Sentences with phrase «urban archaeology»

In the shower, sandblasted wall tiles, Tessera Matte Aqua from Urban Archaeology, were chosen to evoke sea glass.

Mirror, Urban Archaeology.

In the black bathroom Shearron and Bories designed, that reflectivity was weaved into the design with an Urban Archaeology sink with glass and brass legs, fittings by Waterworks and black glass cabinets with brass trim.

Urban Archaeology pendant light.

The exhibition also features what are perhaps his best - known «weaving» series of assemblages or «urban archaeology objects,» which were created from inexpensive and mass - produced materials found at UAE markets and, for Sharif, represented the transformation of industrial excess into art.

One, as with Brooks or Allyson Vieira, is the transformation of Minimalism into what Mark Dion might call urban archaeology.

Kalen Gilliam (left) and Justis Jackson take measurements at the Urban Archaeology Corps excavation site about 10 miles outside Richmond, Va..

The book leaves a feeling that urban archaeology might focus more on the subjects it is uniquely equipped to examine.

Urban archaeology is a comparatively new activity.

Ottaway writes with the authority of first - hand experience, gained with one of Britain's most successful urban units — the York Archaeological Trust — and is especially good on the methods and context of urban archaeology.

By the early 1990s, urban archaeology had become so much a part of popular consciousness that an urban dig recently formed the backdrop for a television commercial.

One of the principal strengths of urban archaeology he emphasises is that the long time sequences covered by urban sites often bridge the conventional periods into which historians have chopped the past.

Not exact matches

In addition to straight - forward archaeological research, the excavation is being used as a field school for the instruction of UNC Charlotte students in archaeology, especially since the site is remarkable in the way it exhibits the complexity of the urban history of Jerusalem.

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Some related reviews have looked at Rirkrit Tiravanija, urban sprawl, museum archaeology, the High Line, Exit Art's «The Reconstruction,» skyscrapers at MoMA, and model building for Zaha Hadid.

Some related reviews have looked at urban sprawl, museum archaeology, the High Line in photographs by Joel Sternfeld, Exit Art's «The Reconstruction,» «Undone» at Altria, skyscrapers at MoMA, and model building for Zaha Hadid.

Only open to members and donors 12 PM: Architecture tour led by historic preservation architect, Heidi Granke, highlighting the new restoration efforts 2 PM: Talk by curatorial advisor Renato Anelli, Professor at the Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning - University of São Paulo 4 PM: Talk by curator Barry Bergdoll, Columbia University Professor of Art History and Archaeology 5 - 8 PM: Members» Opening Reception

Bradford's large scale pieces express ideas about the processes of urban excavation and archaeology.

Third Space presents Asbjørn Skou's solo exhibition Terminal Infrastructure — An exhibition about synthetic landscapes, future archaeology and the periphery of urban planning, constructed...

One might, for example, take note of Saigon 1954 when encountering Tiffany Chung's An archaeology project for future remembrances, 2013, a three - channel video that looks at Thu Thien, a district of Ho Chi Minh City currently being redeveloped as a «new urban area».

Connect: Phnom Penh: Rescue Archaeology — Contemporary Art and Urban Development in Cambodia, IFA - Galerie, Berlin, Germany.

Uzelman has a background in urban planning and archaeology.

As an artist with a background in urban planning and archaeology, Uzelman works with scavenged materials exploring the possible histories embedded in found objects.

Following a semester studying art at Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design, she transferred to the Rheinische Friedrich - Wilhelms - Universität in Bonn to complete her degree in art history, classical archaeology and urban planning.

Re-thinking the traditional divide between historical monuments and discarded urban ruins, artists Rä di Martino, Pablo Hare, José Carlos Martinat, Haroon Mirza, Eliana Otta and Amalia Pica are brought together to explore contemporary ideas of archaeology, fiction and reality.