Sentences with phrase «whitworth emptied every gallery»

The history of the empty gallery show is by now widely known.

Before the performances of ReComposed at DPAC, Varone and his dancers held a series of open company rehearsals at the Nasher Museum in an empty gallery.

For West Wall, Dwan Main Gallery (1967), a now classic exhibition presented in 2008 at Peter Blum, Chelsea, William Anastasi photographed an empty gallery, silkscreened that image onto a slightly smaller canvas, and installed that work on the wall, making «the wall... a kind of ready - made mural,» thus changing «every show in that space thereafter.»

Before the performances of ReComposed at Durham Performing Arts Center, Doug Varone and his dancers hold a series of open company rehearsals at the Nasher Museum in an empty gallery.

By Stephanie Cristello > click here to download PDF You walk into an empty gallery — white walls, fluorescent lights — to encounter a series of electronic diffusers, each containing a molecule formulation designed to trigger certain olfactory receptors.

All the Best Memories Are Hers (2018) is composed of five small photographs that hang on a wall nearby The Maid in an otherwise empty gallery.

Photograph courtesy Tishan Hsu & Empty Gallery.

A common reaction at the time was that this had been done before, that Hammons was revisiting the empty gallery of Yves Klein (albeit turning it inside out).

Danni Shen is the Curatorial Associate at Empty Gallery, a black - cube space dedicated to time - based, non-object-oriented, interdisciplinary practices as well as Asian diasporic artists and communities, physically located in Hong Kong.

Looking at two of the artist's clocks installed in a nearly empty gallery at David Zwirner, Rosen said she believes Stevens did end up attending the exhibition — which went on as scheduled, without interruption.

While his art has included videos of people vomiting and defecating, the work that inspired the most reaction was his 227th piece: an empty gallery in which, every five seconds, the light turns on and off.

In 2001, controversy arose when Martin Creed won for Lights Going On and Off, a conceptual installation in which Creed set the lights in an empty gallery space to turn on and off at regular intervals.

He exhibited an empty gallery as an artwork.

About 100 participants gathered in an empty gallery at the Nasher over the course of four days, six hours per day.

Participants of Parliament stand, walk, lie down and otherwise navigate an empty gallery space, in silence, for six hours a day, over the course of four days, at the Nasher Museum.

Shot on several of the Museum's floors, the videos reveal the artist as she moves and dances alone through the building, camouflaging herself in the empty gallery spaces during the transition period between exhibitions.

One of my favourite things in this year's Glasgow International festival is an empty gallery at the Modern Institute, where two fist - sized mechanical snails crawl slowly across the floor.

Beginning with the empty gallery, this programme will ultimately generate a «performed or workshopped» exhibition.

Taking Positions is a performance - for - screen that was recorded in the empty gallery space of Kunsthaus Dahlem in Berlin.

They occupied an otherwise empty gallery space and interacted with each other and the audience in accordance with a set of rules and games established by the artist.

An uncomfortable image in all sorts of ways, as Richard Prince realised when he first presented it in an otherwise empty gallery in New York in 1983.

I will never demand an art that provides answers, but I will plead for one that sets the right questions to the right people, and as I stood in an empty gallery and failed to connect with Thomas Locher's A Hundred Thousand Billion Societies (2017)-- a stack of boxes emblazoned with aphorisms about belonging — throngs of locals ghosted past, perspectives unchanged.

Using modernist aesthetics and ideals elucidated by the Russian constructivists and the Bauhaus school — both of which are movements known for their utopian aspirations — Cerrillo makes steel frames that outline empty gallery space, exploring the failure of Modernist abstraction to connote real meaning.

(She has played her «reinterpretations» of songs by such bands as Echo & the Bunnymen in the emptied galleries of the Malmo Konsthall, and a barcarole from the opera The Tales of Hoffman under a bridge in Munster.)

For this groundbreaking event, the Whitworth emptied every gallery space in order to create room for this unique work to develop and breathe.

Being able to see the empty gallery, messy studios, the artists at work, and the final outcome.

Not taking photos: sketching, in a near empty gallery.

Busan Biennale at various locations He Yida: Right Misplacement at A + Contemporary, Shanghai When We Become Us at Capsule, Shanghai Hans - Henning Korb: Kaya Cynara at The Empty Gallery, Hong Kong Interpreting New Art Movement at Gallery Katamsi, Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Yogyakarta Haig Aivazian at Sfeir Semler, Beirut The Bizarre Honour at OH!

Architectural in nature, the focus of this group turns to the empty gallery space, where small interventions create chaos in the truancy of human interference.

Sehgal, the anti-arts-objects artist, merely hired two interpreters to stand in an otherwise empty gallery waylaying mildly irritated visitors and suckering them into conversations about the market economy.

KM: There are many examples in art history of what we might call artistic inaction: from Yves Klein's empty gallery and John Cage's silent symphony, to Charlotte Posenenske ceasing to make art for the rest of her life.

With an unconventional curatorial approach, EMPTY GALLERY (18 / F & 19 / F, Grand Marine Center, 3 Yue Fung Street, Tin Wan, Aberdeen) presents exhibitions by emerging and established artists that focus on ephemeral, time - based and non-object-oriented practices.

Eugenia Butler (the younger) simply «requested that the plate reading «Congruent Reality» be placed at the entrance to the empty gallery on two alternative Wednesdays.»

After the Third Movement, an Epilogue will move the exhibition towards the void, emptying the gallery space to explore its architecture and volume.

Absence, negation, the absurd, the immaterial, the ineffable, nothing and nothingness were all made manifest by this group exhibition of art since the 1970s, which also studied the history of the empty gallery.

The work was constituted not in the empty gallery but in the time given to the staff and what they chose to do with it.

I did a lot of work with empty galleries.

Creed, 33, collected # 20,000 from pop icon Madonna for his controversial installation, which features an empty gallery with a pair of lights flashing on and off every five seconds.

Creed, who won the Turner prize in 2001 with an exceptionally dreary piece of conceptual art that involved (yawn) a lightbulb switching on and off (yawn, yawn) in an empty gallery (doze), has another side as a punky rock musician.

Anderson spent weeks in Flood's empty gallery space — a third - floor walkup in downtown Portland — mapping and photographing architectural details that had uncertain practical value.

IB: When you see these vast crowds at the Tate and they're kind of looking at the art over their shoulder, sometimes you long for the old days of empty galleries.

He won the Turner prize for his work The Lights Going On and Off, which did precisely what it suggested when it was revealed in an empty gallery.

An immersive sound installation by Los Angeles - based artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon, whose sonic work was recently featured in «Soundtracks» at SFMOMA (Empty Gallery, Hong Kong)

In the exhibition that accompanies the Turner Prize, visitors step into a nearly empty gallery to find ourselves surrounded by Ms Philipsz» unaccompanied voice singing a sad Scottish folk song about a ghost.

Tino Sehgal, who produced no physical object, simply the chance to discuss market economics in an empty gallery, was a popular choice among people who like to think of themselves as a touch edgy, and with cynics who believe the judges will inevitably opt for what most offends the tastes of the common man.

Too frequently orphans at the old SFMOMA, moved around to fit in wherever there was an empty gallery, they prove commanding here.

Henriksen's investigation of the exhibition space has deep art historical roots, dating back to 1958 when Yves Klein first exhibited an empty gallery space at Galerie Iris Clert in Paris.

As the flight across the ceiling of an empty gallery via the line of pitons and hand - holds could be described as both a drawing and sculpture, so here when preparing the «drawings» for his films he arranges the images and objects in space.

Go there today and you will walk from a room of 18th - century pastels to an empty gallery with Martin Creed's Turner prize - winning light being turned on and off.

They were pasted on the wall of the otherwise empty gallery.