Sentences with phrase «humanoid sculptures»

TW: I certainly liked early Edouardo Paolozzi, especially the bulbous humanoid sculptures he made in the late 1950s, the ones with spindly legs.

The same can be said for the humanoid sculptures of the Leeds - born, LA - based artist Thomas Houseago at Hauser & Wirth (until Oct 27; four stars).

Australian artist Patricia Piccinini is renowned for her hyperrealistic silicone humanoid sculptures that have inspired Read More

Inspired by a visit with artist Larry Rivers's pregnant wife, the Nanas ultimately signaled a major shift in Saint Phalle's artistic practice: although she had experimented with conceptual art in the»60s, Saint Phalle gravitated toward creating brightly colored, whimsical, and imaginative humanoid sculptures.

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Selected by curator Lauren Cornell and artist Ryan Trecartin, the 150 works by 51 artists and collectives include paintings of humanoid heads warping amid patterned fields (Sascha Braunig); a 3 - D - printed figural sculpture of artist Juliana Huxtable (Frank Benson); and an aquarium housing two coral - encrusted letters E (Antoine Catala), obliquely referencing an emotional relic from our analog past - empathy.

I had become like the humanoid at the core of that spiked sculpture, the hoops its nuts writ large, my sight lines its spikes, the patches of floor and relative clarity of its rectangle my prosthesis.

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Likewise, Kelley's «City» sculptures and videos suggest not only depictions of Superman's Kandor, as Kelley intended, but also another magical kingdom, where Erik Parker's psychedelic vegetation and Sue Williams's humanoid blobs might call home.

Her figurative works, which she refers to as «humanoids,» blur the line between painting and sculpture.

Wedel's oddly endearing ceramic sculptures hybridize the animal, vegetable, and mineral categories, with brightly glazed plant or humanoid forms sprouting from crystalline bases.

Alexander, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, works primarily in sculpture and photomontage and is widely known for her sculpture, «Butcher Boys» (1985 - 86), consisting of three life - size sculptures of distorted humanoids in the collection of the South African National Gallery.

In Venice, she presents the work «Crowd and Individual», which consists of 110 humanoid burlap figures, mostly headless, marching inexorably towards a single animal sculpture set opposite them (the so - called Mutant).

Patricia Piccinini's hyper - realistic sculptures envision transgenic, humanoid constructs.

In Britain, in the early 1930s, Henry Moore combined humanoid forms, African and Oceanic cultures, and organic abstraction in a varied, eclectic style that reconciled modernist methodology with Greek sculpture.