Sentences with phrase «civic spaces»

They Are Here work across media and types of site particularly civic spaces.

Not limited to the museum and gallery context, his practice engages the broader public sphere through architectural projects and interventions in civic space.

She also made prominent outdoor sculptures for civic spaces in California cities stretching from the Central Valley to the Mexican border.

Perhaps not, but at the very least they demonstrate that the public is beginning to tire of having ephemeral and alienating concepts imposed on civic space.

There is no reason why healthy patterns of citizenship, reinforced by the influences Lauck identifies in late nineteenth - century South Dakota, can not take root in the new civic spaces that are emerging in America.

Concerned with civic space, urban life, human products, and artistic activity, his work utilizes images, objects, and spaces.

His installation will transpose architectural and archival elements of Sherwood to the museum's downtown building, effectively extending the life of the former civic space.

At the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, director Olga Viso is also using a major reinstallation as an opportunity to remake the museum into a more civic space.

Iris Anna Regn, moderator, is a Civic Arts Project Manager of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission Civic Art Program, which provides leadership in the development of high quality civic spaces by integrating artists into the planning and design process at the earliest possible opportunity, encouraging innovative approaches to civic art, and providing access to artistic experiences of the highest caliber for the residents of Los Angeles County.

Haters gonna hate, but Alexi contends that Pokémon Go is turning our public spaces into civic spaces and encouraging random acts of kindness.

Rick Mather at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts stresses civic spaces, but Artemisia Gentileschi fights back.

Annabelle Selldorf in New York, Seth Stein and Thomas Croft in London, Jim Olsen in Seattle and Isay Wein eld in São Paulo have made careers designing not only galleries but houses and apartments for gallerists and collectors which employ a similar architectural language to the commercial or civic spaces where art is shown.

I stared at the bronze statue, which stares in sadness towards Appomattox, and thought about how civic spaces mark place and us in those places.

Durational performance is an aspect that Kjartansson investigates throughout his practice and in this installation (which was first shown at Luhring Augustine Gallery in New York in 2013) the song resonates with the house in which it is performed, at odds with the utilitarian, civic space inhabited by The Vinyl Factory.

Similarly, trees strategically planted around big parking lots and other paved areas will reduce summertime «heat island» effects, making commercial and civic spaces far more hospitable.

These interdisciplinary civic spaces and co-working hubs are cropping up across the country from Seattle to Austin to Washington, DC, attracting new talent and people interested in solving local problems.

Public and private actors can work together to create open civic spaces, such as Superpublic in San Francisco, Startup Seattle, or Civic Hall in New York City.

These two works function as an anatomy of the event, deconstructing its actions and impact on civic space.

The PX is a new civic space that curates and creates unique visitor experiences at the Presidio.

Currently based on the River Lea and London, They Are Here work across media and types of site particularly civic spaces.

His installation will transpose architectural and archival elements of Sherwood to the Museum's downtown building, effectively extending the life of the former civic space.

The convening's panels and roundtable discussions will explore the intersections of art, urbanism, futurism, and planetary crisis, including the urbanization of the «Global Sun Belt»; the production and policing of civic space; the role of art in activating futurist urban imagery from the techno - utopian to the apocalyptic; and the ramifications of ecological sustainability and environmental justice.

That means celebrating all that Labour achieved in the NHS, schools, Sure Start, child care, crime, the minimum wage and restoring pride in civic spaces, when so much of that is about to be slashed by the coalition.

At its core, it is opposed to the idea of a civic space functioning as a public, shared commons,» writes Ms Tufekci.

We have online shaming pile - ons, de-platforming campaigns, and calls for people to lose their jobs over tweets, because our civic space now resembles a highly efficient HR department that eschews debate as divisive and exchange as traumatizing.

But public building buildings and civic spaces?

Under a tyranny like that of the Castros, there is no political life, no civic space for ideas and interests to compete or cooperate.

Richard John Neuhaus» words, «laboratories of innovation» that clear out the civic space needed to «sustain the expression of the rich pluralism of American life.»

HCR's Rural & Urban Community Investment Fund program and Empire State Development, through a Southern Tier Regional Economic Development Council CFA grant award, are providing funding for the civic space.

These shopfront settings allow students to engage daily with the community by relying on public playgrounds, gardens, and civic spaces.

They aren't just shops to pick up the latest best - seller, but a civic space that helps keep its citizenry engaged and informed.

Marischal Square, which is fully funded by Aviva Investors, will deliver a vibrant new mixed - use quarter for the city and include the new Residence Inn by Marriott hotel, Grade «A» office space with associated car parking, retail, cafes, restaurants and civic space, along with public access, landscaping and public realm improvements around a site once dominated by the former Aberdeen City Council headquarters building St. Nicholas House.

They work across media and types of site, particularly online and civic spaces.

Artist and co-curator of «Monument Lab» Ken Lum shares the findings of this public engagement project, which served as a participatory exercise in spatial production, and questioned the role of monuments and public art in civic spaces.

The walls that once pressed so hard now lend support — like the steel plates and cinderblocks that Carl Andre once laid for me on the floor, like the churches that once functioned simultaneously as art, symbolism, and a civic space.

It simultaneously references iconic pop culture symbols, such as marquee signs in Las Vegas and Times Square, and historical fountains built in civic spaces, such as Bernini's Triton Fountain.

Since 1993, Regine Basha has been curating innovative exhibitions for public institutions, civic spaces, magazines and private galleries nationally and internationally.

Eliasson's practice encompasses sculpture, painting, photography, film, and installation and also engages the broader public sphere through architectural projects and interventions in civic space.

It's easy to be sceptical about Victorian monumentalism these days — and how it still seems to dictate the tone of many public and civic spaces in the United Kingdom.

Through these varied approaches and diverse presentational strategies, I fabricate fictive artifacts, create biomorphic, sexualized schematics, and orchestrate transient theatrics and temporary monuments for incidental audiences in civic spaces.

Also in 2015, Bosun's Bass, an outdoor installation by Hawkinson, was presented in San Francisco as the third instalment of the Exploratorium's Over the Water series of large - scale works for the civic space at Pier 15.

«In - between time» applies to civic space, too — depopulated modernist housing developments that sit precariously between evacuation and demolition (explored by Beshty in his Excursionist Views), plants, weeds and vegetation on isolated highway medians (Island Flora), or abandoned shopping malls (American Passages).