Sentence examples for new canvases from inspiring English sources

Charline von Heyl At the Friedrich Petzel Gallery, colorful new canvases by the German painter Charline von Heyl add up to her most convincing New York solo to date.

We were in his studio, looking at three new canvases he had done that week.

The museum bought the two new canvases for an undisclosed sum from the Gagosian Gallery, which represents Mr. De Maria.

All of the new canvases have a deep blue background against which familiar images emerge.

"He could not afford to acquire new canvases every time he had an idea that he wanted to pursue.

He needed to purchase 20 new canvases to paint on site with acrylic, he told the Watermill staff.

He also "stained newer canvases with tea bags to give them the false appearance of being older than they really were", said the indictment, which also claimed that some works were subjected to the heat of a blow dryer, while others were left outside and exposed to the elements.

The Beltracchis made art gallery labels for their pieces, ageing them with tea and coffee, while the indictment in the current FBI case alleges the accused "stained newer canvases with tea bags to give them the false appearance of being older than they actually [are]".

Now, with a group of new Fishman canvases on view at Cheim and Read, a gallery in Chelsea, through Oct. 21, people can see for themselves how a thoughtful, self-critical artist is holding up the mantle of abstract painting in an era of familiar, sometimes tired postmodern polemics.

Rendered as flat, cartoonlike depictions, images might be heads in a crowd, a simplified house, or, in the case of this new group of canvases, flowers that seem borrowed from fabric patterns.

Whether viewers find his new, large-scale canvases and midsize gouaches (some fashioned from the Yellow Pages) charming or humdrum will depend on their taste for the decorative and their tolerance for the artist's gee-whiz approach.