It's a retrospective on post-war abstract expressionism.

那是战后抽象表现主义回顾展。

Expressionism is famously hard to define, but you can think of it as roughly the opposite of impressionism.

表现主义出了名难以定义，但你可以大致上把它想成跟印象派相反。

The piece marked out a whole new way of creating for the artist and represented a complete break from the previous decade's Abstract Expressionism - think loads of splashes of paint.

这件作品为艺术创造了一种全新创作方式，并且代表了对前十年抽象表现主义完全突破（想想大量油漆飞溅）。

Basquiat's career would coincide with the arrival of the Neo-Expressionist movement, a return to painting, and the re-emergence of the human figure.

巴斯奎特职业生涯与新表现主义运动到来、绘画回归以及人物形象重新出现不期而至。

Chu's work has been compared to that of Jackson Pollock, a major artist in the abstract expressionist movement of the 1940s and 1950s.

Chu作品被比作20世纪40年代和50年代抽象表现主义运动主要艺术杰克逊·波洛克作品。

And there's also a definite whiff of expressionism in some of August Strindberg's light plays, like " To Damascus" .

奥古斯特·斯特林堡一些轻剧 比如《大马士革之行》 也有明显表现主义气息。

It's kind of contradiction, right? Cause it's very expressionistic, but at the same time when it was actually done, it's very restricted, you couldn't make wrong.

这有点矛盾，对吧？因为这是非常表现主义，但同时当它实际完成时候，它是非常受限制，你不会出错。

We'll look at its origin, its literature, its stagecraft, and its impact on American Modernism.

我们会看看表现主义起源、文学作品、舞台艺术、以及它对美国现代主义影响。

There will be no train tracks here at all or if there are there gonna be weird expressionist train tracks.

这里不会有道 如果有也是奇怪表现主义道。

It was in many ways a reaction against Abstract Expressionism, the dominant artistic movement in the United States in the 1950s.

在许多方面，这是对20世纪50年代美国占主导地位艺术运动抽象表现主义一种反抗。

Through art, van Gogh hoped to express himself, with all his fragilities and strengths, using contrasting colors and Expressionist deformations.

梵高希望通过艺术表现出自己所有脆弱性和力量，使用对比鲜明色彩和表现主义变形来表达自己 。

His early works were episodic plays about macho heroes and fragmenting societies in the expressionist style of Ernst Toller or Georg Kaiser.

他早期作品是恩斯特·托勒或者格奥尔格·凯泽那种关于大男子主义英雄和分裂社会表现主义风格情景剧。

Robert Edmund jones was another leading expressionist designer.

罗伯特·埃德蒙·琼斯是也是一位一流表现主义设计师。

No expressionist anxieties at all, transforming theater into a meaning factory.

它没有表现主义焦虑 而是把戏剧变成了一个意义工厂。

One of the first major expressionist works in the U.S. was Eugene O'neill's 1922 play " The Hairy Ape" , a fragmented story of dehumanization.

美国最早表现主义作品之一是尤金·奥尼尔1922年戏剧《毛猿》 一个关于非人化片段式故事。

Artists at the time were turning away from the drama and self-seriousness of abstract expressionism.

当时艺术们开始远离抽象表现主义戏剧性和自我严肃性。

During Adolf Hitler's rise to power, directors like Otto Preminger, Billy Wilder, and Fritz Lang fled Europe and moved to Hollywood, and they brought their signature blend of expressionistic filmmaking to American cinema.

在阿道夫·希特勒崛起过程中，导演奥托·普雷明格、比利·怀尔德和弗里茨·朗逃离欧洲并移居好莱坞，他们将自己独特表现主义电影风格带到了美国电影界。

It married together two things that really hadn't, in my experience, been married before, which was a sort of the black, gospel-tinged, expressionistic style of singing with a completely mechanistic music underneath it.

它将两种在我经验中从未结合过元素融合在一起：一种是带有黑人福音色彩、表现主义风格歌唱，另一种是完全机械化音乐作为其底层。

The movement was a rejection of abstract expressionism made famous by the likes of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko a style that Lichtenstein had previously worked in.

这场运动是对抽象表现主义拒绝，抽象表现主义因杰克逊·波洛克和马克·罗斯科等人而闻名，而利希滕斯坦之前曾采用过这种风格。

This like some reject, abstract, post-expressionist, Soviet-- I know I've had six cups of coffee already today, but how can I turn down the free lobby coffee?

这就像一些拒绝、抽象、后表现主义、苏维埃——我知道我今天已经喝了六杯咖啡，但我怎么能拒绝免费大堂咖啡呢？