Add to ORKGDonaldson discusses the diversity of drawing techniques employed by the artists. Glossary of drawing techniques. Biographical notes
Gauthier discusses the multiple meanings of the term "drawing," elaborating on the role they play in...
Presenting works by 51 Alberta artists, Mabie examines various definitions of drawing. Statements by...
Drawing is used to express one's creativity, and therefore has been prominent in the world of art. T...
Defining drawing as making marks, the author explores the idea of drawing in relation to the four ar...
Moppett examines drawing as process and looks at 20th century approaches to drawing. Includes statem...
Following curator Yarlow's remarks on S. Andrews, F. Boulet, J. Clark, C. Daley and A. Youldon's att...
Pottruff outlines some of the reasons for the re-emergence of drawing as an independent art form. Si...
Noting drawing's marginalization in past and current art discourse, Lawrence provides an analysis of...
This book documents the work produced and exhibited by the artists-in-residence at the Wimbledon Sch...
The authors describe Werner's juxtaposition of scientific images and drawing conventions to construc...
Siting historical precedents, Balkind defines the artists' social concerns as the major influence on...
Berlind has selected a series of works which exemplify various processes in the conception and produ...
Referring to memory, psychology and sexuality, Lenhoff compares and contrasts the drawings of Banks,...
This co-authored paper surveys practices of drawing used in collaboration with specialist practition...
Rose makes the case for contemporary drawing, i.e. that which since the 17th century has changed onl...
Gauthier discusses the multiple meanings of the term "drawing," elaborating on the role they play in...
Presenting works by 51 Alberta artists, Mabie examines various definitions of drawing. Statements by...
Drawing is used to express one's creativity, and therefore has been prominent in the world of art. T...
Defining drawing as making marks, the author explores the idea of drawing in relation to the four ar...
Moppett examines drawing as process and looks at 20th century approaches to drawing. Includes statem...
Following curator Yarlow's remarks on S. Andrews, F. Boulet, J. Clark, C. Daley and A. Youldon's att...
Pottruff outlines some of the reasons for the re-emergence of drawing as an independent art form. Si...
Noting drawing's marginalization in past and current art discourse, Lawrence provides an analysis of...
This book documents the work produced and exhibited by the artists-in-residence at the Wimbledon Sch...
The authors describe Werner's juxtaposition of scientific images and drawing conventions to construc...
Siting historical precedents, Balkind defines the artists' social concerns as the major influence on...
Berlind has selected a series of works which exemplify various processes in the conception and produ...
Referring to memory, psychology and sexuality, Lenhoff compares and contrasts the drawings of Banks,...
This co-authored paper surveys practices of drawing used in collaboration with specialist practition...
Rose makes the case for contemporary drawing, i.e. that which since the 17th century has changed onl...
Gauthier discusses the multiple meanings of the term "drawing," elaborating on the role they play in...
Presenting works by 51 Alberta artists, Mabie examines various definitions of drawing. Statements by...
Drawing is used to express one's creativity, and therefore has been prominent in the world of art. T...