Sentences with phrase «empty white gallery»

Stripped of their logos and placed in an empty white gallery, however, these vessels can transcend their intended purpose and dissolve into sheer movement and light.

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This time, there were around 100 at the exhibition's opening, situated on otherwise empty white shelves standing in the gallery.

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.

With One wall removed, 1980, Irwin replaces the outside wall of the Malinda Wyatt Gallery with an extensible, sheer screen in a delicate white canvas to reveal the infinite light variations cast two skylights in empty space.

White Walls also describes the white cube of a gallery, at once empty and increasingly White Walls also describes the white cube of a gallery, at once empty and increasingly white cube of a gallery, at once empty and increasingly full.

«In 1958, for his 30th birthday, he created The Void, emptying the Iris Clert gallery in Paris and painting it entirely white.

The ever - inventive David Shrigley, in addition to a couple of animations in the film series described below, is represented in BQ Gallery «s booth by a white room, empty but for a sign saying «Empty Room» and the wall text identifying the piece's unsurprising title, Empty empty but for a sign saying «Empty Room» and the wall text identifying the piece's unsurprising title, Empty Empty Room» and the wall text identifying the piece's unsurprising title, Empty Empty Room.

He is currently curating Empty Pr (oe) mises for the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, and a new public performance by Stefanos Tsivopoulos on the White House sidewalk in collaboration with the Cooper Gallery at Harvard University.

He left the last large gallery in the Hirshhorn's circling sequence empty but for one element: a floor - to - ceiling white scrim that stretches the length of one wall and gives the illusion of straightening its curve.

Inside Josh Lilley Gallery's stand at Frieze New York, a painting barely larger than an album cover hangs on an otherwise empty white wall.

The Big Draw The Scotsman; November 2, 2013; Jeffrey, Moira; 700 + words Turner Prize 2013, Ebrington, Derry - Londonderry... a bucket.In David Shrigley's Life Model at the Turner Prize 2013 exhibition in Derry - Londonderry... in an empty white room in the new Turner Prize galleries at Ebrington, the former...

In 2002, Davey first showed her black and white photographs of empty whiskey bottles in John Goodwin's Toronto gallery, goodwater.

Self - identified as «the painter of space,» Klein sought to achieve immaterial spirituality through pure color (primarily an ultramarine blue of his own invention — International Klein Blue) and even went so far as to present white galleries emptied of all artworks for his renowned 1958 exhibition of «the Void.»

Proceed along the corridor into the main gallery and be greeted by «The Tenant», an empty plaster arm chair by Dan Herschlein which seems to contemplate Brandon Ndife's «Monument to Cold and Hunger», a stunted hydrocal sculpture with a dirty white sock.

Hanging in an otherwise empty white cube, these were the first things one saw before a mix of music and motorized projector noise ushered the viewer into the black box at the gallery ’s

At Pentimenti Gallery, the partly translucent paintings on acrylic panels in the gallery's Project Room, from Finklea's «Empty Pages» and «White Room» series, are the most obviously transcendent works here, however, seemingly hovering on the walls and achieving precisely what Finklea describes as their inspiration — trips on a high - speed train over the Chesapeake Bay, and the sensation of floating they induced.Gallery, the partly translucent paintings on acrylic panels in the gallery's Project Room, from Finklea's «Empty Pages» and «White Room» series, are the most obviously transcendent works here, however, seemingly hovering on the walls and achieving precisely what Finklea describes as their inspiration — trips on a high - speed train over the Chesapeake Bay, and the sensation of floating they induced.gallery's Project Room, from Finklea's «Empty Pages» and «White Room» series, are the most obviously transcendent works here, however, seemingly hovering on the walls and achieving precisely what Finklea describes as their inspiration — trips on a high - speed train over the Chesapeake Bay, and the sensation of floating they induced.»