Sentences with phrase «whose vibrant works»

Recent Paintings by Wini Brewer will feature new works by the Los Angeles based artist whose vibrant works infuse abstract and representational elements through a unique process of layering colorful acrylics against black and white graphics.

feature new works by the Los Angeles based artist whose vibrant works infuse abstract and representational elements through a uniqu

Michael Goldberg, an abstract painter of the New York School whose vibrant works are in major museums and private collections, died on Sunday in Manhattan.

Mr. Goldberg was an abstract painter of the New York School whose vibrant works are in major museums and private collections.

Largely influenced by the late Mexican architect Luis Barragán, whose vibrant work was considered not modernist but Emotional Architecture, Casebere plays with space, color, and light yet again, but this time in a way that is blissfully cheerful and serene.

-- winner Lubaina Himid, whose vibrant work includes A Fashionable Marriage, 1987.

In this special edition, we unveil this year's [pounds sterling] 20,000 winner, 19 runners - up and nearly 400 other finalists, whose vibrant work can all be seen at our brilliant annual exhibition - see over for details.

By associating Seliger with artists as different as Steve Charles, Philip Taaffe, Bruce Conner, and Fred Tomaselli, I am suggesting that we should understand Charles Seliger not simply as a historical figure, but as a vital contemporary artist whose vibrant work has significance for us now.

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RCA is a forward - thinking, vibrant, energized organization whose members benefit by being part of a dynamic community of food professionals who work toward a common goal: the blending culinary arts and food science.

The resulting film is a vibrant, unsympathetic portrait of a man whose work continues to evolve how humans connect with each other whether or not he ever mastered that skill in his own life.

The country's vibrant colors and life are affectionately captured by director of photography Seamus McGarvey (whose stunning cinematography alone makes the film worthy of a cinema release), with the work of production designer Johnny Breedt and art director Vivienne Gray further giving the place and community a character and pulse of its own: warm and inviting, often funny and friendly, but also not without real danger lurking on the fringes and beneath the surface.

Jim Dine (American, b. 1935) is major post-war artist whose work ranges from vibrant, large - scale paintings to exquisitely - rendered, romantic drawings and bronze sculpture.

Pozanti, whose most recent work investigates the impact of technology on humans, is known for her vibrant 31 - character alphabet of organic shapes, dubbed «Instant Paradise,» which she deploys in paintings, sculptures, and animations.

When asked what artists came to mind when she thought of Patrick Wilson, Marvin mentioned several that the art genome did not link to Wilson's work: David Mitchell, who translates out - of - body experiences into photographic abstractions that look strikingly similar to Wilson's paintings; Johnnie Winona Ross, a painter who captures the attractive and intimate quality of Wilson's compositions but also channels Agnes Martin and the landscape of the Southwest; and James Siena, whose highly detailed, vibrant paintings are derived from mathematical systems, varying from Wilson's own mode of production yet sharing a similarly immersive quality.

This exhibition highlights the extensive career of Los Angeles - based artist Walter Askin whose multi-faceted work ranges from sardonic graphic works, large painterly abstractions, to vibrant figurative sculptures.

This 30 - minute documentary, produced by Elizabeth Sher, provides a unique and candid view of a vibrant artist whose contributions to Bay Area art extend beyond her work and include the many artists she taught during her 36 years as professor of sculpture at the California College of Arts (CCA).

She comments on her groundbreaking exhibition «Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art,» which opened at the Whitney Museum in November 1994; Promotes the Studio Museum's current exhibition, Charles Gaines: Gridwork 1974 - 1989,» an exploration of the work of Charles Gaines, an important conceptual artist and influential educator based in Los Angeles; And weighs in on the intersection of art and fashion when queried about being married to London - based designer Duro Olowu, whose silhouettes, vibrant color palette and mixed print aesthetic are influenced by his Jamaican - Nigerian heritage.

The Foundation of Contemporary Arts (FCA) has announced the new C. D. Wright Award for Poetry, an annual prize of $ 40,000 given to a poet over the age of fifty whose work «exemplifies Wright's vibrant lyricism, seriousness, and striking originality.»

2 Rules Fine Art hosts an opening for its group exhibit featuring eight artists whose works incorporate vibrant hues and patterns.

Seeing Red: Bibi Davidson Goes 3D at Gallery 825 By Genie Davis Through November 18th In a stunning solo exhibition, «The Girl in the Red Dress,» now at Gallery 825 through November 18th, Bibi Davidson, whose favorite color — and favorite color element in most of her vibrant works — is red, has taken...

A glittering puzzle of visual stimuli, the colorful geometric pattern of this work is characteristic of international artist collective assume vivid astro focus, whose vibrant, carnavalesque compositions have permeated the worlds of art, fashion and design for over ten years.

Emily Mason, a painter whose work represents both a unique marriage of understatement and gestural expression and a union of vibrant...

Erik Jones will include new works by the artist whose vibrant and colorful works juxtapose a heightened sense of realism through his female subjects with sporadic mark making and non-representational geometric forms.

As one of the loose collection of New York artists, including Haim Steinbach and Jeff Koons, whose work inspired the appellation «Neo-Geo,» Bickerton first rose to prominence in New York in the mid-1980s with vibrant abstract works infused with a sardonic critique of consumer culture.

Library Street Collective: Cutting Edge Art Objects by Genie Davis «PAINTING / OBJECT» now at the Los Angeles outpost of Library Street Collective is a group show curated by Jason REVOK, and featuring, along with REVOK himself, a total of eight artists whose vibrant, modern works hover between the abstract and the surreal, the refined and...

For the milestone year of the forward - thinking exhibition series, the curators asked former featured Project Series artists — including CalArts alumni Christina Fernandez (Art MFA 96) and Hirokazu Kosaka (Chouinard 70) and School of Art faculty Charles Gaines — to each nominate two emerging or lesser - known artists based in the Los Angeles area whose work contributes to the vibrant contemporary - art dialogue.

The inspiration of the bold, simplified profiles and the vibrant colors of Matisse's inventive cut - outs (which he referred to as «drawing with scissors») are also evident in works by Romare Bearden, Stuart Davis, Ellsworth Kelly, Denice Bizot, and Mickalene Thomas, whose Untitled # 8 (2014) was created in response to Matisse: The Cut - Outs at the Museum of Modern Art in 2014.

There and in Cologne, she saw up close a vibrant painting scene, particularly through the work of Immendorff, Albert Oehlen, and the late Martin Kippenberger, whose «anarchistic approaches to painting,» she recalls, «really rocked my understanding of what painting can do — this idea that it's not just a nicey - nice thing but that it could actually be aggressive.»

Breakthrough's Paradigm Award is bestowed annually to individuals whose work has made major contributions to realizing a future where all the world's inhabitants can enjoy secure, free, and prosperous lives on an ecologically vibrant planet.

The Paradigm Award is bestowed annually to individuals whose work has made major contributions to realizing a future where all the world's inhabitants can enjoy secure, free, and prosperous lives on an ecologically vibrant planet.

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