Sentences with phrase «venerable artist»
The phrase "venerable artist" refers to an artist who is highly respected, esteemed, and regarded with honor and admiration due to their skill, talent, and significant contributions in their field of art. Full definition
Such venerable artists as Jasper Johns, Brice Marden, Robert Mapplethorpe and Georg Baselitz are on view.
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This tiny, artist - run space showcases venerable artists established on the New York scene.
Bringing venerable artists such as Jonas Mekas and Alison Knowles to a younger audience has become something of a modus operandi for the Lower East Side gallery James Fuentes.
David Salle created this charming limited edition print on the occasion of venerable artist John Baldessari's 2010 retrospective at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, «Pure Beauty.»
Highlights also include abstract works by venerable artists like Myron Stout.
Friday evening's roundtable discussion with established art stars Walead Beshty and Sarah Morris and emerging talents Keltie Ferris and Jordan Kantor delves into the venerable artist's varied slant on painting and abstraction and its impact on a new generation of artists working today.
I was lucky enough to meet the venerable artist, and asked him whether he had used his thumb to remove the paint to create the luminous effect on each wave's peak.
George is obviously a venerable artist.
In her new exhibition at Cheim & Reid, the venerable artist presents a new set of sculpture where the starting point is a skeleton of chicken wire which she expertly drapes with brilliantly colored hand - made paper into vaguely sexual amorphic shapes that appear both playful and poetic.
The last bit is the motto of Vienna's Secession — the venerable artist - run exhibition space founded in 1897 by Gustav Klimt, Josef Hoffmann, and other artist - mavericks.