Sentences with phrase «work shares a fascination»

Though they worked in different mediums, Josef and Anni Albers» work shares a fascination with color and geometry.

His works all share a fascination with the minutiae of body language, facial expression and external presentation, and in turn, their ability to suggest a state of mind.

Not exact matches

It's an apt choice, as Chazelle shares Dassin's procedural fascination with men at work, those who demonstrate their finesse and expertise under duress.

Jeremy Millar, who met with the artist to discuss the book, reflected, «One sees throughout Tillmans's work a longing that moves between engagement and retreat, a fascination for the crowd and all that comes from a shared experience, the «sensuous community,» but also those things which reveal themselves only when we find ourselves alone.

They are shown alongside works by other artists who have shared Albers's fascination with color.

Halkin's most recent paintings share with his earliest work a fascination with hieroglyph - like shapes and mottled fields of muted color, though the palette is overall less subdued and the forms less abstract.

Considering the different nature of their practices Emily Speed and David Webb seem a curious pairing, but similarities start surfacing when examining their work through the lens of a shared fascination with a certain visual culture.

A highlight will be a signed edition of Andre's masterpiece Stillanovel — a long typewritten poem produced in 1972 and dedicated to Sol LeWitt and photographer and filmmaker Hollis Frampton, both of whom shared Andre's fascination with the work of Eadweard Muybridge.

On the contrary, at times the distance may be more profound than the shared affinities between these works and artists, yet by pairing them we may gain new understandings about ourselves, and our fascination with the human form.

Sperone Westwater is pleased to announce «Cosmologies», a group exhibition featuring paintings and sculptures by six international artists — Alighiero Boetti, Lucio Fontana, Peter Halley, Wolfgang Laib, Richard Tuttle and Not Vital — who share a fascination for the universe's mysteries, and whose works probe questions of space, time, structure, origin and evolution.

Her work and confessional visual language, inspired and influenced by confessional artists Louise Bourgeois and Tracey Emin, grows from her fascination with, and empathy for, the constant existential duel between the isolated individual and the shared awareness of the group.

Visions and Revisions presents the work of Steven Young Lee, Kristen Morgin, Jennifer Trask, and Norwood Viviano, four artists who take innovative approaches to their selected mediums and who share a fascination with themes of transformation, ruin, and rebirth.

He is keen to stress that Hirst's own work will not be on show: the gallery is specifically for the artist's 3,000 - strong collection to be «shared with the public», a haul that ranges from his YBA contemporaries to Jeff Koons and Richard Prince, along with pieces that «reflect his morbid fascination with anatomy and death».

The exhibition will explore their shared fascination with light, landscape, the sublime and mythology as well as the painterly qualities of their work, whether as makers of figurative or abstract images.