Sentence examples for experimental prints from inspiring English sources

This is reflected in the show, which includes examples of all kinds of new and experimental prints.

In addition to the works by Mr. Cole and Mr. Osorio, the center is represented in the Rutgers exhibition by numerous other experimental prints.

But Gauguin's most revolutionary contribution to art may be the experimental prints and transfer drawings he made between 1889 and 1903, the year he died.

He also carried forward some of his more experimental prints, which tend to defy description other than that they resemble electrified Rorschach tests.

Major experimental prints by Robert Rauschenberg, with layered illustrations appropriated from newspapers, open the display, followed by colorful prints and sculptures by Robert Indiana, Alex Katz, Allan D'Arcangelo, Jasper Johns and Jim Dine.

With the flamboyant artist Paul Gauguin, for example, he exchanged both ideas and works of art, learning much from the younger man's views on colour while also prompting Gauguin to make experimental prints and boldly drawn figure compositions.

Among them is the Washington-based printmaker Trish Tillman, whose elegant, experimental print "A Cadence" (2002), was produced at Pyramid Atlantic in Silver Spring, Md. Another is New York-based Janis Provisor, whose "Lotus Time 4" (1991), a colorful, technically challenging print using several different printing techniques, was produced at Shark's Ink in Colorado.

Weaving together astronauts, explosions, and housewives, with flowers, fauna, and comic book clippings, Westre masterfully juxtaposes a range of visual influences exclusively taken from vintage and experimental print clippings and posts them her website, Living Couch.

This retrospective includes not only film, but also 16mm experimental animation prints, and paperwork pertaining to Bute, all providing a holistic view of her artistic practice.

FMX projects include multiplatform experimental comedy PrintFriends, leading social media cooking community SORTED, and MySpace online drama Freak.

Glas (1974) is an experimental book printed in two columns one containing an analysis of key concepts in the philosophy of Hegel, the other a suggestive discussion of the thief, novelist, and playwright Jean Genet.