Sentences with phrase «xerox collage»

Jean - Michel Basquiat (1960 - 1988) has had many works on auction block recently and one of the best is Lot 43, «Glenn,» an acrylic, oilstick and xerox collage on canvas, 100 by 114 inches, executed in 1985.

Jean - Michel Basquiat «Gray» Xerographic Print, circa early 1980 Basquiat produced this exceptionally rare xerox collage during the early days of his band, «Gray.»

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With a solo show looming, she was working on several things at once, and the floor was covered with Xeroxes and drawings collaged together, which formed the basis for new paintings.

Xeroxes, with their diverse art and architectural references, utilizing the processes of collage, montage, and miniaturization, some of which became iconic in the 1980s - such as Passéisme and The 8 - Hour Day - help to prepare the way for what has become today a wider global ethos in art.»

She accomplished her very personal, intimate vision using every medium available to her, including painting, sculpture, drawing, collage, photography, and Xeroxed imagery.

Untitled, 2016 rope, metal screws, paint size variable & «We Meet Under Tables 3», 2016 pencil drawing, xerox, collage, mounted on cardboard 59.5 x 84 cm & «We Meet Under Tables 1», 2016 pencil drawing, xerox, collage, mounted on cardboard 59.5 x 84 cm installation view Galerie Buchholz, Berlin 2016

Intended as a publication maquette, the original pasteup (owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art) is composed of eighteen 8 1/2 x 11 «sheets of paper collaged with xeroxed photos and texts, typed text on notebook pages, handwriting, and tape; in the version exhibited here, these pages were reproduced as photostats on nine 20 x 24» panels.

In this 1.5 - hour workshop, Kameelah Janan Rasheed will discuss her use of the xerox machine in her art practice and installation, A Supple Perimeter (activation 2), with Assistant Curator Meg Onli, then lead a workshop where participants will experiment with photocopy techniques, text manipulation, and collage.

In many of Pendleton's related works he renders language — from «Black Lives Matter» to «victims of American democracy,» Malcolm X's oft - repeated descriptor for black people — abstract, Xeroxing and collaging them into new forms.