Siaoning
Taipei, Taiwan
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critic
In relation to art, a person who describes and evaluates, or otherwise judges artworks according to some criteria; somewhat distinct from a connoisseur, who asserts a sensitivity to aesthetic value and an ability to judge works for their position within the ...
評論家
就藝術、 一個人描述和計算結果或根據某些標準 ； 否則為法官藝術品一些明顯不同的鑒賞家，主張對審美價值和能力來判斷其位置歷史記錄中的藝術 ； 工程的敏感性再有別于藝術史的從業人員 （見藝術課程）。 ...
empty
Similar to hollow; devoid of flavor and interest.
空洞
沒有主軸的酒，與hollow類似。
impasto
Visibly thick and manipulated paint, or the marks visible in paint from strokes of a brush or other tool.
厚塗顏料的繪畫法
明顯厚和受操縱的漆或從筆劃的畫筆或其他工具在油漆中可見的痕跡。
fantastic realism
Johann Muschik first used the term 'Phantastischer realismus' (Fantastic Realism) in the late 1950s to describe a group of painters working in Vienna who had met at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste after the Second World War. The group consisted of Arik ...
奇幻現實主義
Johann Muschik 第一次使用 'Phantastischer realismus' 一詞 （魔幻現實主義） 在 1950 年代後期，描述一群畫家在維也納工作在第二次世界大戰後在擔任 der Bildenden 藝術進行了會晤。集團包括阿裡 Brauer、 恩斯特 · 富克斯、 魯道夫 · 豪斯、 沃爾夫岡 · 哈特和安東 Lehmden 和鼓舞他們的老師陳偉業巴黎 Gütersloh，畫的老主人的繪畫精度結合現代藝術運動和精神分析感興趣的圖片。結果圖像是夢幻幻覺從潛意識繪以現實的方式。許多藝術作品被根植 ...
photograph
Literally “light-drawing,” the recording and reproducing of images on light sensitive material using one of various chemical processes. The first photographs date from the early nineteenth century.
照片
字面上"光-畫"錄製和複製上使用的各種化學過程之一的光敏感材料的圖像。第一張相片可追溯到十九世紀初。
vorticism
The Vorticists were a British avant-garde group formed in London in 1914 by the artist, writer and polemicist, Wyndham Lewis. Their only group exhibition was held in London the following year. Vorticism was launched with the first issue (of two) of the ...
漩渦主義; 漩渦畫派
Vorticists 是由演出者、 作家和出神入化，溫德姆 · 路易斯在 1914 年在倫敦成立英國前衛組。他們唯一組展在倫敦舉行了第二年。Vorticism 發起了第一期 （兩個） 雜誌爆炸，除其他材料兩個侵略宣言所載的由路易斯 '爆破' 他被認為是英國的藝術與文化的基於和宣佈 Vorticist 審美： ' 新渦陡降至目前的心 '我們產生一個新的生活抽象'。Vorticist 畫結合立體主義的現實的碎片與硬邊意象來自機器和城市的環境，用於創建高度有效運算式 Vorticists 意識的現代世界的活力。它實際上是 ...
constructivism
Particularly austere branch of abstract art founded by Vladimir Tatlin and Alexander Rodchenko in Russia around 1915. The constructivists believed art should directly reflect the modern industrial world. Tatlin was crucially influenced by Picasso's Cubist ...
構成主義
特別是簡樸分支，成立由 Vladimir Tatlin 和俄羅斯亞歷山大 Rodchenko 約 1915年的抽象藝術。Constructivists 認為藝術應直接反映出現代工業世界。Tatlin 最重要的被受到了畢卡索的立體主義建築 (施工 1914) 他于 1913 年在巴黎的畢卡索的工作室看到的。這些都是三維仍然生活廢舊材料製成的。Tatlin 開始做他自己，但他們是完全抽象的和做的工業材料。到 1921 年跟隨 Tatlin 的想法的俄羅斯演出者被自稱為 Constructivists 和 1923 ...
dress code
Requirements on dress to be given permission to enter a particular venue. Many nightclubs enforce a dress code in order to ensure a certain type of clientele is in attendance at the venue. Some upscale nightclubs ban attendees from wearing trainers or jeans, ...
服裝規定; 著裝標準
Requirements on dress to be given permission to enter a particular venue. Many nightclubs enforce a dress code in order to ensure a certain type of clientele is in attendance at the venue. Some upscale nightclubs ban attendees from wearing trainers or jeans, ...
merz
Nonsense word invented by the German Dada artist Kurt Schwitters to describe his collage and assemblage works based on scavenged scrap materials. He made large numbers of small collages, and more substantial assemblages, in this medium. He is said to have ...
梅爾茨
荒謬的詞由德國達達演出者庫爾特 · 舒維特來描述他的拼貼和組合的作品，基於發明清理報廢材料。他做了大量的小貼畫和更大的組合，在此介質中。據說，他已經從名稱出現在一張紙在他拼貼畫之一的本銀行提取 Merz 一詞。舒維特創辦 Dada 集團在哪裡，他根據從 1919 年的漢諾威。那裡他創造了他第一次 Merzbau (Merz 大廈)。這是他自己的房子，他充滿了大約四十 '石窟' — — 建築實際附加到大廈和甚至擴及透過窗戶的室內裝飾織物。在 1937 年他的工作已列入退化藝術展覽後他逃離德國為挪威。那裡他創建第二個 ...
illumination
In art, the practice of illustrating books with designs and decorations (whether abstract, “floriated" i.e. Floral, or “historiated,” i.e. With images of persons and scenes).
插畫
In art, the practice of illustrating books with designs and decorations (whether abstract, “floriated" i. E. Floral, or “historiated,” i. E. With images of persons and scenes).
