Sentences with phrase «objects on display range»

Objects on display range from Modern British artworks by Barbara Hepworth and LS Lowry, to pebbles collected on the beach by Henry Moore, as well as brooms used to sweep the streets after the 2011 London riots, newspaper reports on mad cow disease and empty Waitrose food packaging (until 26 April).

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Over the bridge on Level 4 of the Boiler House — housing art from 1900 on — the «Materials and Objects» displays relay the same message, showing how artists from Picasso to El Anatsui «have embraced a range of new materials and techniques».

The works on display at DHC / ART underscore Delvoye's distinctive strategy of employing fusion and torsion to re-signify and de-contextualize a range of objects, symbols, and icons.

The works on display range from preparatory works on paper for existing sculptures to the book as object and motif, animation film and paper mãché.

Objects on display include the work of Shaun Greenhalgh, who produced fake «masterpieces» ranging from The Amarna Princess statue (Egyptian) to Lowry paintings.

Described as «object poems,» the dozen on view here were made of materials ranging from the customary (graphite, ink, and glue) to the arcane (magnetic videotape, eighteen - karat gold, and kumkum powder) and assumed a range of forms — some were flat and petite, while other, more sculptural pieces hung variously from the wall or ceiling or were displayed on a low pedestal.

With more than 6,000 works on display, ranging from the 1970s to the present (including sculptures, neons, photos, paintings, videos, performances, computer - based projects and a selection of readymade objects from Milanese scientific museums), it seems Mullican has at least attempted the feat in the gargantuan space of HangarBicocca.

Most likely the Met's collection does include far more unfinished objects than those on display, over a broader cultural range.

Some displays at this price range will have lots of ghosting or blurring when moving objects are on screen, and while the display on the Nokia 6 features some visible blurring, it's not the worst we've ever seen, even for flagship - tier displays.

Consequently, we still commonly see halo effects around bright objects displayed on LCD sets from manufacturers ranging from Samsung to TCL.