Sentences with phrase «ephemeral art»

In August, 2010 Franklin Furnace was awarded full funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities and matching support from the Booth Ferris Foundation for a two - year project to digitize our second decade of event records and publish them online in the Franklin Furnace Database. This effort will, we hope, embed the value of ephemeral art practice in art and cultural history.

In 2010, Franklin Furnace received its second major grant from the NEH to digitize the event archives of its second decade, 1986 to 1996; and to publish these records on Franklin Furnace's website with the goal of embedding the value of ephemeral art practice in art and cultural history.

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From now on, it can either follow in the wake of today's ephemeral art values, or continue to lead Mexico and the world in shaping the art of tomorrow.

Talk: «Neither Here Nor Now» at the Studio Museum in Harlem To celebrate the publication of Triple Canopy's book On Value, which came out in January, artists Adam Pendleton and Ralph Lemon and Triple Canopy associate editor Lizzie Feidelson will be on hand to discuss ephemeral art.

«Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts artist - in - residence 2013, Omaha, NE Main SZPILMAN AWARD FOR EPHEMERAL ART»

Long normally works outside and regards Dartmoor as his studio but he has spent a large part of his life walking through mountains and countryside all over the world, gently rearranging rocks or creating works of ephemeral art using whatever he finds, from stones to driftwood to ash.

Says Getty curator Glenn Phillips, «There's this moment here when practically every artist makes some foray into ephemeral art.

For decades she has created large scale ephemeral pigment pieces in desert sites including the Pyramids of Giza and more recently the ice desert of Antarctica where she led an expedition and team of scientists and artists that culminated in the first and largest ephemeral art work created on the continent.

In addition to her artistic practice, Kohlmann is a founding member and curator of Szpilman Award, an award which focuses on ephemeral art.

Wall texts emphasized the curator's conviction that Jack Smith, Laurie Anderson and others could only make their renegade ephemeral art because of access to lucrative grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.

A photo taken on an iPhone shows «The Kiss,» part of Tino Sehgal's show of ephemeral art at the Guggenheim Museum.

The second obstacle he can not seem to buck is the fact that he is thinking and working big at a moment when slight, ephemeral art ideas hold sway.

PERFORMA is not only an invaluable reference, it is a new kind of guide to cultural life, a time capsule of this very moment in New York's eminent performance history, complete with profiles of the city's nonprofit biennial venues that, like this book, give ephemeral art a physical place in which to persist.

By working with a variety of of fresh and preserved flora, Law's ephemeral art transforms naturally over time — viewers can appreciate the changes in the natural material's form, color, and texture as they wilt and dry.

Artist Martha Wilson and Franklin Furnace — a nonprofit she founded in 1976 dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of performance, artists» books, and other ephemeral art forms — are being celebrated across New York this winter.

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And we connected our drawings to several concepts we explore in art, such as appropriation; occupation of physical space; art on, off, or outside the walls; and the nature of ephemeral art.

Experience a different side to the Molitor, between the two pools and the ephemeral art exhibitions.

Anna Cohen is a preschool teacher in the Boston area with a interest in sculpture, natural materials, and ephemeral art.

It will appeal to anyone interested in greeting cards, ephemeral art, illustrated correspondence, and the history of American art.

How can an art institution display or curate past performance or ephemeral art and preserve the work's intent?

He recently presented a paper «Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawings: Conservation of an Ephemeral Art Practice» to the American Institute for Conservation's 43rd annual conference in Miami.

An exhibition and events programme featuring work by Austrian and international artists working across sound art, experimental film, software programming, laboratory culture, sculpture, ephemeral art, radio, instrument building, and post internet art.

But a new museum exhibit, «Trisha Brown: Dance and Art in Dialogue 1961 - 2001,» aims to pin down the ephemeral art of the dance.

Being one of the 20th century's most elemental movements while eluding rigid definitions, Fluxus can be interpreted as a continuation of the movements of Dada, Surrealism, action art and the ephemeral art of the 1960s.

10 In When Attitudes Become Form (Bern 1969, Venice 2013), Claire Bishop notes that, since the proliferation of contemporary art museums as «experience economy» in the late 1990s, «there has been a widespread consensus that the best means of understanding historic works of ephemeral art is through direct experience rather than photographic documentation.»

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Bavarian - born artist and naturalist Nils Udo has been creating nature - based art for the last three decades and is known for his lyric and ephemeral art that captures a sense of «potential utopias» lurking behind every piece.