It's why I'm really excited about these bodies of work.
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There are connections and differences among the three bodies of work.
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In this exhibition she includes photos from three different bodies of work.
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However, both bodies of work read to me as not quite resolved.
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In Boston, two artists show beautiful bodies of work haunted by death.
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There is some aesthetic overlap between Rahman's and Lipi's individual bodies of work.
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The result is—SOMEHOW—one of her greatest bodies of work to date.
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I was also specifically looking for bodies of work that have been underrepresented.
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Instead, there are many discrete bodies of work done in a particular medium.
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Fergus McCaffrey's booth devoted to Austrian Birgit Jürgenssen spans three distinct bodies of work.
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How does this work relate to the other bodies of work that you make?
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We had many situations where the artist developed new bodies of work in Dijon.
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CATPC also produced new bodies of work in response to contributions by Western artists.
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CATPC also produced new bodies of work in response to contributions by Western artists.
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How are the works in your upcoming exhibition different from previous bodies of work?
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The two bodies of work explore ideas of sexual representation and women picturing women.
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Content, color, texture, and technique represent visible connections between the two bodies of work.
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This resistance is what threads many of Burckhardt's distinct bodies of work and styles together.
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The entire installation actually consists of two distinct bodies of work in two different spaces.
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This is a very broad look at some of the bodies of work I've done.
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In recordings, he tends to home in on specific pockets of composers' bodies of work.
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How did you want it to diverge from each of your solo bodies of work?
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They are like a thread that ties all of his different bodies of work together.
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An exhibition covering major bodies of work reveals his urgent resonance for our troubled times.
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JS: Your current show at Gagosian presents two bodies of work: "Elevator" paintings and "Tree" paintings.
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Kipnis connects the two bodies of work through their attitude toward the contemporary condition of authorship.
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More information about him, including discussion of his other bodies of work, is on his website.
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This delightful show presents two bodies of work created between the late 22009s and the mid-2527s.
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DB: They are two different bodies of work but still under the practice of history and memory.
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He says that the series of portraits with intricate backgrounds merge these two separate bodies of work.
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This delightful show presents two bodies of work created between the late 1960s and the mid-1980s.
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This delightful show presents two bodies of work created between the late 1960s and the mid-943s.
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Born in 1992, this British photographer has created two bodies of work that are entirely camera-less.
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Both bodies of work refer to key issues he feels will come to define 21st-century politics.
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Instead, he taught and developed bodies of work that included photographs, drawings, and small plein air studies.
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Bradley's response to that dilemma has been to make discrete bodies of work, and then move on.
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Diné (Navajo) artist Will Wilson has sought to reclaim a sense of agency through two bodies of work.
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The juxtaposition underscores an essential commonality between the two bodies of work: their ongoing relevance in our times.
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It is natural to think of the two bodies of work, created in the same period, as linked.
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"I am trying to build worlds, not just bodies of work," Davis said of the force underlying his labor.
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Instead, with Sugatarium and other bodies of work, Anton is cautioning that things might be getting out of control.
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The studio has plenty of space for the various bodies of work I'm engaged in at any given point.
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My identity has defined my core bodies of work—the self-portrait—but this is thinking about it differently.
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Or trying to make bodies of work that are... I don't know, artistic on a level that's... it falls flat.
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Hashimoto Contemporary describes Simple as a culmination of her previous bodies of work, like her Nudes series of woven selfies.
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My last three bodies of work have used appropriation to some degree, but there's been original photographs in there too.
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Hashimoto Contemporary describes Simple as a culmination of her previous bodies of work, like her Nudes series of woven selfies .
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For so many bodies of work, I have never looked back at those unedited frames because I never had time.
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Greaves says Terry's career has been defined by "long-running cycles or bodies of work," with "Juarez" being the prototype.
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"I am delighted to acknowledge the talent, knowledge, generosity and amazing bodies of work" of the new mentors, she said.
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In the other bodies of work on view, Julien further explores the themes he draws out in Looking for Langston.
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I didn't immediately understand how the two bodies of work on view were speaking to the theme or each other.
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Having known Roseman for as long as I have — more than 30 years — I have seen many different bodies of work.
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Will Wilson, among other Native American artists, has sought to reclaim a sense of agency through his two bodies of work.
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ANDRES SERRANO: Selected Works 20173-2015 showcases precisely what the title suggests; bodies of work by the artist spanning 31 years.
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Dingle has made different bodies of work using found materials, ranging from a gumball machine to sepia-toned photographs of children.
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There's no particular historical connection between the two bodies of work, though Martin did live for many years in New Mexico.
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I would like to build bodies of work outside the calendar schedule of art fairs and shows for a little while.
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They have had rousing exchanges about art, offered one another critiques of bodies of work and found professional support and virtual friendships.
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As unlikely of an outcome as some may see it, ASTROWORLD is one of 2018's best bodies of work within rap.
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At the Blanton, curator Veronica Roberts offers a capacious look at the artist's creative trajectory, assembling 211 of her bodies of work.
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The underlying assumptions of these two bodies of work differ — we would generally refer to Sander as modern and Levine as postmodern.
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" I've made several bodies of work in recent years thinking about visualizing the line, "And one sees to the bottom of time.
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" He added that the focus was large-scale and in-depth: "The one rule we made was to buy bodies of work.
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Depending on how you count, there are anywhere between one and six bodies of work on display in this sprawling solo show.
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My first impression was that there must be large bodies of work by Barboza that should be seen and collected in books.
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His mixtapes—2000 & Life, Freedom of Speech and Ghetto Gospel—have been heralded as some of the genre's finest bodies of work.
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Here, as throughout this show, bodies in space — sculptural, filmed, photographed, painted; dancing, abstracted, celestial — are fundamental to the artists' bodies of work.
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Erdrich's 22008 novels are the heart of an astonishing achievement, one of the most impressive bodies of work by any American writer alive.
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Lee Tribe's Sculpture Marathon (June 5-16) takes sculptural elements from found objects and uses these qualities to create new bodies of work.
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On exhibit are two bodies of work: funky, rough-hewn totems composed of driftwood, textiles, nails, feathers, and odd Joseph Cornell-like constructions.
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Do you usually pull from an archive individual tracks to make an album or do you envision albums as entire bodies of work?
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What the two bodies of work have in common is scale and means: these are easily portable works made with non-artistic means.
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"Accessory to War" condenses multiple bodies of work into one important, comprehensive and coherent story of the symbiotic developments of astrophysics and war.
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This post features an interview with Isabella Lanave and her idol, Alessandra Sanguinetti, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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One problem with bringing these bodies of work together is that the scope is overwhelming — though Roth's artistic ambitions could be overwhelming, too.
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And the more women that create good quality bodies of work, the more that taboo and that assumption will just kind of fall away.
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The two bodies of work have drastically different scales: the dioramas depicting human environments are Lilliputian while your anthropomorphic flowers are human scale. Why?
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This post features an interview with Luisa Dörr and her chosen idol, Sage Sohier, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cards on the table: I prefer short poems to long ones, slender bodies of work to massive ones.
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This post features an interview with Maria Gruzdeva and her chosen idol, Mark Power, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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It's clear that the stultifying conventions of kawaii culture have had both an impact on the artists' personal lives and their bodies of work.
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"I feel incredibly proud to be able to come back here and see such intelligent, insightful bodies of work on display," Mr. Dossena said.
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This post features an interview with Jonathan Gardenhire and his chosen idol, Leslie Hewitt, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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This post features an interview with Adam Lach and his chosen idol, Alec Soth, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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This post features an interview with Logan Jackson and his chosen idol, Roe Ethridge, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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As Taylor correctly concludes, Hurston and Hughes were the first American writers to create great bodies of work that were unmistakably — and proudly — black.
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If anything, the embroideries make the paintings seem more conventional, showing how her many bodies of work may overlap but travel in different directions.
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This post features an interview with Olivia Bee and her chosen idol, Doug DuBois, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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This post features an interview with Prasiit Sthapit and his chosen idol, Sohrab Hura, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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In spite of her desultory M.O., Eisenberg has somehow managed to produce one of the most original and accomplished bodies of work in contemporary literature.
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Did you know that Buffalo is itself one of the largest bodies of work by Frederick Law Olmsted, the mastermind behind New York's Central Park?
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One of the things about photography that I've always loved and vacillated between is that within the bodies of work is that place of discovery.
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The exhibit is bracketed with two bodies of work, each being publicly exhibited for the first time, that reflect the duality of her exilic gaze.
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The precisely cataloged and annotated portraits of journalists will sit alongside three other bodies of work by the actress: All are forms of self-portraiture.
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The exhibition on view at Baxter St at Camera Club of New York, features two bodies of work that provide possible answers to the artist's questions.
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However, the juxtaposition or overlay of word and image is an ongoing concern that she keeps exploring in different bodies of work and in new ways.
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Thematically, we could say there are two bodies of work here: one about clouds and the other about artists, namely Twombly, Giotto, Hockney, and Dean herself.
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I've only destroyed maybe a few bodies of work, and a lot of the times it's unfired clay that I'll let disintegrate back into the earth.
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In addition to her expressionist-inspired oil pastel portraits of the early 281s, Gross has made other significant bodies of work where drawing is the defining process.
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After he turned 80, Johns completed two bodies of work, Regrets and the recent monotypes, based on images embodying a vulnerable male who has hidden his face.
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This will involve Vazie Andrews reconfiguring Könitz's modular furniture, and projecting images onto Montana's photographs, adding another voice to the conversation between the two bodies of work.
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What is not strange, however, is how impactful Lemonade and 4:44 were as both mementos of a darker time in their relationship, and bodies of work.
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Lundgren works collaboratively with artists, scientists, and writers on historically and socially engaged bodies of work, but his true passion is the poetic potential of the medium.
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Last summer, I lost two great friends, and the world lost two great writers, James Salter and E.L. Doctorow, both of whom created lasting bodies of work.
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"It may appear disjointed, the sort of bodies of work, but I think they can hang side by side comfortably," he says, leaning back in his chair.
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A couple things that seem like common mistakes: 1) Not distinguishing between preliminary, low evidence studies (sometimes not even peer reviewed) and more substantial bodies of work.
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At a time when women were seen as incapable of serious creative or intellectual activity, Anguissola and Fontana gained international renown for their exceptional bodies of work.
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This post features an interview with Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. and his chosen idol, Carrie Mae Weems, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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These two bodies of work fit within Quayola's ongoing research and narrative, which looks as history as some sort of catalyzer of new aesthetics and new ideas.
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In Richard Mosse: Beyond Here Lies Nothin', the Spruance Art Gallery at Arcadia University presents three bodies of work that show the artist's appropriation of military photographic equipment.
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With this unique blend of gonzo cinema and theoretical underpinnings, Assayas has managed to build one of the most original, and interesting bodies of work in contemporary cinema.
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Rather, Odyssey presents two fully developed bodies of work designed for radically different purposes: one to dominate the art world and the other to nourish his creative soul.
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Labor and color are also the focus of selections from two bodies of work, "Solid Grey" and "Color/White," hung on the walls of the adjacent South Gallery.
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This the first year that the Recording Academy has nominated eight bodies of work in the album of the year category instead of five as in prior years.
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It's the totality and ubiquity that now allow listeners to absorb these bodies of work as their own indisputable cultural histories, preserved by fans and their unofficial institutions.
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There are some people who work on one body of work for many years, like Brenda Ann Kenneally or Darcy Padilla, and they do unbelievable bodies of work.
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Stepping back, and reflecting upon the different bodies of work that Humphrey made over a short period of time, it becomes clear how restless an artist he was.
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" By rigorously exploring the history of materials and objects, he added, Mr. Rakowitz "weaves dense webs of meaning in distinct bodies of work rich with insight and surprise.
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A sense of polarity is inherent in this exhibit's design because Whitten's two bodies of work were intended for radically different contexts and purpose — both equally relevant and intentional.
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While they constitute a small body of work within Johns's diverse oeuvre, they possess a topology that shares something with other bodies of work across a variety of mediums.
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That installation is one of three distinct bodies of work on view now in Receipt of a Form, Vaughn's first solo show at the gallery and in New York.
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With walls painted in shades of cobalt blue and mustard yellow, the exhibition cleverly uses the gallery's L-shaped footprint to create spatial separations between distinct bodies of work.
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I approach both these bodies of work through textile, thread, and photography, all of which can be used as tools and weapons, forms of expression and means of threat.
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"Both bodies were made by these two guys, but neither of them named these bodies of work 'the constellations' themselves — they were named by other people," Mr. Rower said.
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But these two seemingly opposing views of contemporary fashion are grouped around explorations of similar concepts, such as layers, knitwear, retro — to invite comparisons between both bodies of work.
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At a time when women were seen as incapable of serious creative or intellectual activity, Sofonisba Anguissola and Lavinia Fontana gained international renown for their exceptional bodies of work.
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But their superb two-person show, White Man on a Pedestal, was made all the more impactful by its impeccable timing and their distinct yet highly complementary bodies of work.
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On view through March 210, the exhibition probes the development of one of the more intriguing — but still less well-known — bodies of work in the world of art brut.
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Both bodies of work are tributes to people who knew they might not have much time left, but made art as if they had all the time in the world.
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Each issue of the magazine is themed, and a theme usually arises from us seeing strong bodies of work that are delving into a specific area or set of ideas.
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Subsequent bodies of work included a photo series of the blaxploitation superhero Raje and of Queen Nanny, which was inspired by the 18th-century, maroon leader and Jamaican national hero.
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Stepping into the final gallery of paintings, it is jarring to see such a divergence from the sculpture, almost as if two different artists had made these bodies of work.
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This post features an interview with Zhongjia Sun and her chosen idols, Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari of Toilet Paper, and an explanation of each of their bodies of work.
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Working in painting, drawing, assemblage, film, photography, photograms, performance, collage, and printmaking, Bruce Conner (19703–2008) made more discrete bodies of work across more mediums than any other postwar artist.
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Radically different in scale, execution, and subject matter, these two bodies of work establish Peters, born in 1973, as one of the most ambitious and interesting sculptors of her generation.
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Two floors down, Los Angeles gallerist Michael Benevento countered the detached cool of the penthouse suite with two powerful bodies of work, provided by artists Dan Finsel and Kaari Upson.
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Other bodies of work on view range from powerful (the ongoing, comics-inspired Rythm Mastr light boxes) to underwhelming (his recent Rorschach pattern paintings), but the overall effect is stunning.
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Her central thesis is that sexual violence has been a central theme of women's contemporary art, unifying disparate artists and bodies of work in a way few other things can.
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The do-it-yourself quality of the two bodies of work elicit a compelling sense of incompleteness, as the viewer is pressed to consider what is missing within Adams's presentation.
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Although both bodies of work clearly come from the same hand, his work from the 1950s is firmly ensconced in the straight-ahead New York gestural abstraction of that period.
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The two bodies of work feel like a parable of racial possibility in the US. The '90s promised multicultural harmony: we only needed to "diversify," make room for many colors.
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The sculptural objects in both exhibitions and the paintings at Edward Thorp reveal an artist whose oeuvre consists of three distinct bodies of work, all of which deserve more attention.
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The Lime Hills series is one of several bodies of work in Excavating the Future City: Photographs by Naoya Hatakeyama, currently on view at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA).
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The trouble with the curatorial use of a ready-made diary is that it arguably invites a keener level of interpretation than in bodies of work that are not so organized.
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Having these two strong bodies of work sandwiching everything that comes between leaves a much stronger impression than the 2012 survey did, and casts the old work in a new light.
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Both Sufjan and Elliott Smith are (or were) on the outside looking in, briefly invited to participate, quiet geniuses with cult followings and bodies of work that hit a depressing nerve.
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For the first time, those who have followed Jack Whitten's career can see two different sides of the artist through two fully developed bodies of work designed for radically different purposes.
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" As for the pairing of his drawings with Ojanen's ceramic busts, Christian believes it is mostly about shared creative sensibilities between the two: "I think our bodies of work interact well.
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In the 2010s Alam produced three bodies of work addressing the disappearance of feminist activist Kalpana Chakma, who was kidnapped in 1996 and of whom no trace has since been found.
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The group will present mixed-media works, sculptures, photographs, and a performance that serve to reexamine previous bodies of work dealing with spirituality, myth-making, the paranormal, and ritual-based objects.
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The term color theory seems wrong, however, as it is really color relationships that lie at the heart of all these studies and bodies of work, from Seurat to Albers to Wurmfeld.
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His works echo the playful tone set by Cholnoky in the first gallery, with the skillful layering of detritus into strong, formal compositions uniting these artists' two very different bodies of work.
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Indeed, it may be that the best way to measure the technology's impact on literary style is in aggregate, through big data approaches: assembling dozens or hundreds of authors' bodies of work.
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His new book, People in Cars, revisits one of his earliest bodies of work: a collection of portraits opportunistically shot from a car window in LA while he was in his 20s.
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For his first solo show in New York at kurimanzutto, Bonillas brings together three bodies of work that focus on the materiality of photography to capture the versatility of the medium's tasks.
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These two bodies of work provide an escape from the scale of the main area, allowing for more introspective reflections on the past, present, and future of black representation in the media.
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And yet gazing on Mr. Starling's masks and on the photos and letters from a century ago, I felt that the distance between the two bodies of work was not so great.
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Not only is this a nice way to declutter an artist's page and place the focus on main studio albums, but it makes sense to group bodies of work that belong together.
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Two bodies of work created following the Juilliard residency — "Rhythms and Reflections" and a new series of "Walking Paintings" — will be exhibited later this month at the Waddington Custot gallery in London.
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We're seeing early ideas and works that we may not see as much of in other artists' career retrospectives, artists who had more time to mature and build their bodies of work.
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Both bodies of work are inspired by the Spanish colonial discovery of gold in Puerto Rico and the Gulf of Mexico, which necessitated the removal of exotic tropical flora and vegetation for extraction.
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Now, with some years behind me, I've got a better view [...] and see the way past bodies of work and ideas circle around and are in fact interconnected in elegant and unexpected ways.
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It's genuinely varied, with artists like SZA, St Vincent, Tyler, the Creator, Perfume Genius, Kelela and Cardi B—all of whom put out bold bodies of work in 2017—getting high-profile looks.
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What's the process for you making music now that you're building bodies of work even though you're on tour, are you going to the studio at night or making music on the move?
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Mentally combining the two bodies of work (the visionary structures and the salacious genitalia) creates for me a monumental make-believe place where lust (rendered with machinelike precision) and caprice meet Cartesian codification.
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I have my assets, an intelligence and an accomplished body of work, but women in our culture are not pursued for intelligence and accomplished bodies of work, certainly not by considerably younger men.
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Over the course of his career, Alam has tirelessly produced bodies of work documenting the movements of migrant laborers, sex workers, environmental devastation, and most recently the forced migration of the Rohingya people.
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Cardi B, Camila Cabello, Pink, Brandi Carlile, Halsey, Tierra Whack, Summer Walker, Lauren Daigle and Bebe Rexha teamed up with the streaming platform to highlight the bodies of work of their fellow female artists.
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"September" follows bodies of work by the artist addressing his own family's military involvement, the postwar rebuilding and rearming of Germany, and the terrorist activities, trial, imprisonment and deaths of the Baader-Meinhof Gang.
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During the course of his career, Conner made more discrete bodies of work across more mediums than any other postwar artist: paintings, drawings, assemblages, films, photographs, photograms, performances, collages, tapestries, artist's books, and prints.
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It has remained government-run since its inception and its collection has grown to include large bodies of work by other well-known artists from the state, including C P Rajaram and K K Hebbar.
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Today, both women remain very active, making extremely distinct bodies of work: while Lara's practice is very much rooted in abstract painting and printmaking, Mayer's tends to feature elements of interactivity, performance, and social practice.
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Other Los Angeles exhibitions have also opted to present deep dives into specific bodies of work, the most recent being the Craft Contemporary's 2017 show Keepin It Clean, an extensive examination of Saar's Washboard Series.
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Five artist friends have curated a memorial exhibition of works by Tony Feher, who died in June at age 60, highlighting two unfinished bodies of work he was developing at the time of his death.
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The different and distinct bodies of work that Breuer has made using only chromogenic paper hints at his resourceful imagination, his refusal to get stuck in a method, as well as his embrace of experimentation.
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It serves as a reminder that some of the strongest, most original bodies of work by such artists can be found far away from outsider art's historically familiar turf in Western Europe and North America.
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A sneak peek at this year's fair shows that, despite the feeling in some quarters that the field's best, most definitive bodies of work already have entered its canon, some remarkable finds are still emerging.
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In this show, she presented three connected bodies of work and each was fully developed and sophisticated in their own way — my favorites were the stylized tapestries made by artisans in Peru based on Gonzales's designs.
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On view are Suite of Twenty-Seven Color Lithographs and Suite of Plant Lithographs — two bodies of work made by the artist in the mid-1960s, just as he was beginning to experiment with the medium.
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Whether Schärer intended to establish an explicit relationship between the two bodies of work isn't clear, but his long and concurrent devotion to the themes was tantamount to an obsession with the image of the feminine.
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It is a bit sad to see that acts like Shame, SOPHIE and Let's Eat Grandma haven't made the cut, but there are still beautiful and textured bodies of work on the list in any case.
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As with the earlier bodies of work, the new sculptures were – technically speaking – the result of the artist's merging of industrial materials (commercial Styrofoam packaging, its bulky containers) with a completely different kind of subject matter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Working in painting, drawing, assemblage, film, photography, photograms, performance, collage, and printmaking, Bruce Conner (1933–2008) made more discrete bodies of work across more mediums than any other postwar artist.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — With concurrent shows in Chicago and Detroit, Brooklyn-based artist Kate Levant creates a dialogue between two bodies of work that extends beyond the gallery and across geographical lines.
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In an interview with Britain's Radio Times, Dench 84, didn't defend both men nor reject the accusations of sexual assault against them, but did express concern over people dismissing their bodies of work in this #MeToo era.
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The exhibition Martha Wilson: Staging the Journals at Michèle Didier in Paris looks at several early bodies of work alongside a few more recent works, all of which explore identity, specifically that of women in patriarchal society.
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Lipi and Rahman may not be activists in the traditional sense, but in dealing with the issues closest to them, they've produced bodies of work that remain accessible and tragically relevant, even outside of their original context.
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During this period, he completed three self-contained bodies of work: collages; small boxed assemblages and hanging "fetishistic" assemblages; and numerous photographs, including his well-known sequence, "Cy and Roman Steps (I, II, III, IV, V)" (1952).
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That's why, Mr. Punyet argues, the two men, though separated by an ocean and the disruptions of World War II, were able to create bodies of work, both eventually called "Constellations," that mutually resonate with such power.
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The 41 "Brown Sisters" photographs form the spine of an extensive survey of Nixon's practice at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, each portrait contextualized with photos from different bodies of work taken in the same year.
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Both born on the island that saw the hemisphere's first maroon communities of Afro-descended and indigenous peoples, each artist's larger bodies of work theorize the prismatic and intertwined legacies of enslavement and fugitivity in the African diaspora.
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Lauren Frances Adams offers three bodies of work that celebrate black female exceptionalism and expose the supporting roles of white women in US Confederate history and propaganda, offering a multifaceted site-specific, visual history lesson centered in Baltimore.
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This distinction is manifested by two disparate bodies of work on display: the monumental abstract paintings that have become synonymous with Whitten and the diminutive never-been-shown wooden assemblage sculptures that fill the majority of the galleries.
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Rather than nominating five artists or bodies of work as in years past, there will be eight nominees in the categories of best new artist, song of the year, record of the year and album of the year.
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But I can't help suspecting that were I ever to glom the lyrics of this particular sonic construction, it would rise close to the top of one of the most remarkable bodies of work in all of semipop.
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In past bodies of work, he has utilized devices such as a distorting mirror, a camera obscura, panoramic lenses, shutters speeds, and strobes to create perceptual experiences that parallel the psychological disturbances, bafflement and ambiguities of his subjects.
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WalkingStick's show easily glides between different disparate bodies of work, revealing an intense passion for painting in the 1970s, an interest in diptychs and duality in the '80s and '90s, and she continues to push herself until today.
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His catalog of '203s TV series, which includes shows like The Jeffersons, Maude, Sanford and Son, Good Times, and the original One Day at a Time, is one of the most important, substantial bodies of work in American television.
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Some of these artists represent the body itself, as with paintings by Christina Quarles, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, and 97-year old artist Luchita Hurtado, who has two bodies of work from the late '60s and early '70s on view.
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Hauser & Wirth's temporary annex at 548 West 22nd Street plays host to her continuing trajectory into different styles, with two new bodies of work: Stretcher Bar Paintings and KLINE RAPE, the second of which gives the show its title.
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And Ms. Morgan has begun a strategic long-term plan to acquire large bodies of work by women made contemporaneously with that by men already well represented at Dia, including John Chamberlain, Fred Sandback, Michael Heizer and Bruce Nauman.
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As one parses these passionate bodies of work that weave in the exhibition's themes, the inclusion of installations such as Dong Yuan's "Grandmother's House" (2013) — an ode to memories of her grandmother's demolished home in Beijing — seems more tangential.
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The seven black-and-white pigment prints include selections from two different bodies of work — battleships and landscapes — both created through a similar process of long-term research and layering of photographs, sometimes taking years to complete a single image.
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Taking things a step further, Adams offers three bodies of work that celebrate black female exceptionalism and expose the supporting roles of white women in US Confederate history and propaganda, offering a multifaceted site-specific, visual history lesson centered in Baltimore.
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Let us never forget that Beyoncé, who has made at least two of the most groundbreaking bodies of work of our generation (her 2013 self-titled album and 2016's Lemonade), still doesn't have an Album of the Year win.
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Triumph of Hate is comprised of three distinct bodies of work: a series of satirical prints about Trumpian exploits, graphically violent paintings examining recent events, and a triptych of woodblock prints representing the battle of good versus evil throughout American history.
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And keep an eye out for these new playlists: Apple Music recruited visionary women in music including Cardi B, Camila Cabello, Pink, Brandi Carlile and Halsey to curate empowering playlists that highlight the bodies of work of their fellow female artists.
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The cumulative effect of these correspondences ratchets up the intellectual fascination of the two bodies of work even as the dissimilarities in style and outlook between hot Munch and cool Johns make for an oddly fractious, even emotionally alienating viewing experience.
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The artist, whom I had an opportunity to meet at his modest, one-room home in the hills near Kingston in late 2005, shortly before he died, produced one of the most original and hard-to-classify bodies of work anywhere.
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See TWO GLASSES OF SANGRIA WITH PHOEBE ROBINSON Photo by Nidaa Aboulhosn Photographer Michael Lundgren works collaboratively with scientists, writers, and artists on historically and socially engaged bodies of work, but his true passion is the poetic potential of the medium.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As we rewrite art history to recognize the contribution and impact of women from around the world, pointed attention has been dedicated to several bodies of work that reveal, beyond their formal singularity, radical modes of expression.
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Although a veil of controversy still follows the artist 30 years later (a Google search of his name immediately yields many results relating to his 1987 work), Serrano has since made several mesmerizing bodies of work that incorporate neither piss nor Christ.
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Bradley isn't big on titles: "I've shied away from naming bodies of work because on the one hand it kind of smacks of marketing to me, and on the other, I don't really think in terms of series like that," he says.
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Where: 805 Traction Ave, Downtown, Los Angeles Hours: 63–6pm, Wednesday through Saturday (free admission) Downtown gallery the Box splits its focus between historical exhibitions exploring artists or bodies of work that have been overlooked, and shows dedicated to emerging contemporary artists.
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These two bodies of work show Whitney moving towards the composition and format that have become central to his work: hand-made rectangles of color arranged as stacked rows within a square format, with the largest paintings measuring 96 by 96 inches.
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It might not be the party-in-a-box many longed for, but life neither begins nor ends at the door of a nightclub, and Rihanna's acknowledgment of this truth has paid off in one of the best bodies of work of her career.
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For the issue, we were looking for bodies of work that addressed different angles on the subject — Tourlentes' images, as mentioned, provide a wide-angle view, while Lucas Foglia, for example, focuses on one very specific story from Rikers Island, a garden therapy program.
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AMSTERDAM — While several bodies of work from the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders can be seen in the solo show "Portraits" at the Friedman Benda gallery in New York, a more personal collection of his fanciful creations is on display for prospective real estate buyers.
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Though she was only nine when the tragedy took place, young American artist Bunny Rogers has questions about the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, and has used the school's cafeteria and library as jumping off points for entire bodies of work in the past.
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Combining bodies of work by two reputable artists, this mash-up worked remarkably well, since Sachs has a long history of researching the Japanese tea ceremony, while Noguchi was always a fan of hybridization (particularly when it involved traditional Asian forms and contemporary art).
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Then, suddenly, life's unfolding drama led him to remove his toque, leave the kitchen, and devote his energy full-time to making art, a decision that eventually brought into being one of the more unique bodies of work to be found anywhere on the art scene today.
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Though on the surface they're vastly different, what may join the two bodies of work is their evocation of the mechanics of the modern world: van Hove's represents the tools for transportation on the ground, Alleck's the cargo of bodies that are conducted along global currents.
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" To revisit a word that Johns used in his interview with Bernstein, he is clearly "disturbed' by the two photographs that he employs as source material in Regrets and in the three monotypes at Matthew Marks dated 2015: both bodies of work show a man with his face buried.
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Still, it's a stimulating exercise; though they may represent two highly distinct singular voices, when the bodies of work are presented together, one can see the more lateral, less formal factors, such as their mutual admiration and life circumstances, that may have inspired shared visual ideas and themes.
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I find out from reading about Gersht's work and this show, which represents three distinct bodies of work — Hide and Seek-If Not Now When from 2008, Chasing Good Fortune from 2010, and Floating World from 2016 — that he fiddles with the original image in his postproduction process.
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But the incisively curated Proyecto para el dia que me quieras, which also includes Paradox, La huella de Viernes and El Proyecto Catherwood — bodies of work that reconstruct the genealogies that constitute the colonial footprint in Central America — elucidates and celebrates the larger implications of the artist's practice.
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Today, five years after the anniversary of his arrest, I reached out to him to find out the current direction he is taking as an artist, only to discover that he continues to pursue this truth-telling notion that underlies his various bodies of work, particularly his evocative photography.
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All of this sucks, not just because people are losing their jobs and artists could potentially lose entire bodies of work, but also because it's pretty unlikely that big, for-profit firms are going to have faith in Soundcloud's user-generated model after this public, years-long decline.
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Through his bodies of work in Pelican and RLYR, he's crafted a sonic identity that is, unmistakably, his own, and in doing so has become one of the most distinguished guitarists in heavy music today, easily on par with peers like Converge's Kurt Ballou and High on Fire's Matt Pike.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — The Bockley Gallery currently has on view a mini-retrospective of the work of Edgar Heap of Birds (whose Cheyenne name is Hock E Aye VI), which contains examples of different bodies of work the Cheyenne/Arapaho artist has created over his extensive career.
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Feher's memorial show at Sikkema Jenkins & Co., It Didn't Turn Out the Way I Expected, brings together the artist's last two bodies of work, still in process when he passed, and a collection of drawings, notes, and other miscellanea he wrote down throughout the last 28 years of his life.
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The exhibition ends with her most recent series, Land of Dreams, the first art she has created in the US. "Interestingly, while these two bodies of work are radically different in the way that one captures portraits of Iranians and the other Americans, I see many parallels between them," Neshat remarks.
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She described her influences (David Cronenberg's "The History of Violence" from 2005 was one of her favorite films) and the connections among her bodies of work, including "The Shape of Things" and her most recent work, "Grace Notes: Reflections for Now," which she workshopped while in residency at the Armory.
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It's quick, it's very satisfying, but at some point, the album is something you do not only for yourself as a creative and wanting to have bodies of work that you can stand behind in ten years, but I think it kind of steps you outside of that stream a little bit.
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The 2020 Professional competition was open to professional photographers over the age of 18 from around the world, ran from June 2019 through January 2020, and accepted bodies of work consisting of 5 to 10 images across 10 categories: Creative, Discovery, Documentary, Environment, Landscape, Natural World & Wildlife, Portraiture, Sport, and Still Life.
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So to help you unpack all the faces you're going to need to know for this coming fashion month and beyond, we've compiled a list of the top five major models and their bodies of work thus far so you can be an expert on all things runway just in time for NYFW.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SHEBOYGAN, Wisconsin — Mythologies: Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, a new exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin (on view through January 21970, 2608), showcases one of the most intriguing bodies of work by an artist of the modern era to be found anywhere today.
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" Given the 14 bodies of work Mr. Graham has produced over the last 30 years, his claims to distraction are more akin to Zen koans about diligence and rigor: "Sometimes I have to kill a couple of weeks doing other things, appearing to be very lazy while I'm actually finding my way through a problem.
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However, only the MUAC exhbition, curated by Amanda de la Garza, Cecilia Rabossi, and Cuauhtémoc Medina as part of M68 — a series of programs commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Mexican Student Movement of 1968 — includes three additional bodies of work, which extend Katz's artistic practice beyond Argentina and into a broader Latin American context.
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His current exhibition, Geoffrey Farmer, on view at the Institute Contemporary Art Boston, introduces the artist through three distinct bodies of work— Boneyard, The Surgeon and the Photographer, Look in my face; my name is Might-have-been; I am also called No-more, Too-late, Farewell—that the artist has crafted over the last two decades.
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The differences between their bodies of work are clear, something she herself confirmed: Instead of the formalism or portrait work of Mr. Evans and Ms. Lange, Ms. Welty's images show life as it unfolded before her, distilling the solemn quiet of a blind weaver at work or the warm communal embrace of women at a carnival.
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However, it is possible to shift the focus on art brut and its progeny — outsider art and so-called self-taught art (terms that are sometimes used synonymously, but whose meanings, strictly speaking, are nuanced and distinct) — away from an art-historical narrative or classification system and more toward various art brut creators' respective bodies of work.
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Many of the artists I had the pleasure of speaking to, like poet Adrian Matejka, or dancer Jonah Bokaer (who has worked in collaboration with Daniel Arsham and Snarkitecture), expressed how humbled they were to be given an opportunity to focus on new bodies of work and find new support systems to disseminate them without the impending weight of the creative industry.
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" Clark believes that these bodies of work, as well as his other projects investigating the War on Terror are not meant to shape events at large, but instead serve as point of reflection for the future: "I think my work may have more influence in years to come when people look back and reflect on these events and the questions my work raises.
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Putting aside Murphy's unfortunate repeat association with problematic figures like Kelly, Michael Jackson, and former Epic Executive Chairman L.A. Reid, who departed from the label in 2017 amid allegations of sexual misconduct, Life amplifies just how difficult cancelling an artist can be when they've spent entire careers building up bodies of work while allegedly getting away with bad, even criminal, behavior.
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The exhibition consists of works on paper measuring 530 by 8 inches and oil paintings on hollow-core wood panels ranging from 12 by 16 inches to the two-panel "Possibility of Age" (2018), which, at 80 by 144 inches, is the largest work the artist has ever done Despite the difference in scale and support, what unites these two bodies of work is their scarred surfaces.
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As his failing health made travel increasingly difficult, the Kepler players moved closer to him, rehearsing in a church close to the farm — "literally in the midst of a cornfield, in the middle of a cemetery," in Mr. Segnitz's description — that over time became a focus of pilgrimage for musicologists curious to hear the realization of one of the most esoteric bodies of work in the chamber-music literature.
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Between 1921 and 1928, when he went to Paris for the first time, he did discrete bodies of work in which he pushed the relationship between subject matter and formal concerns as far as he could, moving from the punctilious legibility, as in his trompe l'oeil renderings of cigarette packs, to his series of "egg beaters," in which he turned his subject matter into interlocking and overlapping planes of flatly painted color set within an ambiguous space.
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From Rick Mallette's playfully weird snowman doodles, executed in acrylic and marker on commercial postcards and Polaroids, to the intimate and reflective "Log Collage of Girl Drawing" (2008) by Goshka Macuga, to the multilayered performance-turned-photo collages of Sheida Soleimani, the works in Wide Angle treat photography as just one in a series of steps that activate an idea, and the artists' bodies of work are archives of thought, rather than documentation of fixed reality.
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From bodies of work like "Family Pictures and Stories" (22014-82) in which Weems challenges and disrupts the ideology of Assistant Secretary of Labor Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who blamed "the deterioration of the fabric of Negro society" on a weak family structure, to "Colored People," in which she confronts the oversimplification of skin tone, how the black community internalizes colorism and how America uses it against us, Weems has found compelling and expansive ways to challenge how we think about race and class in America.
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She quickly renounced the strict cubism of Leger's atelier while still in Paris and vehemently denied Western influence on her work (at least to the degree that it appeared that she was just a follower of the avant-garde artists, though Choucair did not share their preoccupations.) Choucair's work, an extended investigation of the nature of negative space, grows through distinct bodies of work: from a purely geometric understanding of the boundaries of the line (the series Trajectories of a Line, from the 1950s), to her most complex structures in which a visual model of infinity is constructed through irregular patterns, repetitions, and concave shapes (Infinite Structures, from the 1960s onward).
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