Sentences with phrase «installation artist living»

Amie Potsic is a photographer and installation artist living in the Philadelphia area whose work addresses cultural, personal, and natural phenomena through the lens of social responsibility.

Emily Sall is a painter and installation artist living and working in Kansas City, Missouri.

David McQueen is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York.

Guggenheim Fellow m (artha) Holloway Burgess is an interdisciplinary installation artist living in New York City.

Susan Buret is a painter and installation artist living in the Southern Highlands of NSW.

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The destination festival will also feature live, in - ring matches with WWE ®'s NXT ® Superstars, as well as interactive experiences and art installations such as Big Bully, artist autograph signings at the Monster Energy Hospitality Rig, theMonster Energy viewing area with beverage sampling, The Crazy Dave's Music Experience, Jack Daniel's Experience, Jäger World, It's Miller Time VIP Lounge, Zippo Music Experience and more.

Collaborating this assertion, Mr. Ade Oduntan, the artist who designed the «From Ebute» statue, said his art work, which is about 30 feet tall installation of indigenous life size wooden canoe made in fiber glass depict the errant waterways and is meant to keep the memories of the use of canoe as a means of transportation.

For instance, American artist Paul Vanouse's installation is a live experiment in which he creates images by running pieces of DNA through...

The permanent art installation in the Center for Care and Discovery features more than 60 pieces by renowned local artists, includes the works of more than 27 diverse talents to energize and enrich the lives of our patients and visitors.

Installation artist Miranda Fall follows, photographs and documents the lives of strangers to create her art.

Much of this creates uncomfortable laughter, but lurking in the background in the museum is another installation featuring an ape like man, brought to life by a performance artist.

Illustrated with performance, private videos, and recollections from those who knew him, this detailed and innovative documentary looks at the life of the always provocative artist Chris Burden, whose work consistently challenged ideas about the limits and nature of modern art, from his notorious performances in the 1970s to his later assemblages, installations, kinetic and static sculptures, and scientific models.

It surprisingly takes an international film community (coin coming from several sources) to keep Palme d'Or winner Thai Joe (Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives) in business of feature filmmaking but it takes very little to motivate him as an artist: his generous output is visible in art installations, short films, to medium - sized items such as Mekong Hotel.

(Travis Wilkerson, 2017) projected video with live filmmaker narration; Crossroads Festival at SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA Gone, Gone Beyond (People Like Us, 2017) 10 - projector video installation; Grey Area, San Francisco, CA I'll Be Around (Jeremy Rourke, 2017) multi-video & 16 mm with live music performance; Artists» Television Access, San Francisco, CA Lost Landscapes of San Francisco 12 (Rick Prelinger, 2017) silent video with live filmmaker and audience narration; Castro Theatre, San Francisco, CA The Maribor Uprisings (Milton Guillén & Maple Razsa, 2017) branching video with guided audience participation; Maine International FilmFestival, Waterville, ME Mosswood (Kerry Laitala & Voicehandler, 2017) dual - 16 mm projector performance with live music; Mosswood Chapel, Oakland, CA Night Country (John Davis & Joshua Churchill, 2017) triple - 16 mm projector performance with live music; Mosswood Chapel, Oakland, CA Temporal Cities (Lizzy Brooks & Radka Pulliam, 2017) projected video with 35 mm slides; Other Cinema at Artists» Television Access, SanFrancisco, CA What Is Nothing [After What is Nothing](Kristen Reeves, 2017) nonuple - 16 mm projector performance; San Diego Underground Film Festival, San Diego, CA

The following installations will be featured in The VR works of Felix & Paul, a showcase of groundbreaking live - action virtual reality experiences by artists Félix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphaël in the Festival's New Frontier exhibition.

The event was a virtual field trip, broadcast live from the moat at the Tower of London, amidst the breathtaking art installation created by artist Paul Cummins: «Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red» which features 888,246 ceramic poppies planted in the moat.

The installations will address these concepts in ways that are both personal to the artist's experiences and life in China, and resonant with individuals and communities internationally.

Throughout the villas, vibrant contemporary paintings, installations and murals by Indonesian artists speak to the local art scene and breathe life into the minimalist interiors.

This just in: Dogtown Artists United will land again at the historic Venice property on the boardwalk, 811 Ocean Front Walk (entrance on Speedway) to make it live for one night only with visual arts, live performances, music, video and installations!

In his installation Titled Deconstruction and Reconstruction of an Army Tank, artist Peter Mountain has used video game and digital design software to 3D print a life - sized sculpture of a US military tank in the courtyard of a Lincolnshire gallery.

Exhibition: Tania Bruguera at Museum of Modern Art Cuban artist Tania Bruguera's Untitled (Havana, 2000), a live performance and video installation conceived for the Havana Biennial in 2000, will go on show this weekend at MoMA.

Dieter Roth (1930 — 98), the great multidisciplinary artist of time and decay, turned the cameras on himself in a 131 - video - monitor installation, Solo Szenen (Solo Scenes), from 1997 — 98, a non-stop, dispassionate recording of all aspects of his daily life, including the most intimate.

Lerma's installation, created specifically for this site using found materials, paintings, and personal artifacts, will evolve over the period of a month with the artist laboring in the gallery every day to create an ever - changing still life and socio - political portrait.

Japanese visual artist and electronic composer Ryoji Ikeda is known for his installations and live performances that combine visuals and...

On Monday, October 24, CALL artist Henrietta Mantooth sat down with VoCA Program Committee Member Jennifer Hickey to discuss her life, legacy, and recent installations around the themes racial inequity and mass incarceration.

The installation consists of a series of pillars of stacked clay cubes and, while their simplified forms recall the sculptural minimalism of artists such as Richard Serra, their organic material and warm, reddish - orange coloring convey a strong sense of living presence.

You Only Live Once will feature the first line of Arcangel Surfware, produced in partnership with the global music merchandising company Bravado, alongside an installation of new work by the artist.

This unique collection of objects and distinctly immersive installation provides insight into the mind of one of the most influential and visionary living American artists.

Frieze New York 2018 has tapped scholar, curator and writer Adrienne Edwards to oversee its first - ever Artist Award in New York and Live programming, a slate of performance, installation, and interactive projects.

Liz Collins is a New York City - based artist and designer known for her textiles, installations, and KNITTING NATION, her live labor and site specific installation project.

Featuring several newly commissioned artworks and installations, the exhibition explores some of the ways sculptural materials and forms are changing as artists respond to the mediated and virtual realities of the world in which we live and work.

Organized by CAMH curator Dean Daderko, this group show brings together single -, multi-channel, and installation - based video works by four artists who breathe new life into the medium's familiar documentary parameters.

Artist Talk Sunday, November 19 2:00 pm Chicago Athletic Association Hotel Drawing Room Library Fresh off his installation in the EXPO CHICAGO exhibition Singing Stones, organized by Palais de Tokyo and hosted at the DuSable Museum's Roundhouse in Hyde Park, Daniel G. Baird joins us at Chicago Athletic Association hotel on November 19 for a live Storytelling -LSB-...]

Through this large - scale apocalyptic installation, the artist proposes what life would look like following the current trajectory of destructive environmental, political, and social policies and behaviors.

Building these life - sized installations also allows the artist to literally live inside her own imagination, if only for a short time, and satisfies her need to create a more aesthetically pleasing reality.

Rather than get hung up on Isaac Julien's recitations of Das Kapital (which even Enwezor admits is «a book that nobody has read and yet everyone hates or quotes from,» [5]-RRB- a more engaged viewer might see these readings as part of a larger program of live performance [6] that periodically animates the installation, both in David Adjaye's massive red «Arena» and throughout both exhibition venues, with musical compositions arranged by artists including Charles Gaines, Jason Moran and Alicia Hall Moran, Jeremy Deller, and Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla.

In response to Rachel Adams» installation How to Live in a Flat, artist Tessa Lynch will activate the space by producing a series of concept sketches of people and objects using the space.

Stay for open studios by local and international artists, art installations, live Brasillian percussion from Batuclada, and more.

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's new exhibit, aptly named In Infinity, will showcase her life's work — including painting, sculpture, performance art, film, and installation art.

Artists often debut new work, produce site - specific installations, and organize live performances.

The artist — who lives in Berlin — will be displaying his extensive and many - sided oeuvre, consisting of photographs, abstract paintings, table installations, videos, and artist's books.

Two Turner prize winners, Susan Philipsz and Douglas Gordon, live here, and there are a host of other artists including Ceal Floyer, Jonathan Monk, and Tacita Dean, who has been commissioned to create the next Turbine Hall installation at Tate Modern.

A small kinetic installation by Jean Tinguely hangs opposite bunny ears carved from wood by Claudia Comte, in the style of Henry Moore; watercolor drawings by the visionary artist Marguerite Burnat - Provins look like gruesome fairy - tale illustrations, while Denis Savary's «Alma (After Kokoschka)» (2007) riffs on the life - size doll that the artist Oskar Kokoschka had made of Alma Mahler after she left him for the architect Walter Gropius.

For the Love of Gene Davis, 2014 Artist made fabric sample book, study for piece, Gene Davis ephemera, pavement of Philadelphia Parkway painted by Gene Davis, Life Magazine Installation at Temple Contemporary, Collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

In the large Passage / s installation, the artist combines passages and corridors from the different homes he has lived in.

This exhibition explores the work of three renowned conceptual and installation artists — Tom Friedman, Felix Gonzalez - Torres, and Gabriel Orozco — whose use of modest, humble materials celebrate the mundane in contemporary life.

David Zamora Casas is a painter, community activist, curator, and installation and performance artist living in San Antonio, Texas.

The show is an installation by the Berlin - based artist Omer Fast that includes video and film, including a 2016 work inspired by the life and work of German photographer August Sander.

in particular, which suggests the influence of enveloping installations by American textile artist Sheila Hicks, serves as a reminder of the smallness of human life but also offers its own small revelations through particular textures and tactile delights.

Installation shots from the exhibition Artificial Life, curated by Meg Noe at the Chicago Artists Coalition.