Sentences with phrase «with gestural»

Thus, out of his experience with gestural painting, the notion of art as a record of a performance by the artist (as illustrated by Hans Namuth in his photos of Jackson Pollock doing his action painting) led to Morris's interest in dance and choreography: an interest encouraged by his wife, the dancer and choreographer Simone Forti.

This focused presentation of Corse's painting, on view at Dia: Beacon through 2021, examines her treatment of internal compositional space — using geometric form in juxtaposition with gestural brushwork — from the 1960s to the present.

Flavin's fluorescent light pieces appeared publicly in 1964 and sought to make a break with the gestural and impassioned world of abstract expressionism and embark on a new artistic exploration into minimalism.

Christopher's striking cityscapes are created using his interpretations of historic painting techniques combined with gestural and abstract forms.

Exemplified by Red and Blue, Gottlieb's painting balanced this pure exploration of form and color with a gestural expressionism akin to Jackson Pollock and Franz Kline.

He does so with a gestural immediacy, in what Herman Cherry, the painter, poet, and longtime friend, describes as «nerve sensations made visible.»

Each painting begins with a solid color ground and is built with gestural sequences, one over the other to create an evocative maelstrom of actions.

Half of the fourth - floor galleries will highlight the collection's esteemed holdings of abstract art, beginning with gestural paintings by Sam Francis, Philip Guston, Lee Krasner, and Joan Mitchell.

This practice of constructing an image layer by layer is combined with gestural brushwork and highly finished surface textures to result in «paintings» that reward prolonged viewing.

Not - to - be-missed performances include famed South African artist William Kentridge's interpretation of Kurt Schwitters» celebrated Dada sound poem The Ursonate at the Half Church in Harlem, and Ethiopian - born American artist Julie Mehretu's collaboration with American jazz musician Jason Moran, which confronts the current political landscape with gestural articulations and New Orleans - style funeral procession sounds.

On viewing them, they appear to be painted with gestural, manic brushwork.

Joan Snyder first gained public attention in the early 1970s with her gestural and elegant «stroke paintings.»

I'm trying to work with gestural marks, but mainly it's about printing and repeating the image over and over again and sort of degrading it,» she explains.

Ian Whitmore paints skillful pastiches of decadent, rococo confections, sprinkling them with gestural abstraction and hints of Koonsian kitsch.

Contributed by Julia Gray / Painter Peter Schenck combines hard - edge abstraction with gestural brushwork and vivid color to create densely patterned scenes that capture a cast of characters caught in awkward moments.

Painted with gestural vigor, Weinrib's organic forms have a raw and vital energy.

Robert Motherwell (1915 - 91) produced some works combining fields of painterly surfaces with gestural shapes (eg.

Stylewise, he is associated with the gestural painting of the Abstract Expressionist school, as his works are similar in style to his American counterpart William de Kooning (1904 - 97).

Many of her works, with their inky spots, patches of impasto, and curlicue or zigzag strokes, appear to share affinities with ancient writing systems or with the gestural bravura of classic Abstract Expressionism.

Siskind radicalized the medium by showing photography's potential for to create abstract art; this fit perfectly with the gestural lines, abstract forms, and other themes being explored on canvas in New York City by the Abstract Expressionists.

These works collide with the gestural and more abstract expressionist elements created by Nancy Lorenz and Rosalyn Schwartz.

Also included in the exhibition is Around the Clock (1993), a six - meter artwork from the Urban Bourbon series, which continues the integration of overlapping imagery with gestural brushstrokes to create reflective depth in a five - part work that uses two kinds of metal as its surface.

In the later 1980s and «90s, his paintings became increasingly monochrome fields scrawled with gestural scribbles.

His black - and - white compositions combined European abstract art with the gestural style of Japanese calligraphy.

After beginning his career with gestural paintings in the vein of Abstract Expressionism, Al Loving switched gears with his 1969 solo show at the Whitney Museum — the museum's first solo show by an African American artist — showcasing the hard - edged, geometric minimalism he would become well known for.

Imbued with a sense of personal iconography, his practice often combines signature figurative elements, such as bug - eyed humans and eclectic headgear with gestural, abstract blocks of color.

The rumpled combine, with its gestural smears and dribbles of oil paint, also made wry fun of the sometimes - grandiose claims for the Abstract Expressionist paintings of the generation that preceded him.

Ms. Jaffe's fellow Abstract Expressionists regarded her break with gestural abstraction as heresy, and it was not until she was in her 60s that she was given her first solo show in New York, at the Holly Solomon Gallery.

Working with gestural and aggressive brush strokes, he gives light to his rich and vibrant color palette.

He is most celebrated for his large - scale collages, composed of pieces of canvas or natural linen overpainted with gestural brushstrokes.

By the late»70s, he was producing canvases in two stages, first covering the surface with a gestural layer of paint and then applying and glueing down collage pieces, cut from painted canvas.

In the mid-1970s on, the artist was dazzled with a gestural use of color on layered plywood boards or metal plates, while from 1975 to date he has been working on overlapping colored rectangles called Mennigebilder («Red Lead Pictures»).

Each painting in «Los Angeles» begins with a gestural abstraction made in thin layers of Flashe paint.

Twombly's paintings in the next decades expanded his previous use of color, applied with gestural brushstrokes that occasionally depicted more recognizable forms, such as flowers and landscapes.

Bring your family to engage with the gestural, messy, and physical paintings in the 2014 Whitney Biennial.

Like many artists of her generation, including Larry Rivers, Nell Blaine and her close friend, Robert De Niro Sr., Ms. Tabachnick was familiar with the gestural techniques of Abstract Expressionism, but, looking to Matisse, preferred to used them in portraits, landscapes and figure paintings.

With his gestural cuts to the canvas, Lucio Fontana (1899 - 1968), the founder of Spatialism, opened doors for the next generation of artists to explore new ways of transforming their art.

Martin's provocations can be seen in the way he uses and confuses materials and subjects, for example when he marries the spectacle of glitter with gestural and trippy representations of plant and fungi forms, such as in Untitled (2014).

With his gestural abstract painting, K. O. Götz was the most important representative of the German Informel movement.

«Portrait of Lydia Sewing» (1955), a simple but deeply felt work, displays Park's gift for creating stirringly down - to - earth imagery with gestural brushwork.

His flattened, unmodeled, soft - edged forms portrayed three - dimensional space with a gestural, lush brush stroke and patterned surface arrangement of forms.

In conversation with the gestural forms of Abstract Expressionists, Nelson moves beyond this tradition and transforms her created environments into personal and profound viewing experiences.

Indeed, the word that best sums up Soulages's engagement with gestural abstraction is precision, a quality evidenced in his early work by cleanly delineated, zigzagging strokes — applied, it would seem, by something like a spackling knife.

Formally, the works are defined by Hull's distinctive and characteristic visual style - angular figures, bold, graphic lines and marks in black, contrasted with gestural abstraction in vivid, sometimes shocking, color, and recurring imagery — ships and nautical themes, and court jester or clown - like figures alone or interacting in totemic or frieze - like compositions.

The Los Angeles - based Taylor's portraits of African - American subjects mix a vivid palette with a gestural hand and found material.

«I'm painting our world and worlds existing in my mind the same way, with gestural, expressive emotion» says Adam.

Not exact matches

Beginning in 1979, he worked with two dolphins, teaching one an artificial acoustic language and the other an artificial gestural language.

If little space is available, simple gestural dances with limited movement may be the most appropriate.

We're on the 38th floor of a Marriott hotel in Lower Manhattan, in a poky beige suite filled with the same cheap, gestural furniture you find in those fake rooms that get set fire to in fire - safety videos.

The images, lucid and confrontational, exude an almost gestural quality as they cut from interior and exterior spaces, with Yorke waltzing in a sleep - like torpor toward a hole — or spacious studio igloo?