Sentences with phrase «images of past performances»

The 35 mm slide paintings, with their cut - canvas windows, through which the slides are illuminated from the back (the electronics were made by the artist's father), present images of past performances, installations and paintings, none of which exist today.

Not exact matches

Kindly keep in mind, past performance is no guarantee of future results - Image courtesy of Jeroen van Oostrom at FreeDigitalPhotos.net)

References to Giacometti have featured in Lerma's past work and performances, stemming from an inside joke of sorts and then compounded by the potency of the image itself.

For the past month, Marisa Olson has been using Transfer Gallery to broadcast an ongoing performance on NewHive, a series of stock inspiration and promo images for her show «Getting Ready».

over an older video of herself, blurring the line between documentary and performance while also making it difficult to tell which image of the artist is present, which is past, and which of these is therefore truly performing.

By positioning experimental figures from the history of art alongside contemporary photographers, this week's selection celebrates the past, present and future of creative practice through topical performance, installation and images.

Her autobiographical observations and experiences — recorded in personal journals, snapshots, and notes — as well as drafts, published articles, and images of her past work, all provided fodder for her visual and performance art.

In tune with the previous performance works by the artist, «Hemings in Paris» is an attempt to activate public space, image the fantastical and anachronistic, and present narratives (mine along with hers) that facilitate the collapsing of the past and present both in content and form.

In her opinion, our culture no longer creates its self - image and an understanding of itself through text and artifact, but by means of cultural performances.11 In her analysis of the «reenactment» phenomenon of artistic performances, curator Inke Arns suggests that reenactments give us access to the past by means of immersion, identification, and the forging of more personal and diversified links with aspects of that past.

Spectacles without Objects explores — through text, images and sound recordings — specific occurrences of utopian performances in the past, way before the XXth century, before the moment Modern Art History usually assigns to the beginnings of performance art.