Sentences with phrase «highly experimental exhibition»

MoMa officials promise «a highly experimental exhibition [and] experience» for visitors, which will be more of an installation than a traditional museum show.

With this highly experimental exhibition format, Öğüt revisited some of the work for which he is best known.

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The exhibition focuses on Bill Beckley's work from the 1980s, a highly experimental and emotionally charged period for the artist.

The exhibition will showcase original work that ranges from the highly experimental to the carefully refined.

This may be Obayashi's most ambitious exhibition to date, given the highly experimental nature of Gander's rigorous but lyrical art, which often uses found objects and defies conventional display.

In this exhibition, you will encounter highly experimental artistic practices set within the ceremonial and historical context of the Lieutenant Governor's Suite.

Highly visible to pedestrians and initially built as a restaurant's menu box, the exhibition space lends itself to small - scale, experimental projects meant to engage diverse audiences.

The exhibition delves into aspects of the artist's life and production that have received insufficient attention to date: Haring as a thinker and facilitator, and his work as highly experimental and performative.

The collective's interest was in making work that avidly challenged the prevailing Minimalist and Conceptual art, and its collaborative practice, intensive engagement with music, and raucous group exhibitions are widely recalled as improvisational, experimental and highly charged: everything seemed to be made quickly and without premeditated plans or structures.

The present exhibition seeks to show that, despite severe economic pressures, the inter-war period was in fact highly experimental and creative time for Charchoune as an artist.

Demonstrating how Stella's highly experimental endeavors opened up traditional print media to new possibilities, the exhibition also offers a clear view of the artist's stylistic evolution — a series of reinventions from the minimalist geometric abstraction of the early 1960s to the baroque exuberance of his later gestural work.

Finn - Kelcey's highly experimental style is captured in «Life, Belief and Beyond», the first posthumous exhibition of her work, on display from tomorrow at Modern Art Oxford.