Sentences with phrase «ethereal drawings»

The work on view ranges from provocative sculptures to ethereal drawings.

His ethereal drawings, created through uncontrollable forces, are paradoxical objects: they ask us to consider our own mortality while denying the presence of a human hand.

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Last month, ConsenSys co-sponsored the first - ever Ethereal Summmit, which drew a sellout crowd of hundreds of blockchain enthusiasts from around the world to a full - day conference in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood.

Bradford Young's cinematography makes everything feel ethereal, which draws the audience closer to the characters.

Being drawn to extrinsic destinations that offer ethereal encounters with the natural world, I can not help but feel that my «footprint» adds to the breakdown of vulnerable communities.

Modern piano makes its influence felt in «Child of Light,» but the ethereal music also draws inspiration from Japanese RPG music, particularly that genre's strong melodies and easily loopable structure.

Trained in art history and sculpture, her body of work is distinctive in its layering of sound, images and ideas in sophisticated and ethereal multimedia collages, encompassing video, drawing, installation, sound, performance and text.

Ruth Asawa is best known for her ethereal wire sculptures and public fountains; however, her formal training at the famed Black Mountain College in North Carolina was in drawing and design.

He then «draws» the bodies into the image by moving a laser light over them, resulting in ethereal artworks that resemble figures made out of stars and magic, pulled out of the void.

Drawn from the Louisville, Ky. museum's holdings and supplemented with eight prints owned by the Amon Carter, this show represents the full range of Whistler's lithographic career and includes his ethereal images of London's Thames River at night, as well as his daringly modern depictions of family and friends.

Densely layered and vaguely topographical, her drawings suggest sequences of cosmic or otherworldly events occasionally populated by ethereal human figures; as Schimert describes it, they create a «space for illusion.»

Creed does that, Houseago does it, too — as does American painter Ingrid Calame, whose ethereal wall drawing in the Fruitmarket gallery is based on tracings she made of Los Angeles graffiti.

Their inclusion here furthers an ongoing collaboration between Satterwhite and his mother (or now, her work): her idiosyncratic drawings have found their way into his videos and installations since at least 2012, and in this exhibition, her at - home recordings form the core of the video's ethereal soundtrack.

The Easyfun - Ethereal series infuses art history with the vernacular charge of American life, drawing the viewer into awe - inspiring panoramas that are as edgy as they are sublime.

Like many of the Easyfun - Ethereal paintings, it draws upon the potent visual memories of childhood, in this case Koons's fascination with a novelty porcelain ashtray that sat on his grandfather's table.

These were lighter and more ethereal than Picasso's constructions, and in the French newspaper Paris - Midi an art critic referred to Calder's objects as «drawings in space».

Unable to put her work in box, her urban inspired techniques of spray paint layered over delicate hand - drawn charcoal lines create ethereal beauty and character.

The Columbus Dispatch, GAMBIER, Ohio — Berlin - based artist Jorinde Voigt makes the theoretical and the ethereal visual in the 35 large - scale drawings at the Gund Gallery on the Kenyon College campus.

Urías presents glass sculptures, ink drawings, installations, and sound that explore the ethereal interconnectedness of existence, over vast expanses of time.

Kara Walker's racially charged gouaches in sepia tinged hues act as a sarcastically delicate counterbalance to Terence Koh's white chocolate monoliths; Tino Sehgal's harmonic narrative «This Is Propaganda,» performed by a female guard, adds an air of the ethereal to an otherwise politically heavy - handed section of the exhibition; artist team Tim Noble and Sue Webster's «Black Narcissus» (2006) draws us back into the corporeal with their penile and phalange inflected shadow - cast portraiture; and Cindy Sherman's work from the early 80s shocks with its carnal ferocity.

NYC - based Chilean artist Pablo Tauler uses just a ballpoint pen for his meticulously drawn illustrations on display at Norte Maar, which turn ethereal scenes and abstract forms into bold, large - scale works of art.

On these ceramic plates, the imagery of Jamie's automatic drawings of the interior and exterior of his figurative art (heads, guts, organs), real matrices of his whole body of work, have been replaced by more slender, ethereal signs.

Drawing from a myriad of inspiration, the artists create their own reality of ethereal landscapes and unique characters.

The work, which reflects the landscape, draws on the notion of place, reality, and space as a medium, as visitors are confronted by both ethereal distortions of their surroundings and focused glimpses of the material place itself within the bullet holes on the piece's mirrored surface.

There, she creates abstract paintings and smoke drawings possessing mysterious, ethereal qualities that intrigue the viewer with layers, textures and shapes.

For these show, common drawings have been translated into ethereal and geometric installations by artist Gary Colclough.

Wes Mills: New Drawings, Kohn Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Black and White: Drawings, Laura Carpenter Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM Ethereal Materialism: Ava Gerber, Jim Hodges, Siobahn Liddell, Wes Mills, Jessica Stockholder, Richard Tuttle, (Susan Harris, curator) Apex Art, New York, NY Wes Mills: Recent Work, Berman / Daferner Gallery, New York, NY Wes Mills: Orchard Drawings, Richard Levy Gallery, Albuquerque, NM New Drawings on Paper, Laura Carpenter Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM

Molesworth, however, puts him right next to a drawing by Alina Szapocznikow (1926 - 73), the Polish artist who produced ethereal - looking sculptures of disembodied female body parts.

Drawing from the lushness of nineteenth - century European painting traditions and imbuing them with local specificity, ethereal qualities, and distinctly Iranian elements, these paintings reinvigorate representational art while simultaneously ushering beauty back into contemporary painting.

Drawing inspiration from Christo and Jeanne - Claude, both French artists with a penchant for fabric, Brinson artfully wrapped one of Kasler's pre-lit Frasier furs in grey silk, producing an ethereal effect.