Sentences with phrase «almost living objects»

REMARKABE EXPEDITION With Tony Oursler's singular, almost living objects, we are presented with an untraditional exhibition of video art focusing on the interaction between public and work.

Not exact matches

Science also studies living organisms, but this is almost exclusively a study of organisms as objects and not as subjects.

In almost every lecture, but especially in the lectures on Conversion and on Saintliness, we have seen how this emotion overcomes temperamental melancholy and imparts endurance to the Subject, or a zest, or a meaning, or an enchantment and glory to the common objects of life.

I know its a structure made from cement and steel etc. but to me stadiums are living, tactile, almost breathing objects.

The exhibition hints at a uniqueness, almost individuality, of objects when their «life story» is recorded online.

As animals have increasingly become family members who live inside with us, often sleeping with us in our beds, and as we incorporate our companion animals into almost every aspect of our lives, including eating out and travelling, and as we take steps to provide for our «fur babies» in our wills, treating them as inanimate objects just doesn't jive with their status under most laws.

Investigating photography's relationship with reality, Letinsky began by photographing people but shifted to focusing almost exclusively on objects in the form of the still life.

The project has its roots in the prescient life's work of William S. Arnett, an Atlanta collector who devoted decades to assembling thousands of objects by almost 200 artists from the Southeastern United States.

SYNTHETIC SEDUCTION explores how technology is striving to bridge the gulf of the uncanny valley (the notion that humanoid objects that appear almost, but not exactly, like real human beings elicit uncanny feelings of eeriness and revulsion in observers) to make personal devices as life - like as possible.

Seeking to give weight and volume to everyday objects, Cézanne, during the course of four decades, created almost 200 paintings of still life.

The still lifes imply narratives: in Still Life # 60 (1973), a huge six - part work measuring almost thirty feet in width, the objects, which appear to be the contents of a woman's purse, suggest a human presence; a visitor who has placed her belongings on a bedside table.

However, his paintings are almost always based on miscellaneous objects and visual information that he gathers from everyday life: the accumulation of lint on an old comforter; random images seen online; or the geometric patterns on a package of sponges.

«The floating, colorful everyday objects merge into a single entity, an almost living organism that modulates, attempting to find a poetic balance between space, electricity, and relationships.

Almost any type of material or media can be utilized, including natural or man - made objects, painting and sculpture, as well as recent media such as film, animation, various forms of photography, live performance art (including happenings), sound and audio.

It was a new academy almost, it took the position of academic art, and I gather you feel that in part the Pop artists, whoever they may be, were responding or reacting against that, beyond any involvement with life and commonplace objects, these being tools or whatever they may be, that in fact they were responding within a fine arts context to what was then being held up as the way, the correct way to do something.

Then again, one roomful of minimal sculpture makes almost as much sense in «Still Life, Object, Real Life» as another does in «Nude, Action, Body.»

Abstracted figures and objects come together in Technicolor scenarios that hint at an almost surrealist sensibility, while still based firmly in the realm of physical space as rooms such as kitchens or living rooms become concretized.

Bits and Pieces transforms the gallery into an almost living organism through the choreographed movements of ordinary objects.

These include: JMW Turner (a painter arguably 50 years ahead of his time); Claude Monet (the first revolutionary of modern painting); Ilya Repin (the first painter to capture the authentic detail of life in Russia); Picasso (for his mastery of figurative and abstract art in almost all media); Marcel Duchamp (the pioneer of Dada and Object Art, from which Conceptual Art emerged); the husband and wife team Christo and Jeanne - Claude (empaquetage, or packaging); Andy Warhol (the first and arguably greatest postmodernist); Gilbert & George (living sculptures); Damien Hirst (art's greatest self - publicist) and of course the graffiti terrorist Banksy.