Sentences with phrase «first the installation appears»

At first the installation appears to be large pieces of scrap material and paper that have been cut, clumsily painted and tacked to the wall in three over-sized sections.

Not exact matches

The first installation features 20 photographs by several of the artists whose work appears in the first issue, including Anthony Barboza, Roy DeCarava, Louis Draper, LeRoy Henderson, Beauford Smith, Ming Smith, and Shawn Walker.

When Installation first featured the work of Anna Ayeroff, she appeared as a transition artist in our debut issue California.

The iconic medium and style that have defined Kara Walker's career first appeared in this wall installation, which featured in the artist's 1994 New York debut at the Drawing Center.

This rich and dramatic retrospective, which features paintings, assemblages, photographs, films, multimedia installations, and performance documentation, first appeared at the Museum der Moderne in Salzburg in 2015, and will travel to MoMA PS1 in New York this autumn (22 October — 1 February 2018).

The initiative was a great success on the national level, attracting thousands of visitors and becoming the first female - centered art installation to appear in the Western world.

The tropical motif that first appeared in Spectrumorphosis has reemerged as a theme in later installations, in Tropicália at RIVAA Gallery on Roosevelt Island, New York, NY; Armory Art Center East Gallery in West Palm Beach, FL; and in a solo show at FXFOWLE Gallery in New York, NY.

Arnolfini, Bristol, until 31 December At first glance, Daphne Wright's sculptural installations appear to be a serene haven of alluring, gentle white forms.

After inviting Nicholas Logsdail to visit her at home (via an instructional piece printed in later editions of Grapefruit, 1970), Yoko Ono presented her «Half - A-Wind Show» at Lisson Gallery in 1967 in which this installation, pictured above, first appeared.

This series first appeared as Mille Fiori (Italian for «a thousand flowers») at the Tacoma Art Museum in 2003, and with these forms, Chihuly has created spectacular installations that are true gardens of glass.

The first exhibition comprised four installations from the»60s and»70s as well as Mirror Film, 1969; for the second, Morris has constructed a gigantic (1,000 - square - meter) labyrinth, wherein four of his vintage performances will be presented on video screens: 21.3, 1964; Arizona, 1963; two versions of Waterman Switch, 1965; and the now - famous Site, 1964, in which Carolee Schneemann appears in the role of Manet's Olympia.

First appearing in 2010, Eve's world has evolved from two - dimensional planes into an immersive installation of wallpaper, drawings, works on panel, animations, a garden of ceramic flowers created by Japanese artist Toshiaki Noda, as well as a soundtrack made by the French musician Lionel Laquerriere.

I arrived during the peak of First Friday festivities to find an intimate space of the gallery's rear space packed with people, causing Chamberlin's installation of delicate, elaborate ceramics to appear all the more dramatic.

Symbols of popular culture are reused and repositioned to engage with the audience, as in Scott Reeder's three - dimensional installation of the words «Real Fake» and Matias Faldbakken's adaptation of the original Peterbilt 281 big rig truck which appeared in Steven Spielberg's first feature film «Duel» (1971).

Lovell?s major installations and exhibitions include: Visitation: The Richmond Project, which traveled to the University of Wyoming in Laramie, the Columbus Museum in Georgia, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia; Deep River, which was first exhibited at Hunter Museum of American Art in Tennessee then travelled to the Jepson Center for the Arts in Georgia and the Cummer Museum in Florida; and Whispers From the Walls, which received much critical acclaim and toured nationally, appearing at venues including the Seattle Art Museum and New York?s Studio Museum in Harlem.

The deftly crafted - and often humorous - installations and sculptures made by Los Carpinteros may appear whimsical at first, yet every piece has an element of political commentary, mostly related to their personal experience and context.

Lieske recently enjoyed his first US solo exhibition, a two - part installation titled «il mio solo e la realta (my only idol is reality)(room I + II)» that was so welcoming of coincidence and misunderstanding as to appear, ultimately, arbitrary.

Various incarnations of this project, or «chapters», first appeared in exhibitions in New York, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Houston, and Brussels, most recently culminating in his 42 - painting installation, curated by Stuart Comer into the 2014 Whitney Biennial.

The pumpkin motif first appeared in some of Kusama's drawings from the late 1940s and has repeatedly shown up in her paintings, sculptures, drawings and installations.

His installation of gourd - shaped sculptures, some of which could be played like flutes, appeared in Christine Macel's Venice Biennale exhibition «Viva Arte Viva,» and he's slated for an upcoming show at the New Museum, opening June 6th — his first solo exhibition in the US.

For his current installation at the Dallas Museum of Art, Stephen Lapthisophon's first U.S. solo museum exhibition, Lapthisophon has created a space reminiscent of his studio, in which walls obscure the space and appear layered, similar to his collage technique.

First appearing at the 2015 Venice Biennale, the dark, urgent Wrong Way Time comprises about 800 objects — one of the NGA's most complex installations ever

He turns the installation space not only into a memorial space, but also a place for rethinking the intrinsic bonds linking political, personal, and aesthetic (hi) stories that at first glance might appear to be unconnected.

Then again, he later went on to unveil his first full - scale installation, SAGACHO - TV - BARRICADE, at a group exhibition («Eight Individuals From East: SEOUL - TOKYO - NEW YORK ART PROJECT») held at the Sagacho Exhibit Space in 1990, publishing Reversing Reality, a bilingual large - format collection of works, the same year (where the publisher's name usually appears in the colophon is the word «shingenchi,» meaning «ground zero,» which is intriguing as it relates to something I will touch on below).

The show will include a newly configured sculptural installation by the Scottish artist Martin Boyce; the work is appearing for the first time in San Francisco.

Her «installation within an installation» opening on January 9th at the Velvet da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco appears at first glimpse to be a straightforward greenhouse — but step inside, and you'll find a vibrant, sometimes bizarre tribute to the forces of nature.