta Smith on Pierre Bonnard at the Met: «Working simultaneously on several unstretched canvases tacked directly to the wall, he painted largely from memory with the help of quick sketches and watercolors, burnishing his motifs until they approached incandescence.

Sam Gilliam (American, b. 1938) An American color field painter, Gilliam is represented in the exhibition by Eiler Blues (1978), a wall - size oil painting with embedded objects on stitched and unstretched awning canvas.

In the CANADA exhibition, the colors are much more vibrant than anything found in Minimalism or Arte Povera — often applied through staining in the manner of the Greenbergian Color Field painters — and the supports are mostly unstretched sheets of fabric (including a striped dishcloth) pinned to the wall.

My guess: the punctures were made when the canvas was unstretched while being flipped from back to front.)

The exhibition also features unstretched canvas works and altered books that address dreams and spirituality.

This summer, before leaving Trinidad, where his family lives and where he has a studio (he has recently acquired another in New York), Doig unstretched and rolled up his canvases himself, packed them into tubes and dropped them off at Federal Express across the road in Port of Spain.

You have to sidle round a huge hanging object — part unstretched painting, part gigantic obstacle — on your way in.

This solo show is the ninth of Merz's work at the gallery since 1979, and features works from the early 1980s in a number of the artist's best known formats: notably tables, shelters, and expansive unstretched canvases that incorporate three - dimensional attachments.

I also made unstretched bleach paintings that I suspended from the ceiling.

He also embraces fittings and fixtures and installation tools with an intensity typically reserved for art handlers, as in the steel bolts holding Plexiglas to the wall in Arrow, 1976, or the chalk lines surrounding a square of unstretched linen in 1968's Arista.

Mark Bradford makes his feelings about the state of his homeland very clear as he scatters litter in front of the American pavilion and only allows entry through a side door that is partially blocked by a giant hanging unstretched painting made from daubed - over immigration forms.

A leading figure of Abstract Expressionism, Jackson Pollock gained renown for his signature «drip» paintings, for which he poured and flung paint directly onto unstretched canvas laid on his studio floor.