Sentences with phrase «black light bodyscapes»

Wall and woodwork painted in Burn Black Light matt emulsion, as before.

Skirting painted in Burn Black Light matt emulsion, as before.

Skirting painted in Burn Black Light matt emulsion, # 43 for 2.5 l, Sanderson at Style Library.

I love the stools at the island and the black light fixture.

Ami augmented the eat - in area's generous built - in banquette with bistro - style chairs and glossy black light fixtures.

with a classic barn black light and a nod to a vintage school house pendant.

Painted black, the bench anchors itself firmly to the ground and is balanced by a bold black light fixture.

One product he recommends has an elongated spout - type applicator that gets right into the pile of the carpet (or other nooks and crannies), bringing the chemical right where it's needed, and can be used with a special black light that exposes all traces of urine, for thorough cleanup.

The only thing I might change if this kitchen was actually mine, are those large black light fixtures... thoughts?

Love the redo and I am inspired by the black light fixture!

«By the way, remember that a black light used in the dark can show you where urine is located on carpet or other surfaces,» Zoller says.

implement systems and processes including FOSS, CARES, ENGAGE, TRAKKAR, UOS, Gold Check and Black Light inspections

Playful pattern illuminates at night or in black light so users can find their iPhone in the dark

The result is not only improved black light and a reduction of the flaring and halos seen on current generation QLED panels.

The first is Randall Mills, proprietor of Black Light Power who has raised ~ $ 60M to follow his own personal wil» o the wisp, hydrino power.

American People, Black Light is the first examination of Ringgold's earliest radical and pioneering explorations of race, gender and class.

See both recent and historic work from Los Angeles - based Light and Space artist Mary Corse, including a 19 - foot painting, Untitled (DNA Series), created this year and influenced by her 1975 «Black Light Painting» series, also included in the exhibition.

FAITH RINGGOLD, «Black Light Series # 10 Flag for the Moon: Die Nigger,» 1969 (oil on canvas).

The solo exhibition Black Light at The Garment Factory by Tim Head showcases large - scale digital prints.

Mark DION The Phantom Museum (Wonder Workshop) 2015 walnut cabinet, objects with white glow in the dark paint, black light 102 x 96 x 12 inches; 259.1 x 243.8 x 30.5 cm

The exhibition also shows one historic work by Corse, Black Light Painting (1975), which uses the same materials as the new works to demonstrate the consistency of her style.

Returning to the materials used in the earlier series of Black Light Paintings, Corse is showing an epic 19 - foot painting as well as an additional 10 new corresponding paintings.

And, no less, your way, if you commit yourself to this black light.

NMWA presented «American People, Black Light: Faith Ringgold's Paintings of the 1960s» in 2013.

Recent solo exhibitions include «Judith Bernstein» at Kunsthall Stavanger (2016), «Dicks of Death» at Mary Boone Gallery (2016), «Voyeur» at Mary Boone Gallery (2015), «Judith Bernstein: Rising» at Studio Voltaire London (2014), «Judith Bernstein: BLACK LIGHT / BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSE» at Gavin Brown Enterprise (2014), «Judith Bernstein: BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSE» at The Box LA (2013), «Judith Bernstein: HARD» at The New Museum (2012 - 13), and «Judith Bernstein: FUCK VIETNAM» at The Box LA (2011).

BOOKSHELF «American People, Black Light: Faith Ringgold's Paintings of the 1960s» accompanied the first comprehensive survey of the artist's early paintings exploring race, class and gender issues.

These materials represent Basque traditions in industry, architecture, and agriculture, as well as recall the landscape and «black light» of the region.

The Influence of Cartoons in Contemporary Art (2003); the acclaimed Double Consciousness: Black Conceptual Art Since 1970 (2005); Black Light / White Noise: Sound and Light in Contemporary Art (2007); Cinema Remixed and Reloaded: Black Women Artists and the Moving Image with Dr. Andrea Barnwell Brownlee (2009); and Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art (2012 — 15); among others.

Jennifer West, Daisies Roll Up Film (16 mm color and b & w film neg rolled with hard boiled eggs, oranges, lemons, avocados, pickles, green apples, milk and watermelon — a remake of a scene from Vera Chytilova's 1966 film, Daisies — rolling off the bed performances by: Mariah Csepanyi, Finn West & Jwest, lit with black light & strobe light), 2008, video still, black - and - white and color 16 mm film transferred to digital video, 5:53 minutes.

She begins the talk about her 60 - year career titled «Anyone Can Fly» at (9:30) and discusses her self - portrait (17:56), American People Series (19:43), Black Light Series (36:25) and story quilt works (48:25), among many others.

The part that is oil paint just goes back, and the black light comes out.

For the lecture, Ringgold presented an overview of her 60 - year career and discussed her many bodies of work, including the American People, Black Light (1967 - 69), and Coming to Jones Road (1999 - 2010) series, her story quilts, mosaic murals for the New York City and Los Angeles transit systems, and the many children's books she has authored and illustrated.

They were all aware of it: Rauschenberg, Cage, Newman, and others talked about the flash of white light and black light as being ecstatic, a sort of apocalyptic light that linked to a tradition of Protestant Evangelical ecstasy.

Grapes vines, Styrofoam, plaster, plywood; plastics: Polycarbonate and acrylic; steel: rod, wire and cable; lights: fluorescent light, black light, and EL light; dyes and pigment

Photo credit: Frank Stewart / Black Light Productions.

American People, Black Light: Faith Ringgold's Painting of the 1960s was curated by Miami Art Museum Director Thom Collins and Neuberger Museum of Art Curator and Purchase College Associate Professor of Art History Tracy Fitzpatrick with students from the Purchase College, SUNY, spring 2010 Art History Exhibition Seminar.

Despite the opportunity of seeing some vintage Piene sculptures in perfect condition, the two new sculptures, One Cubic Meter of Black Light and Lichtballet steal the show.

Around the same time, he created his first environmental work, Ambienti spaziale a luce nero (Spatial Environment in Black Light), which consisted of a small black room in which several large, fossil - like forms made from papier maché hovered overhead, their fluorescent painted surfaces picked out by black light.

Image: Faith Ringgold» Ozier Muhammad / The New York Times / Redux Faith Ringgold at her studio with works from the 1960's that will be part of American People, Black Light Neuberger Museum of Art

www.riflemaker.org Flowing Black Light (2009) 240 x 340 cm (diptych), acrylic on canvas 4th July — Saturday 10th September 2011 A preview to her exhibition of new work in 2012.

The Centre Pompidou invited him to show these works, which people began calling noir lumière, or black light.

The print fluoresces under black light.

The lights will be turned off in the gallery, turning the viewer's attention to the illuminated artwork whether it be through the lighting of video, light installation / sculpture, or use of black light mediums.

The Influence of Cartoons in Contemporary Art (2003); the acclaimed Double Consciousness: Black Conceptual Art Since 1970 (2005); Black Light / White Noise: Sound and Light in Contemporary Art (2007); Cinema Remixed and Reloaded: Black Women Artists and the Moving Image with Dr. Andrea Barnwell Brownlee (2009); Hand + Made: The Performative Impulse in Art and Craft (2010); a major retrospective on Benjamin Patterson, Born in the State of Flux / us, as well as the survey Donald Moffett: The Extravagant Vein (2011).

Black Light Series # 1: Big Black, 1967; Oil on canvas; Courtesy of Faith Ringgold and ACA Galleries, New York; © Faith Ringgold

National Museum of Women in the Arts presents American People, Black Light: Faith Ringgold's Paintings of the 1960s, an exhibition on view June 21 — November 10, 2013.

Whether he is slicing up circles, stacking up bars, or building up complex patterns that look like psychedelic Moroccan tiles, his pieces make a slight short circuit between what you're seeing and what you know you're looking at — especially when seeing the pieces under black light.

Works from Houston - area Teens Black Light White Noise: Sound and Light in Contemporary Art [catalogue unavailable] Perspectives 157: Xaviera Simmons Nexus Texas Perspectives 158: Kelly Nipper Mary Heilmann: To Be Someone [catalogue unavailable] Perspectives 159: Superconscious, Automatisms Now

Faith Ringgold, «Black Light Series # 10: Flag for the Moon: Die Nigger,» 1969 Oil on canvas; 36 x 50 inches © Faith Ringgold Courtesy of ACA Galleries, New York

For example, Faith Ringgold, important as a figure in the Feminist movement of the 1960s, is represented here by the stunning «Black Light Painting # 10: Flag for the Moon: Die Nigger» (1969).