Sentences with phrase «exhibition spaces as»

Building her work in situ, Gomes's solo show will appropriate the exhibition spaces as an extension of her studio.

The largest among White Cube's venues, the Bermondsey gallery hosts three major exhibition spaces as well as private viewing rooms, office space, a warehouse, an auditorium and a bookshop.

Collapsing the distinction between personal space and public surroundings, her studios have functioned as exhibition spaces, and exhibition spaces as studios.

There are three dedicated exhibition spaces as well as small displays in the halls and studios and artwork on view throughout the grounds.

His large - scale works — shown in exhibition spaces as well as public space and nature — often seem like functional do - it - yourself structures which were once inhabited or will be made inhabitable soon.

This patterning is used on multiple scales from paintings to immersive installations, which unfolds across exhibition spaces as meditative encounters.

Previously Gibran was the Exhibitions and Collection Coordinator for the City of Glendale, Arizona, organizing exhibitions with local organizations in conjunction with municipal exhibition spaces as well as temporary public art projects.

She uses exhibition spaces as studios or laboratories where an experimental, itinerant, site - specific performed work can unfold, building improvised actions and choreographed movements.

Chicago's own artists tended to flee to New York as soon as their work was deemed significant, but rent was cheap, and he was able to eventually buy two large exhibition spaces as well as an 11,000 - square - foot warehouse that includes a workshop to help artists fabricate large - scale works and vast amounts of storage space.

Audiences still tend to think of exhibition spaces as sites of learning and so we think «do it» audiences were particularly expectant and excited to learn through the creative process.

The diverse and dynamic San Francisco Bay Area is home to an extraordinary number of alternative, municipal, and artist - run exhibition spaces as well as distinguished regional and national museums.

According to the Art Newspaper, the venue will be known as the Powerhouse Workshop, and will include exhibition spaces as well as facilities for the production of ceramics, textiles and prints.

The 15,000 square - foot home was an ideal backdrop and exhibition space as Caftritz's art collection grew over the years.

The first play, & faintly heard (as it sinks, slowly):, by Studio for Propositional Cinema, is installed in the exhibition space as a wall text, printed documents, and scenographic elements.

Major exhibitions open in south China, showing there is more to Pearl River Delta than vast factories by Lisa Movius 10 December 2015 The derelict Dacheng Flour Factory in Shenzhen is to become a permanent exhibition space as part of a creative industries park.

Like Chase - Riboud's work, Falkenstein's «linear drawing in space» — as she called her wire constructions — incorporates exhibition space as a sculptural medium.

With this ambitious installation, Beecher positions the exhibition space as a place somewhere between pristine white - cube gallery and dark comedy club basement.

Using the gallery's main exhibition space as her canvas, the artist masked the floor with a large foam stencil, painting over it and the surrounding walls in sprayed - on, bright acrylic paints, before lifting the stencil to create large, white, disconcerting voids upon entering the space.

Previously, David choreographed his figurative works to imply dramatic narratives, at times using the exhibition space as a stage.

Whistler, whose work opened the doors to abstract painting, was also the first artist to use the exhibition space as an additional means of artistic expression as well as to intentionally act so to arise attention on his work such as in 1883, when he used art critics» harsh comments on his work as captions for etchings at an exhibition.

The show presents is described by the press release as a «total environment, monochromatic, welcoming a set of new paintings and sculptures» and envisages the exhibition space as «a three dimensional image within which the viewer moves less physically and visually.»

Galleries and exhibitions spaces as well are unique and most do not fit within the contemporary white cube model.

The new addition, designed by architect Monica Ponce de Leon, will create more exhibition space as well as better climate control and a new glassed - in home for the museum's public programming.

Lerooy interpreted the exhibition space as his playpen, in which he built «play blocks» tailored to the size of the museum and placed them in such a way to form a labyrinth.

Pages are displayed in the exhibition space as they are written.

Brought together by co-curators Olivia Domingos and David John Scarborough, this group show delves into the physical, social and emotional experiences that appear to have become part and parcel of what it means to «shape - up» — whilst harking back to the former use of Turf's Keeley Road exhibition space as the fitness shop Workout World.

Sigurdson is approaching the exhibition space as a blank corporate entity; furthermore, he is framing the space, covering every inch of it with structures that are regarded as support for the very basis of art expression.

Fitzpatrick uses the exhibition space as a space for the works to perform.

WNTRP opens specifically for artistic strategies that question the possibilities and limitations of the exhibition space as such.

Following the opening night performance, the Disarm instruments will intermittently perform in the exhibition space as mechanical musical automatons.

die raum is a 5m ² non-profit project space in a new building in Prenzlauer Berg, founded in 2011 by the artist Jesper Dyrehauge and curator Lotte Møller in collaboration with BARarchitects who conceived the exhibition space as an integral component of the building.

In System Complexity Rauhala shows three video installations in the main exhibition space as well as paintings in the office area:

The relationship continues to unfold within the exhibition space as well.

His work emphasizes the exhibition space as an intermediary between the social architecture of communities and the mainstream art world.

Incorporating the display standards of an exhibition space as an element of her work is a common strategy for Koether, who is often as concerned with the context in which her paintings are shown as she is with the paintings themselves.

The works were selected in response to both the site - specific context they are shown in — the Contemporary Art Society exhibition space as an office environment or workplace — and to the themes explored in one of the key print suites in The Whitworth's historic collection, William Hogarth's Industry & Idleness, created in 1747.

In this current body of work, Lachacz uses the exhibition space as his subject matter, altering the space until it no longer appears familiar.

The notion of using the architecture of the exhibition space as the creative field, in which to «perform» the creation of a given work, was an important conceptual shift that characterized the attitudes of leading sculptors of this period.

At Tripoli Gallery, the works on view range from Gran Twister, 2012, a majestic conflagration of loops that hover above the exhibition space as if in orbit, to Space Slipper, 1992, a diptych of fragmented ellipses that lean against the wall like errant surfboards.

[19] He views each exhibition as a site - specific installation, often addressing the exhibition space as a larger composition.

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And the company has made some well - publicized gifts, such as $ 5 million for the Boeing Galleries at Millennium Park, which provide space for public exhibitions at the park's midlevel terraces.

As the Region of Honour, the EU pavilion and some 25 EU member state pavilions occupying more than 6,000 sqm of exhibition space will receive increased exposure.

As a public space similar to, for example, the Wheeler Centre in Melbourne, the Asian Century Institute could consist of a café, library and gallery, where rotating exhibitions could be held, as well as meeting rooms and a lecture theatre for symposiums, classes and / or conferenceAs a public space similar to, for example, the Wheeler Centre in Melbourne, the Asian Century Institute could consist of a café, library and gallery, where rotating exhibitions could be held, as well as meeting rooms and a lecture theatre for symposiums, classes and / or conferenceas well as meeting rooms and a lecture theatre for symposiums, classes and / or conferenceas meeting rooms and a lecture theatre for symposiums, classes and / or conferences.

But we hope to offer some courses in the gallery space in the future, as well as various exhibitions throughout the year.

We will have plenary and workshop sessions as well as exhibition and other open spaces for the creative arts and celebration!

As the 20th Century came to a close, the Chicago Academy of Sciences began initiating plans to expand the Laflin Building and to provide more room for exhibitions, collections storage, and office space.

As an «open space documentary» Lunch Love Community can be shown on the big screen in a traditional venue, in an exhibition space, or on mobile platforms.

As the Statue of Liberty nears its 130th anniversary, a new free - standing 20,000 - square - foot museum is being planned that would accommodate far more people than the current exhibition space in the statue's pedestal.

The Solar Premium exhibition space will herald solar PV's arrival as a major energy player at the iconic industrial trade show.

The Sold Out exhibition included six kaleidoscopic «Infinity Mirror Rooms,» which are small box - shaped spaces that combine mirrors and lights to stunning effect as well as 60 paintings and sculptures and archived photos documenting Kusama's life in New York in the 1960s.