Sentences with phrase «fiber works created»

In this exhibition Wisker also presents painting like fiber works created through her hand and finger manipulation of painted wool roving in its basic combed state, depicting multi-colored flora, hills and valleys on round and square fields of dense off - white cotton.

«This exhibit features a comprehensive survey of fiber works created throughout the late artist's lifetime,» Shapiro says.

Curated by Gilbert Vicario, the show includes a range of the artist's work including drawings, sculptural assemblages and a three - story site - specific fiber work created for the Phoenix Art Museum, where the exhibition ran from October 14, 2017 to January 28th 2018.

Not exact matches

First, they work with artisan families in rural Malaysia where they create batik textiles on natural fibers.

Soluble fiber works by absorbing the water in the intestinal tract creating a gel which easily moves digested food through your system.

A biological foot has muscle fibers that help it push off the ground in a way that creates «metabolic efficiency so your muscles don't have to put all of the work back in with every step as you're running,» says David Morgenroth, an assistant professor in the University of Washington's Department of Rehabilitation Medicine.

The creamy superfruit lends monounsaturated fats, nutrients, and fiber while coconut, bananas, and vanilla work together to create a delightful tropical flavor you'll love.

When you work out, you're actually creating tiny tears in your muscle fibers.

The second one is called myofibrillar hypertrophy and it represents enlargement of the muscle fiber as it gains more myofibrils, which contracts and does all the functional work — creates tension in the muscle.With this type of hypertrophy, the area density of myofibrils increases and there is a significantly greater ability to exert muscular strength.

A: Detox products undoubtedly do work to create larger and more frequent bowel movements, and some of them probably help support liver health, but so does eating plenty of fiber, drinking plenty of water and getting regular exercise.

The human body is incredibly efficient — it wants to do the least amount of work possible to perform a given task, so it builds new muscle fibers, creates neural pathways and develops muscle memory to perform the same job more efficiently over time.

And most of these workouts don't work well and can even create other imbalances since they don't stimulate all abdominal fibers.

Complementing the extensive work underhood, Bisimoto created a custom Electric Blue paint, Denmatic design graphics package, ARK hood and Carbon Fiber decklid.

Carbon fiber was used liberally in creating the body kit for this truck, and it all works together rather effectively, even if the aesthetics are a bit brutal (though for SEMA, its looks are actually on the milder side).

Exploiting X-Class» other personality as well, Carlex has created the «Urban» kit that makes your wheeled working horse look so good it can even forget how to pickup — the suspension is lowered, the massive front fascia becomes vulnerable to off - road, and all the carbon - fiber inserts are surely not encouraging you to go off the paved track.

The engine cover on the Centenario is fixed with quick release fasteners, just like race cars, so it isn't easy to reveal the V12 engine underneath this carbon fiber and glass unit, the vents and design form an integral part of the aerodynamic design of the Centenario by the way, the V12 lurking under this cover now pumps out 770hp at 8,600 rpm, making this the most powerful engine ever built in Sant «Agata... acceleration figures of 2.8 s to reach 100 km / h from a standstill and 0 to 300 km / h in only 23.5 seconds are a testament of the work put into creating this masterpiece.

So we have a totally different exterior created by Mansory... but they didn't stop on the outside... in fact the entire interior has been «updated» too, new leather with a totally different stitching pattern using a combination of black and red leather works in perfect sync with the red metallic and carbon fiber exterior.

Saaraliisa creates meditative mixed media works featuring handmade paper and fiber techniques.

Contemporary and innovative works created with fiber as the primary medium or concept are welcome.

HISTORY: The show began in 1987 as a wearable art show but has evolved over the years to include a compelling mix of traditional and non-traditional works created from natural or synthetic fibers, and work that addresses the subject or medium of fiber.

Lenore Tawney made her last loom work in 1976, but she continued to create sculptures from fiber.

Her work, which exists at the intersection of fiber art, design, social practice and activism, inquiries into how community is created and how craft, design and materiality play into its formation.

In a complementary departure from painterly style, the fiber works of Michele Lee evolved from her being raised on a small Ohio farm with a love for animals «and a desire to create beautiful things.»

For over 50 years, American artist Sheila Hicks has redefined the boundaries of fiber as a medium, creating a distinctive body of work that falls...

Fiber and Line: Reclaiming the historical coding of textiles as «women's work», the artists featured in this section created radical woven forms that upend traditional boundaries between art and craft.

Pioneering fiber artist Sheila Hicks blurs the boundary between painting and sculpture with her vibrant woven and textile works, which she creates in many shapes and sizes, from wall mountings that mimic the format of painting to suspended pieces that hang from ceiling to floor like textured columns.

The University Art Gallery (UAG) is proud to present the exhibition, Fugitive Fibers, a group show displaying work by four artists who utilize fiber in their practice to speak about contemporary binaries within the contexts of found and created environments.

Fiber art — works created by weaving, knitting, knotting, crocheting, braiding, stitching, or otherwise manipulating yarn, thread, and their spoolable counterparts — enjoyed a heyday of sorts in the 1960s and»70s.

She works with mixed media and organic materials such as cloth, fibers, and beeswax, creating multiple forms that are joined with crude hardware or mechanical devices in ways that imply tenuous connections and aberrations.

Known for pushing the boundaries of the paint medium, Wheat presents two new sculptural works along with new «tapestries» — figurative works in which the artist pushes paint through wire mesh, creating rich, fiber - like surfaces.

Bettencourt focuses on digital and material collage, assemblage, and fiber while Hogan works with drawing, painting, assemblage, and printmaking.Bettencourt uses mixed media to create artwork that responds to all forms of distress.

Throughout her career, Fernandes» (Fiber» 85) travel has given her the opportunity to reflect and create works relating to the surroundings of the countries she experienced.

«Common Threads» explores the fiber art of four artists — two from India and two from Western North Carolina — who work with other individual artists or businesses to create work that is both innovative and viable to the marketplace.

Magdalena Abakanowicz (1930 — 2017), a leader in the fiber arts movement, created a mold made from a real person, using burlap mixed with resin and glue for her work 4 Seated Figures (2002).

Centered around the idea of «aha — individual strands of fiber that are braided together in a series of knots to create a whole cord — the biennial will showcase contemporary works that reflect on themes of history, indigenous knowledge, decolonizing spirits, female empowerment, mythologies and non-Western technologies of land use.

Original work created from fibers or leather.

Over 30 contemporary artists, working in media including silkscreen, watercolor, fiber arts, and video, explore feminism's impact and potential, and create an opportunity to represent more diverse and inclusive feminisms.

Works created specifically for Gutstein Gallery will also be on display, including installations by SCAD alumna Cory Imig (B.F.A. fibers) that incorporate balloons, tape and paint, and are designed to change during the course of the exhibition.

By Proxy includes Marcel Duchamp's assisted readymade With Hidden Noise, a ball of string with an unknown object rattling inside it; embroidery works by Alighiero Boetti; three drawings from John Cage's 1990 series River Rocks and Smoke, in which chance operations are performed by smoke settling in the fibers of the paper; Oliver Laric's Yuanmingyuan Columns, a new work created with 3D scans of Chinese cultural artifacts ensconced in Bergen, Norway; Yoko Ono's seminal chess set and war allegory Play it By Trust; and a work from Xu Zhen's recent Eternity series, which juxtaposes the East and West by mounting headless replicas of key Hellenistic and Buddhist sculptures neck to neck.

Perception is likewise revealed to be flexible by Kronschlaeger's fiber works, which are created by threading Merino wool through aluminum mesh screens, combining weaving, sculpture, and painting.

His works on paper, which for Brown can mean anything from an envelope to fine Japanese fiber paper, were created in sites as far flung as New York, Tokyo, Paris, Tangiers, Oaxaca, and Naples.

Working with fiber optics, LEDs, digital projection, and illuminating components both complex and simple, British artist Bruce Munro has created massive installation works for prominent international venues such as the Salisbury Cathedral, the de Rothschild Foundation, and the Victoria & Albert Museum.

After graduating from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in Fiber, she worked in community arts for many years, creating and contributing to the Baltimore art community with large - scale puppetry and shadow puppets.

For over 50 years, American artist Sheila Hicks has redefined the boundaries of fiber as a medium, creating a distinctive body of work that falls between the fields of fine art, craft, design, and architecture.

The technology does not yet exist to create the actual hair fiber, but she is working to add the follicular structures, like channels, to skin models for chemical testing, since they're an important entry point for substances.

My primary artistic medium is handwoven tapestry, an ancient method of working with fibers to create images.

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