Sentences with phrase «creation of larger sculptures»

The period is also noteworthy for its technical innovations, including joined woodblock construction, which allowed for the creation of larger sculptures, and rock crystal inserts for the eyes on wooden figures, which made the depicted deities more realistic and thereby more commanding.

Not exact matches

From 1950 to 1970, Calder's oeuvre took on a monumental dimension as his focus diverted to the creation of large - scale sculptures.

(Franconia, MN) awards competitive fellowships and internships to up to 40 emerging, mid-career, and established visual artists each year, supporting the creation and exhibition of large - scale sculpture at the 43 - acre sculpture park and artist residency

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Serra's first solo exhibition at the museum was held in 1980, and marked the creation and permanent installation of the large - scale steel sculpture Waxing Arcs in the entrance area.

The artist is engaged in an ongoing ambitious body of work: the creation of large stainless - steel tree sculptures.

The Primordial Molder, is a continuation of her large - scale ceramic sculpture series that ruminates on the creation myth from Taoist tradition: in the primordial world, Nüwa the Snake Goddess marked the beginning of humanity by patching a giant hole in heaven with five - colored stones, using the legs of a great turtle as pillars to support the collapsed sky from the earth.

Wit and satire are a large part of Tinguely's work: the robotic, moving sculptures are a caricature of a utilitarian, mechanical world and he presents the process of creation as a mechanised action, questioning to what end we make art.