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Other works in the exhibition include a rare relief construction from 1964, two new constructions from 2002, as well as several drawings in elaborate hand - made frames.
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It is both something cared for and left alone, and its complicated status becomes increasingly clear when read together with other works in the exhibition.
Both videos, like many other works in the exhibition, explore social constructs and the influence of mass media on the human condition.
Other works in the exhibition draw upon art movements and influences ranging from Pop Art to abstraction and Mexican folk art.
Several other works in the exhibition interact specifically, like these, with the interior of the gallery space.
The consistent use of color is found throughout other works in this exhibition.
Other works in the exhibition approach the themes of time and scale in different ways.
Other works in the exhibition show a night sky inverted, with black stars on a light - gray or white field.
Other works in the exhibition mine similar territories of replication and space.
Several pieces by the artist Trixia Lara combine the mournful and celebratory tones of other works in the exhibition with a marked defiance in the face of the reality of gendered violence.
As in other works in the exhibition, there are a series of clues within the image or the form that indicate a mediated experience.
And unlike other works in the exhibition, Koch's animation is pensive, quiet, and moody — a sombre look at how people and pictures change over time.
Among his works for Foreign Objects are sculptures that have been produced on - site at CCA over an 8 - day period, which — like other works in the exhibition — carry the traces of human - object and inter-object exchange that has been shaped over time.
Other works in the exhibition juxtapose abstract and figurative ways of representing the human figure.
Other works in the exhibition deal with familiar but largely intangible concepts such as death, love, imagination, memory, knowledge systems, and the unknown.
Other works in the exhibition revolve around flight such as Day and Night, 1938, by Dutch graphic artist, M.C. Escher (1898 — 1972), an optical illusion showing a flock of birds flying in opposite directions: black birds semi-silhouetted by day to the left and white birds by night to the right.
Other works in the exhibition take a more traditional approach to the figure, such as Joan Brown's Self - Portrait at 42, 1980 and Bread and Coffee by Alfred Leslie, a monumental portrait of an elderly woman gingerly holding a slice of bread.
Other works in the exhibition engage with issues of copying, reproduction, and layering.
Other works in the exhibition incorporate familiar subjects and motifs, including three Catenary monotypes from 2001 and a Numbers monotype from 2013.
Other works in the exhibition also evoke Dean's parallel careers.
Other works in the exhibition feature Deem's playful quotations of famous art historical paintings.
Other works in this exhibition employ seemingly innocuous imagery to direct critical attention towards the state.
Other works in the exhibition delve in unconventional explorations of specialist disciplines.
Other works in the exhibition include N U Niddrie, God is Great, and a selection of short films made throughout Latham's career.
Other works in the exhibition draw out thematic relationships to geography and landscape, from Acosta's recent Earth and Sky Monochromes (2012) to his earlier video Sissyeyes (2006), which borrows and transforms passages from Terrence Malick's Badlands and the 1970s television series Land of the Lost.
Allen Jones and Peter Blake are represented with other works in the exhibition.
Other works in the exhibition include the artist's «glass-less» mirrored surface paintings, a rejoinder to Michelangelo Pistoletto's paintings on mirrors that he produced in the early sixties.
The other works in the exhibition lead us to the absolute sun, to the sun god and to the intense heat of a star, represented as a ball in the work of Alexander Calder.
In addition to Laura Owens's untitled (2016), other works in the exhibition that combine digital and hand techniques to introduce network themes onto the canvas include a pair of untitled paintings by Albert Oehlen (2008) and Avery Singer (2015), and a series of Chat Paintings produced in oil by Celia Hempton in 2015 and 2016.
Like the other works in the exhibition, regardless of medium, Singh's work shows the way that language and ideas can mutate and change over time.
Other works in the exhibition, such as the slide show Dismal Science, Chapter 8 of the larger project Fish Story (1989 — 92), or the film The Forgotten Space (2010), look closely at the maritime economy and its impact on globalization.
The standoff began when Mr. Giuliani announced his distaste for the Virgin Mary portrait by Chris Ofili, a Roman Catholic of Nigerian descent, and other works in the exhibition.
Ira Cohen's Dr. Mabuse — much like the other works in this exhibition — is a window to the world of the occult and, as with all such windows, it's either a mirror itself, or smudged by those who don't want you to see.
Other works in the exhibition include Lake Como Remix, (2012), Getting Lost The Long Dérive (2012), Micro-Cinematic Essays on the Life and Work of Marcel Duchamp dba Conceptual Parts, Ink (2012), Crapshoot (2015), and wall - sized prints from Amerika's 8 - Bit Heaven series (UK, 2012; Brazil, 2016).
I was however, surprised by Davenport's other works in the exhibition.
Constructed from evenly spaced yellow lengths of timber Yellow Gate adds a layer of interference that complicates the viewing and documentation of the other works in the exhibition and demarcates the exhibition as a dense, slow, other space - a temporary pause in circulation where the conditions of viewing in time and space are slowed down and amplified.
Other works in the exhibition include wall pieces and a gridded platform on the floor making use of two - way mirrors to create the illusion of fragmentary architectural structures repeating and receding into infinite space.
Many of the other works in this exhibition do the same, employing spectacle while delivering a deeper meaning.
Other works in the exhibition include Shotz's Forced Bloom series.
As opposed to the sensory saturation offered by the exhibition's titular artwork, which achieves attention and accessibility through optical intensity, the two other works in the exhibition are spare enough to yield a palpable sense of disorientation if viewed immediately after Medi.
In this and other works in the exhibition the orthogonal structure and absolute geometry of the built environment, both compressed and extended, is applied to a new investigation of the abstract body.
Other work in this exhibition includes an enlarged version of a found McDonald's coffee cup lid which has been squashed and formed into a face.
Similar to the other works in the exhibition, the figures populating the video can be easily interpreted as voguers, a long - term interest of Newsome's and one that informs much of his work — legendary ballroom icon Leiomy Maldonado makes several appearances.
Other works in the exhibition include Andrew Lenaghan's Corner of Eldridge and Grand Streets After the Storm, a somber view of the Manhattan skyline with the Empire State Building in the far distance, James McGarrell's twilight landscape Headlights, Lesley Dill's paper sculpture Fragile, and Jose Bedia's canvas Alone I Carry On.