Sentences with phrase «invisible histories»

While his dark, brooding, monochromatic paintings of anonymous men gained a small and loyal following, they also became part of that largely invisible history of a time when New York was a tough, scary and exciting place to be.

The careful tailoring of the room to organza articulated and made visible that body, that skin, that invisible history latent within that space, the House; the site of -LSB-...]

In describing her work, DeVille explains, «I'm interested in telling invisible histories, about groups of people that occupied a space that no longer exists.»

To locate these near invisible histories, the curatorial team investigated an impressive range of public and private collections and archives throughout Latin America and abroad.

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I mean there's certainly an acknowledgment that it was presenting difficult subject matter and different histories, and it's part of the context of other works in the garden — like Theaster Gates» new commission, it also looks at invisible histories that need to be brought forward.

Moving between photographic and sculptural works, Pinsky utilizes oblique symbols to invoke potent invisible histories.

The careful tailoring of the room to organza articulated and made visible that body, that skin, that invisible history latent within that space, the House; the site of history's most intricate invasions making evident the disturbance of symmetry between the private and public sphere.

Her interdisciplinary and collaborative practice evinces an interest in the invisible histories of public sites and the potencies of both speech and movement.

There's copious amounts of invisible history to this project including references to 12 classical paintings of the Venetian cityscape, a recent tsunami in the Maldives, and the reliance the nation has on the fruit.

Antena will host Tijuana - based photographer Ingrid Hernández and Los Angeles - based artist Sandra de la Loza, of the Pocho Research Society for Erased and Invisible Histories, both of whom will offer public presentations, workshops, and other engagements with the central ideas of the La Colmena book.

Huanca examines conventions of behaviour in our interaction with bodies in space and the invisible histories that are accumulated through those gestures.

Her analog black - and - white photographs and constellation of newly developed sculptures utilize oblique symbols to invoke potent and invisible histories.

These interests are evident in two of her best - known projects, both from 2011: a book, The Pocho Research Society Field Guide to L.A.: Monuments and Murals of Erased and Invisible Histories, and experimental videos presented in «Mural Remix,» a solo exhibition at LACMA and part of the first Pacific Standard Time.

Working across film, sculpture, performance, installation, drawing and photography, Bowen excavates traumatic episodes and invisible histories.

Artist Lubaina Himid on making visible the «invisible histories» of black artists For Lubaina Himid making art has been a part of her life for as long as she can remember.

These photographs show the artist sweating, grimacing, and flying through the air, a primal force pummeling a block of clay and confronting the invisible histories of violence against transgender people.

This invisible history is locked down by the slide and allows us to think on concepts of archiving and continuity, as well as engage us in an important dialogue with the other works in the show.

SB: I draw a lot and there is drawing in the invisible history of the final proportions of the paintings.