Sentences with phrase «in plexiglass box»

Los Angeles - based artist Walead Beshty also performed well this morning with a print of electrifying beams of colors mounted in a plexiglass box that went for $ 68,750 (est. $ 35,00 - $ 45,000) and a signature FedEx shipping box that sold for $ 75,000 (est. $ 60,000 - $ 80,000).

Dieter Roth, Silent Relief, 1984 — 88, broken violin, glue, acrylic paint, markers, painting materials, plywood, drawing materials, waste in violin case in plexiglass box, 21 x 24 x 5 1/2».

If we're never drawn in far enough to wonder what we might do in a Plexiglass box at the end of the world, Dorff can sell stock action - hero lines with enough moody grit to hold our attention.

Next, the mice were set loose, one by one, to explore two adjoining chambers in a plexiglass box, which differed from one another in smell, texture and pattern.

The researchers use a solution of hundreds of translucent hydrogel beads in a Plexiglass box to simulate materials like soil, sand or snow.

After the escape fiasco, Laita decided to photograph the king cobra in a plexiglass box to prevent another high speed chase.

Not exact matches

The Leafs» first goal came on a power play in the first period after the referees put the Bruins» Riley Nash in the penalty box for delay of game — shooting the puck over the plexiglass from his own defensive end.

It's debatable whether the movie (already a replica) is necessary, except as an object that represents the larger concept — like, say, an Andy Warhol Brillo box or Jeff Koons» vacuum cleaners in plexiglass cases.

Other highlights from the exhibition include Rosemary Fishburn - Scott's layered photographs of landsapes on transparent acetate in handmade plexiglass boxes, as well as, Mauricio Saenz's video installations which challenge impossibilities.

But as the years progressed and gallerygoers became accustomed to stumbling upon plexiglass boxes and stacks of red bricks by his colleagues, Mr. Stella went in the opposite direction.

The Skyler's Brillo Box, which sat in a protective plexiglass case in the family living room, was eventually sold to Charles Saatchi.

Known for creating sculptures and installations that relied on the cube (or «box»)-- variations of which he made in plywood, steel, and Plexiglass — Judd also stacked pristine rectangular units at specific intervals up the length of walls, secure in the knowledge that the geometric shapes were not symbolic, representational, or meaningful in and of themselves.

Jim Shaw set out to sculpt the miniatures and print out small versions of the two - dimensional works in order to melt them together in the box, allowing the viewer to discover through the transparent plexiglass the substrate formed by the objects.

Eventually, in 2007, the artist had a dream of an artwork that would be a plexiglass box wherein all the Dream Objects would congregate to be represented in miniature.

In several more intimate viewing rooms Mr. Sibony exhibits doors and cardboard boxes adorned with bits of paper and tape, and sections of Masonite and plexiglass modified with crude geometric cutouts.

A series installed on the far wall features individual gloves, encased in clear, Plexiglass boxes.