Sentences with phrase «empty gallery»

This phenomenon is emphasized by the settings of the photographs — either in empty gallery or studio spaces or in expansive fields of grass with no further context or landscape.

In contrast, a nearly empty gallery absorbed my attention.

Installation view of Empty Gallery's booth at Frieze New York, 2018.

Takashi Makino's Cinéma Concret and Hans - Henning Korb's Kaya Cynara are on view at Empty Gallery through February 17.

An uncomfortable image in all sorts of ways, as Richard Prince realised when he first presented it in an otherwise empty gallery in New York in 1983.

The art world is, equally, a realm where believing goes beyond seeing: pure, untamed thought is rendered on blank pages and empty gallery walls.

Not taking photos: sketching, in a near empty gallery.

Empty gallery shots via the gallery.

Using modernist aesthetics and ideals elucidated by the Russian constructivists and the Bauhaus school — both of which are movements known for their utopian aspirations — Cerrillo makes steel frames that outline empty gallery space, exploring the failure of Modernist abstraction to connote real meaning.

For this groundbreaking event, the Whitworth emptied every gallery space in order to create room for this unique work to develop and breathe.

Sehgal, the anti-arts-objects artist, merely hired two interpreters to stand in an otherwise empty gallery waylaying mildly irritated visitors and suckering them into conversations about the market economy.

For Empty Gallery, Hong Kong, Gordon created a separate space inside the art fair, which is appropriate, given that her artwork focuses on insulation; inside it, a sound installation reproduces environmental noise from another point within the art fair, modified by a software, and coming out of «sculpted» speakers accessorized with insulation materials, which are used for different items in Gordon's installation.

Susan Philipsz's Lowlands fills an entire empty gallery — well, it's empty apart from three black speakers, which project slightly different recordings of her singing a melancholy 16th - century folksong, a cappella about a lost love who returns from the grave to haunt his beloved.

This song is diffused throughout Empty Gallery's two floors by a multi-channel speaker system which Gordon has used to fragment the composition into its component parts — localizing different elements of the song in specific regions of the space.

IB: When you see these vast crowds at the Tate and they're kind of looking at the art over their shoulder, sometimes you long for the old days of empty galleries.

Danni Shen is the Curatorial Associate at Empty Gallery, a black - cube space dedicated to time - based, non-object-oriented, interdisciplinary practices as well as Asian diasporic artists and communities, physically located in Hong Kong.

On two consecutive nights the week prior to the opening of Deliverance, exhibiting artist Clifford Owens staged his performance Photographs With An Audience at the then - empty gallery space at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (ACAC).

Looking at two of the artist's clocks installed in a nearly empty gallery at David Zwirner, Rosen said she believes Stevens did end up attending the exhibition — which went on as scheduled, without interruption.

This year's work features Susan Philipsz's sound installation of three separate versions of a traditional folk song played simultaneously in otherwise empty gallery.

Whether as anti-art, institutional critique, conceptualism, exploration of the immaterial or the dematerialization of the art object, the empty or near empty gallery has been a mainstay of contemporary art for almost fifty years.

It asks students to pitch which of the plagues should be featured in an empty gallery in the Museum of London.

The history of the empty gallery show is by now widely known.

Before the performances of ReComposed at DPAC, Varone and his dancers held a series of open company rehearsals at the Nasher Museum in an empty gallery.

For West Wall, Dwan Main Gallery (1967), a now classic exhibition presented in 2008 at Peter Blum, Chelsea, William Anastasi photographed an empty gallery, silkscreened that image onto a slightly smaller canvas, and installed that work on the wall, making «the wall... a kind of ready - made mural,» thus changing «every show in that space thereafter.»

This winter, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York mounted «Down the River» (2016), in which Ms. Fraser piped ambient audio recorded at Sing Sing prison into an empty gallery to give viewers a sense of inmates» oppression and social isolation, and a retrospective of her work appeared at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Germany, in 2013.

By Stephanie Cristello > click here to download PDF You walk into an empty gallery — white walls, fluorescent lights — to encounter a series of electronic diffusers, each containing a molecule formulation designed to trigger certain olfactory receptors.

All the Best Memories Are Hers (2018) is composed of five small photographs that hang on a wall nearby The Maid in an otherwise empty gallery.

An empty gallery still has rooms and bodies in space, and an empty gallery in the dark turns darkness into a kind of permeable solid.

Photograph courtesy Tishan Hsu & Empty Gallery.

Hammons's 2003 exhibition at the Kunsthalle Bern can be seen to constitute another movement, its skylights covered in blue film to suffuse the almost - empty galleries in blue light.

A common reaction at the time was that this had been done before, that Hammons was revisiting the empty gallery of Yves Klein (albeit turning it inside out).

While his art has included videos of people vomiting and defecating, the work that inspired the most reaction was his 227th piece: an empty gallery in which, every five seconds, the light turns on and off.

He exhibited an empty gallery as an artwork.

About 100 participants gathered in an empty gallery at the Nasher over the course of four days, six hours per day.

Participants of Parliament stand, walk, lie down and otherwise navigate an empty gallery space, in silence, for six hours a day, over the course of four days, at the Nasher Museum.

Shot on several of the Museum's floors, the videos reveal the artist as she moves and dances alone through the building, camouflaging herself in the empty gallery spaces during the transition period between exhibitions.

As part of a growing trend of vigorously curatorially focused exhibitions in Hong Kong, Empty Gallery is currently exhibiting the Los Angeles - based artist Takeshi Murata's first solo exhibition in Asia, Infinite Doors, with a series of multimedia works...

Beginning with the empty gallery, this programme will ultimately generate a «performed or workshopped» exhibition.

One of my favourite things in this year's Glasgow International festival is an empty gallery at the Modern Institute, where two fist - sized mechanical snails crawl slowly across the floor.

Taking Positions is a performance - for - screen that was recorded in the empty gallery space of Kunsthaus Dahlem in Berlin.

This proved to be one of his most controversial works — it was lambasted for being an «empty gallery».

I will never demand an art that provides answers, but I will plead for one that sets the right questions to the right people, and as I stood in an empty gallery and failed to connect with Thomas Locher's A Hundred Thousand Billion Societies (2017)-- a stack of boxes emblazoned with aphorisms about belonging — throngs of locals ghosted past, perspectives unchanged.

An empty gallery has been unveiled by the artist who pulled out of her exhibition at one of Glasgow's leading venues.

(She has played her «reinterpretations» of songs by such bands as Echo & the Bunnymen in the emptied galleries of the Malmo Konsthall, and a barcarole from the opera The Tales of Hoffman under a bridge in Munster.)

Being able to see the empty gallery, messy studios, the artists at work, and the final outcome.