Removing the tulle left lyrical, and painterly, creases on a luminous field of color.
Caitlin Masley's photograph of a ceiling light fixture against a soft field of color is the show's most recent piece, and one of the most compelling.
In conceiving her paintings, Ms. Corey uses digital technology to help animate a field of color painted the old-fashioned way.
He held out three albums in slimline cases, each titled "Hypnotic Brass Ensemble" and featuring an identical black-and-white photograph of the band, beneath a field of color — one red, one orange, and one green.
He would have stayed longer if he had not been offered an opportunity in 1967 to work in the newly developing field of color television by CBS in New York.
An untitled work from 1990 features a nude woman in a deep blue field of color, approaching a dark boulder that sits in the right half of the painting.
A twister of broad, knotted gray strokes gathers gale force in the big, pink expanse of "A Stranger," and in "Sunrise Ruby," one of Ms. Fishman's largest new pictures, patches of mossy green hug its surface, at once in the field of color and seemingly afloat on a separate plane above it.
Lights dimmed, the tarps fell, and an apartment interior appeared, the walls covered with images: a bird, a scarf, a pointing finger, a pit bull, lyrics to "Boogie Shoes," a person-size field of color, a stove and a refrigerator morphing into buildings.
Red and blue are revealed, and contrasted with one another, as colors within the category field of color.
Pixel clustering in three-dimensional (3D) color space on the basis of color similarity is one of the current approaches in the field of color image segmentation.
