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现货Cut and Fold Techniques for Pop-Up Design 折纸技术-立体设计

9781780673271

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作者Jackson，Paul

出版社Laurence King

ISBN9781780673271

出版时间2014-03

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页数128页

货号661000159008

上书时间2024-04-30

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  《折纸技术-立体设计》

   出版社 ‏ : ‎ Laurence King Publishing    语言 ‏ : ‎ 英语   平装 ‏ : ‎ 128页   商品重量 ‏ : ‎ 450 g   尺寸 ‏ : ‎ 22.23 x 1.27 x 24.77 cm          Part 1: The Canvas and the Screen: Cinematic， Atmospheric and Narrative Painting This first part looks at the work of painters who have developed a 'cinematic eye'， making use of visual tricks inherited from the camera: blurring images， framing subjects as if seen through a wide angle lens， reframing them suggestively or using deep focus. Artists featured: Amy Bennet (US)， Andy Denzler (Switzerland)， Jeremy Geddes (Australia)， Tiina Heiska (Finland)， Marcin Maciejowski (Poland)， Muntean and Rosenblum， Kon Trubkovich (Russia/US)， Jonathan Wateridge (Zambia/UK)， Simon Willems (UK) Part 2: The Canvas and the Concept of News: Journalistic， Investigative and Media-Conscious Painting These works return to the idea of painting as a socially and politically engaged tool， as something capable of capturing the spirit of the times. These paintings encapsulate something about our world， our current historical moment. Artists featured: Ayman Baalbaki (Lebanon)， Guillaume Bresson (France)， Tim Eitel (Germany)， Luka Kurashvili (Georgia)， Justin Mortimer (UK)， Ronald Ophuis (Netherlands)， Li Songsong (China)， Wayne Toepp (USA) Part 3: Hyper Individuality: Autobiographical， Confessional and Personal Painting The artists in this section have taken the art of portraiture out of the confines of focussing on single， unmoving subjects generally within a studio space. Artists featured: Eduardo Berliner (Brazil)， Anna Bjerger (Sweden)， Jonas Burgert (Germany)， John Copeland (US)， Esiri Erheriene-Essi (UK)， Markus Harvey (UK)， Joyce Ho (Taiwan)， Oda Jaune (Bulgaria)， Chantal Joffe (UK)， Ulrich Lamsfuss (Germany)， Dave Lovett (Australia)， Harding Meyer (Brazil) ， Lynette Yiadom (UK)， Liu Xiadong (China) Part 4: New Landscapes and Unstill Lives: Landscape Painting in the age of the Virtual Paintings that scrutinize with great intensity the landscapes in which we live and our attitude towards them. Artists featured: Jules de Balincourt (France)， Tilo Baumgartel (Germany)， Zhang Enli (China)， Maya Gold (Israel)， Masakatsu Kondo (Japan)， Thoralf Knobloch (Germany)， Benjamin Rubloff (US)， Shay Kun (Israel)， Wilhelm Sasnal (Poland)， George Shaw (UK)， James White (UK)， Etienne Zack (Canada) Part 5: The Shock of the Old: Nostalgic and Neo-Traditionalist Painting Paintings that let themselves fall into the allure of the past， these are often works that have been created by uprooted individuals， who are trying to reconstruct new identities in a highly alienating world. Artists featured: Alida Cervantes (Mexico/US)， Stelios Faitakis (Greece)， Gade (China/Tibet)， Sigrid Holmwood (Sweden/UK)， Harland Miller (UK)， Johannes Phokela (South Africa)， Tsherin Sherpa (Nepal)， David Brian Smith (UK) ， Hisashi Tenmyouya (Japan)， Wolfe Von Lenkiewicz (UK)， Akira Yamaguchi (Japan)'