Sentences with word «derelict»

Matta - Clark, who died in 1978, is best known for his giant cut - outs in derelict buildings in the South Bronx in the 1970s.

Travelling into Salford, the site of derelict buildings meets you head on.

We interview the man more interested in derelict buildings than tourist hotspots: aka Darmon Richter of The Bohemian Blog.

To get from his home to the factory that he owns on the other side of town, Zak Pashak, the owner and president of Detroit Bikes, takes Joy Road, a notorious Detroit artery whose name belies the mirthless array of derelict houses, boarded - up storefronts and vast, empty tracts of overgrown land that line it.

Green Belt land surrounds cities and towns to inhibit «urban sprawl», prevent neighbouring towns merging into one another, preserve the countryside and the setting and character of historic towns, and assist in urban regeneration by promoting «brownfield» development (development on derelict urban land).

Derek Jarman participated in the first Lisson exhibition, a group show including artists Terence Ibbott, Paul Martin, Keith Milow and Paul Riley, after helping Nicholas Logsdail renovate three floors of derelict space on Bell Street in 1967.

Jonathan Jones: With more derelict properties in London comes the reopening of one of this year's most peculiar artworks

Early Sculptures During the 1960s Di Suvero began experimenting with found objects, such as steel beams, chairs, tyres and chains - materials he found from derelict buildings.

My projects include Left London (2006), an exploration of derelict sites around my home city; U.S. 80 (2010), which focused on the first coast - to - coast highway in America; Dark City (2011), showing the de-peopled urban environment at night; and Orwell (2012), which traces some of the locations of the renowned author's life.

A regeneration scheme for derelict houses in Toxteth in Liverpool has won Britain's leading contemporary art award, the Turner Prize.

Along with the fancy new trailer today sees a playable demo, which allows players to explore some of the environments in the mysterious derelict mansion.

Developed by Misfits Attic (a studio led by Tim Keenan, who also made A Virus Named TOM), Duskers is a game in which you pilot drones into derelict spaceships to find the means to survive and piece together how the universe became a giant graveyard.You are a drone operator, surrounded by technology that acts as your only eyes and ears to the outside world.

A patch of skin can seem as derelict as a deserted city, and even that estrangement supports my attention.

The images in this new body of work focus on the marks, holes, and removals found in derelict homes that have been vandalized in connection with their foreclosure.

The Ferengi also make an appearance, but only as a source of revenue at player trade stations and to occasionally hijack derelict spacecraft.

But profitable railroads opposed it tooth and nail, and skeptical reformers did not want the government to buy derelict and unprofitable railroads.

Portland based artist Stephanie Buer explores derelict and abandoned urban spaces in her meticulously

(He eventually won a Fulbright scholarship to continue doing just that on a larger scale for derelict areas of Dublin and Belfast.)

Opening up the world map reveals a plethora of things to do, from finding derelict cars and their parts to buying garages, and finding gas stations, which act as fast travel locations.

Duskers, a sci - fi roguelike in which you pilot drones through derelict spaceships in search of supplies and, ultimately, the truth about «how the universe became a giant graveyard,» is now in full release.

This year Architecture For Humanity UK has joined forces with Crisis to transform derelict buildings into

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Correct Amos — and if you had any idea about what is going on in East Manchester you'd know that MCFC is investing # 150 million into a new training complex and academy that is being built on around 70 acres of derelict land adjacent to the stadium, and is due to be completed in time for the start of next season.

Derelict lots often become settings for drug dealing and other criminal behaviors.

The idea is to transform some of the area's derelict industrial facilities into a place for new residents and for the public as well, says COBE founder and creative director Dan Stubbergaard:

Granted, social comment still permeates: two pieces are constructed from the old gym - floors of closed Chicago schools, another from objects obtained from an independent hardware store now derelict as a result of conglomerate competition.

A disgusting derelict who's turning the Upper West Side into an open - air toilet was back at it Sunday — just hours after two hospitals deemed him fit to wander the...

New cars can either be bought from dealerships or built from the ground up using derelict parts hidden around the map.

Participants estimate that at least one ton of additional derelict fishing gear had to be left on the beach for lack of space on the return trip.

Resident Evil 7 is set after the events of Resident Evil 6, taking place in modern day and revolving around a foreboding, derelict plantation mansion in rural America.

Set pieces are interspersed with exploration and combat and more often than not, you'll stealthing your way around the not so derelict station, avoiding the alien.

I lived with someone who was working to renovate derelict houses, so I lived in some of them before they were renovated and later became a house manager for one.

Martin Boyce creates places halfway between the lost utopias of early 20th - century avant - garde architecture and derelict old playgrounds.

And then I had to face the sad truth: Derelict Fleet is just one of the hundreds of trillions of cheap Unity games you can find on the Steam store like drunk people at a NASCAR race.

Subjects tend to be forlorn places: caves, towers, derelict barns.

In the afternoon, visit the Lost Gardens of Heligan, left derelict after WWI and recently restored, or choose to explore the quaint town center.

Two of Hsieh's close colleagues, Jeanne Markel and Maggie Hsu, arrived to give me a tour of the Downtown Project, a real - estate development and business incubator that over the last three years has transformed a formerly derelict section of Las Vegas known as Fremont East.

The once - derelict West End neighborhood is now the city's epicenter of cool, with friendly dive bars, vintage stores, terrific eateries, and indie record stores.

About to step down after 17 years as director, David Weir (pictured above right) has been instrumental in reinvigorating Dovecot Studios, overseeing the development of its new home in the previously derelict Victorian baths in Edinburgh's Infirmary Street and restoring the Studios to prominence through collaborations with artists including Patrick Caulfield, Alison Watt, Peter Blake and Jim Lambie.

The game took place on a scary creaky derelict mining ship called the USG Ishimura.

Assemble, the art, architecture and design collective, who have been the runaway popular success of the Turner show so far, were nominated for their work in Liverpool helping revitalise derelict Victorian housing with the local community.

This is a place where derelict former early warning / first strike runways, aircraft hangers and control towers were hastily converted into worker housing for the new polar sea route activity.

The film was featured at the 2008 Whitney Biennial and collects mundane Stasi surveillance footage, interviews with psychoanalysts, East German «Indian hobbyists» and shots of derelict state radio stations.

Rising property values have transformed formerly derelict streets into well cared - for neighbourhoods, Conrad Zurini of ReMax Escarpment Realty said of the blue - collar industrial city locals affectionately call the Hammer.