Sentences with phrase «fiber sculpture»

Bergrin now focuses on constructing wearable fiber sculptures which are linked within an ongoing ritualistic narrative.

Viewing Room is pleased to announce Erik Bergrin: Shadowwork, an exhibition of monolithic fiber sculptures by the preeminent Brooklyn - based artist.

More pointedly, Grabner is summoning the complex legacy of 1960s fiber sculpture by figures such as Françoise Grossen and Sheila Hicks, whose ambitious work has only recently been recuperated in mainstream art history.

Having studied architecture and later textile design at Kunstgewerbeschule Basel and at UCLA with Bernard Kester in the 1960s, Grossen became keenly aware of her ability to bring fiber sculpture into unexpected and experimental realms (hanging from the ceiling, draped on the ground or over pedestals, floating in bodies of water).

In 2014, Trockel's pieces were included in the exhibition called Fiber Sculpture: 1960 - Present, held at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston.When it comes to her most influential and largest commissions, in 1995 Trockel has created the Frankfurter Engel memorial in Frankfurt, Germany.

Nine monolithic fiber sculptures encircle the audience, each representing metaphoric mental spaces, such as «the opening» and «the cocoon.»

NARRATOR: Walk around Sheila Hicks's large, colorful fiber sculpture.

Recently, Kite has been developing a body interface for movement performances, carbon fiber sculptures, immersive video and sound installations and has co-founded the experimental electronic imprint, Unheard Records.

Tawney is known mainly for her 1960's fiber sculptures woven but not confined to hanging on the wall.

Barbara Chase - Riboud's bronze and fiber sculptures dedicated to Malcolm X are among her most celebrated works.

In the 1980s and»90s, Walther drew inspiration from architecture, designing various Configurations composed of geometric fiber sculptures that are installed as clusters on walls or human - scale obstructions protruding from gallery floors.

Sheila Hicks, an artist whose career has involved melding art, design, craft and architecture, has created a monumental fiber sculpture from ceiling to floor in a spectrum of colors.

Curator Michelle Grabner, a painter as well as an academic, has chosen to explore three themes: «art that emphasizes critique and self - reflection» (Gary Indiana); women artists who examine what it means to be a «woman artist» (Louise Fishman, Molly Zuckerman - Hartung); and «materiality and craft» (Sheila Hicks, whose fiber sculptures «push back» at the old notion of art versus craft).

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More recently, his interest in Buddhist meditation has made its way into his artistic practice, and he focuses on making «wearable fiber sculptures» that are associated with rituals.

In 2007, Chase - Riboud returned to the subject of Malcolm X, producing another series of tall metal - and - fiber sculptures that bore his name.

ELIGIBILITY Craft Hilton Head 2018, 6th National Juried Fine Art Craft Guild Exhibition is open to all artists over 18 years of age, submitting entries of 2D and 3D fine art crafts in sculpture, basketry, glass, fiber sculpture and wall hangings (including paper), metal works, works in clay, handmade artist books, jewelry, weaving, wood, and assemblage.

(New York — August 31, 2017) Michael Rosenfeld Gallery proudly presents Barbara Chase - Riboud — Malcolm X: Complete, an exhibition celebrating her now complete series of monumental bronze and fiber sculptures that the artist has created over the last half - century in honor of the slain human rights leader.

These works recall the fiber sculptures of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse, Sheila Pepe; as well as the taxonomic illustrations of Leonard Baskin and Hyman Bloom.

Lazarus Taxa will present over 50 fiber sculptures, marking a continuation of the artist's ongoing investigation of the warping of memory over time through the continuous breakdown of physical matter.

Michael Rosenfeld Gallery proudly presents Barbara Chase - Riboud — Malcolm X: Complete, an exhibition celebrating her now complete series of monumental bronze and fiber sculptures that the artist has created over the last half - century in honor of the slain human rights leader.

Eligibility: CraftHiltonHead2018, 6th National Juried Fine Art Craft Guild Exhibition is open to all artists over 18 years of age, submitting entries of 2D and 3D fine art crafts in sculpture, basketry, glass, fiber sculpture and wall hangings (including paper), metal works, works in clay, handmade artist books, jewelry, weaving, wood, and assemblage.

is open to all artists over 18 years of age, submitting entries of 2D and 3D fine art crafts in sculpture, basketry, glass, fiber sculpture and wall hangings (including paper), metal works, works in clay, handmade artist books, jewelry, weaving, wood, and assemblage.

Currently on view, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery presents Barbara Chase - Riboud — Malcolm X: Complete, an exhibition celebrating her now complete series of monumental bronze and fiber sculptures, created over the last half - century in honor of the slain human rights leader.

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Fiber Sculpture 1960 — present at the ICA in Boston was at first sight a perplexing hypothesis for a show but ended as a terrific counter narrative to familiar historical canons, weaving marginalized practices of «fibre art» into the context in which they were made.