Sentences with phrase «minimalist sculpture»

Since then, he has continued to reflect on daily objects and the transformation of industrial design items into iconic minimalist sculptures.

The objects alternate between minimalist sculpture and functional objects, between works of art and everyday objects in the literal sense, between the attribution of meaning and function.

The images are formed into shaped steel canvases and are constructed using materials and techniques traditionally used to build minimalist sculpture.

Right from his first minimalist sculptures it's always about the beauty of particular colours.

It's like watching two huge minimalist sculptures having sex.

A painter, writer, curator and a pioneer of Minimalist sculpture in Britain, the Pakistani - born artist began his professional life as a civil engineer in Karachi.

The repetition often seen in Minimalist sculpture is designed to highlight the subtle differences in this relationship.

John McCracken occupies a singular position within the recent history of American art, as his work melds the restrained formal qualities of Minimalist sculpture with a distinctly West Coast sensibility expressed through color, form, and finish.

His 1964 essay «Specific Objects» is considered a manifesto for Minimalist sculpture, advocating artists whose works inhabited the actual space of the viewer rather than the illusionistic space of traditional painting and sculpture.

In the plastic arts, the Mexican artist Bosco Sodi reveals the transfixing, restorative power of minimalist sculpture as seen through the lens of nature.

Nine identical, large, black rubber objects are stacked like a puzzle, interlocking and tessellating in 3 dimensions, recalling minimalist sculpture by the likes of Robert Morris, Sol Lewitt and Tony Smith.

She was active in New York during the 1960s, making minimalist sculpture alongside Carl Andre and Donald Judd.

He reinterprets rules of seriality, arrangement and scale from Minimalist sculpture into pieces charged with emotion and a sense of -LSB-...]

Since 1969, The Harrisons have collaborated with biologists, engineers, architects, urban planners and governments around the world to catalyze social, political and ecological problem - solving through a range of visual art modalities including minimalist sculpture, land art, color field painting, cartography, and video.

Pierme creates minimalist sculptures out of mult...

With a vengeful glee that I find utterly delightful, he turns formalist geometric abstraction and minimalist sculpture on their heads and glues a dunce cap to their feet.

As one drives toward the artwork it will appear to be a large minimalist sculpture, as one gets closer it will look like a luxury boutique where a display of Fall 2005 high - heel Prada shoes and bags will be seen through the store front windows.

A work from the late 1990s, Untitled (Paperbacks) formally recalls minimalist sculpture, while incorporating hues of subtle colour; casting an impression of the pages of books, rather than their spines, it marks the removal of the object's function and suggests absence or loss.

His is best known for his large scale minimalist sculptures, which often become an inseparable element of public environments.

Pierme creates minimalist sculptures out of multiple mediums that help him work out puzzles...

Dávila, who intervened on images from books in the Carpinteros / Vallejo library and suspended furniture from the walls with big rig tie - downs evoking minimalist sculpture and Barnett Newman paintings, is not alone in these wishes.

Although Bradley Campbell's untitled wall relief may look like a diminutive version of a 1960s Minimalist sculpture, this plaster construction emphasizes the play of light and shadow across its squared forms — much more spiritual and contemplative than industrial or rational.

Forays into three dimensions, in slim curved or straight blocks, rest comfortably on the floor like Minimalist sculpture.

He reinterprets rules of seriality, arrangement and scale from Minimalist sculpture into pieces charged with emotion and a sense of serene beauty.

With «paranoid» and «weapon» in the lexical arsenal, these works are unfortunately not as subtle as the more Minimalist sculptures of the past.

In November 1966, he joined the Royal Ontario Museum's conservation department and continued creating geometric canvases and later minimalist sculptures of rope, wood and mirrors.

In this latest work, one of the world's greatest skateboarders, Rodney Mullen, skates and grinds on and over iconic American Minimalist sculptures.

When exhibited in their glowing light boxes they evoke both the seduction of the cinema screen and the physical presence of minimalist sculptures such as Dan Flavin's fluorescent light installations or Donald Judd's metal and Perspex wall reliefs.

Robert Morris, (born February 9, 1931, Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.), American artist whose Minimalist sculptures and personalized performance works contributed significantly to the avant - garde movements of the 1960s and»70s.

At first, the structures resemble minimalist sculpture, arranged like a battalion of bookends, but their histories propose a darker dormitory.

His use of vibrant color, polished and reflective metals, and brightly hued lacquer confounded and continues to confound expectations of what Minimalist sculpture should look like.

In 2007, the artist designed the first Raf Simons store in Tokyo with bleached and splattered denim covering the walls from floor to ceiling and showcases echoing minimalist sculpture.

Sol LeWitt's Minimalist sculptures performed similarly, hammering just above their low estimates.

In a 1990 essay for Arts Magazine, Anna Chave analyzes how Minimalist sculpture possesses a «domineering, sometimes brutal rhetoric» that was aligned with «both the American military in Vietnam, and the police at home in the streets and on university campuses across the country.»

In particular, Chave is concerned with the way Minimalist sculptures define themselves through a process of negation.

The beautiful, minimalist sculpture Intimacy 1 from 2016 is created out of white porcelain.

If Minimalist sculpture enjoyed its heyday in the 1960s and»70s, its major concerns still preoccupy contemporary artists.

Weighty Minimalist sculpture might have taken flight, crashed into the wall, and deflated.

Many Minimalist sculptures are losing their aesthetic (and monetary) value as they decay in challenging new ways.

Teresa Margolles's Plancha (2010) is at first view a seemingly innocent minimalist sculpture, but it packs an intense emotional punch by its provocative use of bodily substances and its evocation of traumatic events.

Minimalist sculptures encouraged the viewer to be conscious of the space.

Small abstract sculpture in red and black, mid century modern style 15 x 7 x 8 inches black and red painted steel and wood This delightful, contemporary minimalist sculpture made o...

Recalling Post Minimalist sculpture that alludes to America's industrial past, as well as the plight of African Americans throughout U.S. history.

Iglesias transforms minimalist sculpture's tough materials into expressive forms.

The show begins with Genzken's crafted minimalist sculptures — structurally engineered and with a very obvious architectural basis — and culminate with her series of assemblages and installations that she is most well known for creating.

The Jewish Museum's Other Primary Structures [1] is a provocative call to action that seeks to confront a «mythologized» exhibition of U.S. and British Minimalist sculpture...

Another important work in the exhibition is Hangers (1961) by Simone Forti, a work that combines minimalist sculpture, dance, and performance art.

Phillip Lai's minimalist sculptures look either as if they're either about to hit the road or collapse in exhaustion.