Sentences with phrase «abandoned pier»

The unfortunate face of Estranged is that it got off to a flying start — the boat wreck, the abandoned pier and beach, the lonely forest — and then tripped over its own feet and fell down the stairs.

The orange sand is beautiful against the blue water and the remains of an abandoned pier stand tall in the water.

Prime sites for critter and artifact hunting can be found around abandoned piers from the war era.

Not exact matches

Head out pretty much in front of where the remains of the pier for the abandoned Bounty Hotel are and drift to the left until you end up behind the surf break — don't go too far... Read more about Snorkelling on Gili Meno.

The tunnel goes to the Golden State Railroad Museum, the USS Red Oak Victory, and many beaches and parks, and to Ferry Point where an abandoned ferry - rail pier still stands with a historic ferry slip still standing, though somewhat damaged by fire.

Most diving and snorkeling happens near the abandoned US Navy pier, which is partially collapsed and features depths up to 45 feet.

Realized the same year as Conical Intersect (and part of the reason Matta - Clark fled to France in the first place) and placed next to it, Day's End saw the artist cutting massive holes in an abandoned warehouse on the Hudson pier.

He ripped holes in ceilings, and he tore through an abandoned warehouse on the piers like heavy artillery.

From Times Square to the abandoned Hudson River piers, the Rimbaud figure's wanderings mirrored Wojnarowicz's own transient life in the city.

The 15 video works were installed at varying heights in the gallery, forcing viewers into a series of contorted positions in order to view images from the insecure outskirts of the city: dangling off the edges of piers and bay areas, across rattling bridges between Queens and Manhattan, and abandoned psychiatric hospitals on Long Island.

Exterior scenes filmed in Kent show a post-industrial Thames Estuary with desolate structures rendered increasingly strange, such as abandoned boats, a collapsing pier, dilapidated sea forts rising out of the water on stilts, and Margate's now defunct Dreamland amusement park, which opened its doors as a new mass leisure culture emerged in the early 1900s.

The work depicts a «society» trapped inside a deteriorating interior where the characters explore what happens when objects lose their functions and meanings, whilst being hidden from the crumbling, abandoned world outside: rusting boats, collapsing piers and rollercoasters, and deserted buildings rising from the sea.

He also keeps his large - scale sculptures in the studio, many of them made of lumber from abandoned moorings and piers in the 1960s, when he was part of a small group of artists, including Kelly and Agnes Martin, who lived on Coenties Slip in Lower Manhattan.