Tate glossary definition for monoprint: A form of printmaking where the image can only be made once, unlike most printmaking which allows for multiple originals
woodblock, but in such a way that only one of its kind
Artist page for Ida Kar (1908–1974)
Whitechapel Gallery in 1960 was the first of its kind
‘Bus Companies Are More Enlightened Than NYC Art Galleries‘, Guerrilla Girls, 1989
1989 Relax Senator Helms, The Art World Is Your Kind
‘43. [title not known]‘, Alexander Cozens
A High Foreground, That Is to Say, a Large Kind of
Tate glossary definition for Rebel Art Centre: Founded by Wyndham Lewis in London in March 1914 as a meeting place for artists to discuss revolutionary ideas and teach non-representational art
Lewis and the estate of Mrs G A Wyndham Lewis by kind
Tate glossary definition for post-painterly abstraction: A blanket term covering a range of new developments in abstract painting in the late 1950s and early 1960s characterised by a more rigorous approach to abstraction
What they created was a purely factual kind of art
AL: Being fluent in four languages and kind of writing
Short film about artist Rose Finn Kelcey
about the fact that this painting had reached that kind
Tate glossary definition for Kitchen Sink painters: A group of British artists working in the 1950s who painted ordinary people in scenes of everyday life
their subjects as: ‘An inventory which includes every kind
In this episode of the Tate podcast, The Art of, hear how artists have used comedy in their work throughout art history
have seen unknowingly in our lives at some point kind
