Sentences with phrase «contain more installations»

Greeted by the smell of grass and the murmur of the brook, the visitor is guided over a small bridge and downstairs to the other rooms that contain more installations, paintings, and murals.

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Pace's art collection contains more than 800 paintings, sculptures, installations, and video works by contemporary artists from around the world, many from artists working at Artpace, the residential art program she founded downtown in 1993.

More than an exhibition of separate and self - contained works, the scale and simultaneity of the works installed over 4 floors of TRAFO will create a single installation where the works echo physical and topographical layers, addressing issues of modernity and the human condition in front of changing political and technological realities.

The show will feature more than 30 works including books, a work on canvas and works on paper, each self - contained but displayed as a coherent and powerfully poetic installation.

Comprehensive and richly illustrated, it contains more than 800 reproductions: studies, archival material and installation photographs, as well as 60 drawings and 100 paintings (including Tuymans» new body of work, The Arena, created for the exhibition).

Details: To apply for this commission, we require a short proposal containing: • An initial sketch or design • An artist's statement describing the theme / idea • A description of the materials you are proposing to use • A brief description of fabrication and installation methods • An initial budget • A CV and / or evidence of previous work Artists should be minded to ensure the initial sketch or design along with the artist statement describing the theme consist of no more than 2 sheets of A4 or 1 sheet of A3 in total.

From his early multichannel video installation diamond sea, 1997, to his more recent performance - based works, such as SONG I, 2012/2015, the exhibition unfolds around the major moving - image installations that articulate Aitken's central subject matters, from catastrophic environmental depredation to unprecedented technological mediation; self - contained, decentralized communication; and the incursion of commerce into every aspect of our social relationships.

Das Orgien Mysterien Theater at Massimo De Carlo is structured as a mini retrospective of Hermann Nitsch's work: the artist is presenting a vast series of his signature large canvases spanning from the 1980's to more recent work created specifically for the show along with documentation of the history of Nitsch's performances, immersive installations and vitrines containing objects that are linked to his actions.

His Turner Prize exhibition, evocative of a park landscape, contains a myriad of references to icons of Modernism: this is seen nowhere more clearly than in the centrepiece of the installation, a library table which was inspired by those designed by Jean Prouvé for the Maison de l'Etudiant in Paris.

This comprehensive overview of Ilya Kabakov's installation work of the 1990s contains over 100 images across more than 400 pages, and includes Kabakov's own commentary on his works.

Yet it contains the art of today within it: installation and performance, and the sense that art can be anything, absolutely anything, are more eloquently embodied in Pollock's liberating vision than in any number of dry remarks Duchamp once made to some fawning interviewer.

Thus for instance, a mass - produced, secondhand book on Installation Art, published in 1995, which would normally be worth (say) $ 2.00, might be worth a hundred times more if it contained the signature of a famous modern artist such as Damien Hirst.

Then outside, Attia will reinterpreti the monumental open - air work Al - Aqsa, an installation containing more than 350 cymbals, which debuted that year at Les Tuileries in Paris.

The Windows installation screen will contain more information than before, for example, and you'll be able to comment in the Feedback Hub and tell Windows not to install updates during specific hours.