Sentences with phrase «leaning against the gallery wall»

The second, High School Student, 1990 - 1992, was a fun surprise to find leaning against the gallery wall, foot crossed, as if waiting in a hall for class to begin.

A lump of dried, varnished elephant dung forms one bared breast, and the painting is displayed leaning against the gallery wall, supported by two other lumps of elephant dung, decorated with coloured pins: the pins on the left are arranged to spell out «Virgin» and the one on the right «Mary».

Delicate, gently bowed branches or stalks of bamboo adorned with brightly colored bulbs and funnels and bits of mesh, and displayed leaning against the gallery walls, these improvised forms with found objects suggest fantastical fishing poles or butterfly nets.

Artist Claude Zeras has created deceptively reductive sculptures that appear to be ordinary pieces of cut wood leaning against the gallery walls.

The exhibition will feature three oversized paintings — the artist's largest works created to - date — which will be exhibited on flat aluminum blocks on the floor and leaned against the gallery walls.

Not exact matches

Womack, too, works some of the same territory as Leslie Hewitt, who dismembers flooring, leans slabs against the walls, or adds thick frames to displace the gallery into memory.

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Made of components that are ubiquitously Japanese, comprised of the packaging material and other detritus of urban Tokyo, they are placed leaning against the walls and columns of the gallery space at varying intervals and heights.

Works of art that you enjoy are fragile, it is forbidden to touch the works of art, to lean against the exhibition gallery walls or to touch museum equipment such as display cases, pedestals and other presentation materials.

Once one could hardly enter a gallery without stumbling on Larry Bell's glass cube on a pedestal and John McCracken's plank leaning up against the wall.

In the Main Gallery, Untitled (Unfold), a group of 6 large white aluminum panels lean against the walls and lie on the floor.

The small gallery is filled with soil that had been sculpted into an uneven terrain, including a couple of canvases that came out of the earth and leaned against the building's walls.

Using materials such as lumber, drywall, insulation and plywood, Diiorio assembled partition - like structures only to cut them open and lay the parts on the floor or lean them against the gallery's actual walls, emptying his objects of functional purpose.

Marc Glimcher, the proprietor of Pace, was leaning against the wall of his gallery's booth, which was painted light blue and had a series of small Kiki Smith sculptures of birds and wolves that looked like they were leaping through an azure sky.

One haunting scene came at the end of the film, when R. B. Kitaj's works are shown leaning against the walls of Tate Gallery waiting to be installed for his 1994 retrospective.

Trouvé extended his aesthetic further into slabs of cut glass titled Baroque Broken Lines (2010) that leaned in different heights against the gallery's white wall.

I installed her service - station photographs along the gallery walls, and she's leaned the door against some of the photos, thereby obscuring the view.

In a cavernous gallery just past the museum's entrance, 11 of the artist's signature, painted, planks of wood lean against the walls.

In the upper gallery, several chipboard panels from 1987 are painted with industrial paint, leaning against each other and against the wall, indicating possibilities for adding to, or taking away from, an existing arrangement of panels.

Conceived by the artist with the Heiner Friedrich space in mind, Proposal for Heiner Friedrich, Munich, Six Rectangles, Copper Wire (Sculptural Study), 1969/2012 traverses three rooms with six rectangles that lean against each side of the gallery's parallel walls.

At Tripoli Gallery, the works on view range from Gran Twister, 2012, a majestic conflagration of loops that hover above the exhibition space as if in orbit, to Space Slipper, 1992, a diptych of fragmented ellipses that lean against the wall like errant surfboards.

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The feature of this room is the art gallery wall, kept casual by leaning the picture frames against the feature wall as opposed to hanging them.