Sentences with phrase «artists working with mobile»
This panel will assemble leading media artists working with mobile devices and discuss current trends relating to this practice.
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Join me and my guest, Teale Fristoe of Nothing Sacred Games, as we discuss using Kickstarter to jumpstart an indie board game company, working with artists and going mobile.
At the core of this endeavor, titled «Culturunners,» is a pickup truck and trailer kitted out with broadcast equipment, prototype gadgets, and conceptual works by the artists, who will live and work aboard the «mobile studio.»
Their logo, created by tattoo artist AJ Ludlow who works at The Bell Rose Tattoo & Piercing in Daphne, Alabama, features a skull in a camo hat with a big, bushy beard accompanied by crossed axes, an American flag, and a «Made in Mobile, Alabama» banner splashed across the front.
Encompassing many of the qualities that make Calder's work so iconic, Calderoulette combines the magical suspension of the artist's mobiles with the balance of his later stabiles.
This work is accompanied by three interventions in the European Art galleries that show the artist's ongoing engagement with spheres, mobiles, and spiderwebs.
from rest to rest Four artists working with digital media call attention to our mobile presence in space.
Through varying artistic mediums including but not limited to collage, tea painting, watercolor, wool tapestry weaving, and polaroid photography «SELF REFLECTION presents contemporary female artists that are not merely using their mobile devices to self - promote, but work with self - portraiture as a means to present their own inner dialogue,» says The Untitled Space Gallery.
Dream Fair London 2016: twelve participating galleries will host digital work by artists online, accessible to all with a computer or mobile.
As part of a mobile, interdisciplinary, and pedagogical practice, we design and build boats, publish broadsides, essays, and books, invent water - related art and educational forums, and collaborate with diverse institutions, artists, and theorists to produce public talks, participatory works, and voyages as platforms to catalyze social change.
Curated by Emily Zimmerman, from rest to rest presents four artists — Ricci Albenda, Peter Campus, David Rokeby, and Peter Rose — who work with digital media to call attention to our mobile presence in space.
Curated by Emily Zimmerman, from rest to rest presents four artists — Ricci Albenda, Peter Campus, David Rokeby, Peter Rose — who work with digital media to call attention to our mobile presence in space.
For this exhibition, Mobile Museum of Art collaborated with Houston Baptist University Art Gallery in Houston, Texas, to create an «exchange» program of contemporary art exhibitions featuring the work of artists from their respective states, presented concurrently at each venue.
Barrett is currently working with artist, curator and UA art alumna Sara Garden Armstrong to coordinate a statewide program with For Freedoms, the first artist - driven super PAC, which includes partnerships with Birmingham Museum of Art, Coleman Center for the Arts, Mobile Museum of Art, Space One Eleven, The University of Alabama, UAB and others.
Washington Produced Artists will feature work by longtime DC metro - area resident artists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance by Maida Withers Dance Construction CArtists will feature work by longtime DC metro - area resident artists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance by Maida Withers Dance Construction Cartists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance by Maida Withers Dance Construction Company.
Recent works include: Bobby Niven's «Bothy Project» whereby he has created perfectly realised spaces for other artists to work and live in; Aaron Williamson's anarchic performance art often displays a politicised and progressive sensibility towards disability and is typically presented to an unsuspecting public as with his current «Demonstrating the World» mobile stage set; Ruth Ewan explores how the past connects to the present, with her recent creation of the French Republican Calendar allowing a beautifully constructed reframing of our daily lives; Henry Coleman pushes the boundaries and subverts the norm by creating very public, sculptural artworks in the heart of the city, including the 2015 Royal Academy installation «A Greater Order», that both question and confound.
Three visual artists work with this ironic tension through mono prints, photographs and mobiles, making a continuum of movement from implied to actual, or from conceived to expressed.
Silenced contemplates sound and its absence via the work of Boston - based artists Charlene Liska and Christine Palamidessi, with contributions from the French sound artist Christine Coënon and the mobile artist John Wilkinson.
Washington Produced Artists will feature work by longtime D.C. metro - area resident artists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance collaboration by Maida Withers and BriaArtists will feature work by longtime D.C. metro - area resident artists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance collaboration by Maida Withers and Briaartists William Christenberry, Jim Sanborn, Joyce J. Scott and Dan Steinhilber, with a mobile public art project created by Workingman Collective, a video installation by Michelle Lisa Herman, and an opening night performance collaboration by Maida Withers and Brian Kane.
Highlights of special projects included a recreation of Gordon Matta - Clark's Garbage Wall, presented by the Estate of Gordon Matta - Clark in collaboration with students from Florida International University Honors College; GAMMA GALERÍA's presentation of Thiago Martins de Melo's Deus Cortado; a large selection of works by the prominent French - Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz - Diez, presented by the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), both inside the fair and in a «mobile museum» in a shipping container located just outside Untitled's pavilion; Sergio Vega's Shanty: on the mimetic faculty presented by Galleria Umberto di Marino; Lucy + Jorge Orta's Antarctic Village — No Borders, Dome Dwelling presented by Jane Lombard Gallery, and Hotspot, a collaborative presentation by Bogotá's CARNE and San Juan's Km 0.2.
The artist visited various sanctuaries, zoos, and rescue establishments across the United States, erecting a mobile studio wherever possible and working with a number of pre-eminent animal trainers.
With more than a thousand years of family heritage behind her work as an artist and her mobile home The Nomad it was inevitable there would be more stories than we could cover in an hour.