Sentences with phrase «multimedia installation about»

Among the unexpected holdings of the New Mexico Museum of Art collection are a series of Cubanborn artist Ana Mendieta's Silueta photographs; Delilah Montoya's exploration of Chicano social issues through the vehicle of a home altar; a large - scale display of 158 pieces of ceramic blackware by Eddie Dominguez; a protofeminist wax sculpture by Louise Bourgeois; and Meridel Rubenstein and Ellen Zweig's multimedia installation about New Mexico's atomic legacy.

2015 INsite ONview, Matthew Rachman Gallery, Chicago, IL — exhibition with Luftwerk Big, Bent Ears: A multimedia installation about listening, Contemporary Art Museum, Raleigh, NC — group exhibition

Not exact matches

The exhibition also features Ms. Piper's 1980 multimedia piece, «It's Just Art,» about the Cambodian genocide by the Khmer Rouge and her 2008 site - specific installation «Here,» which consists of three statements — «I was here,» «We were here,» «We are here» — engraved in Arabic, English and Hebrew.

Daniela Comani (b. 1965, Bologna, Italy) creates multimedia installations engaged in dialogue about history, language, identity, alienation and intimacy.

We also talk with Cecily Young, one of the artist's daughters, to learn about The Triforium, his visionary multimedia installation located a block away on the city's Los Angeles Mall.

A multimedia installation of film projections and audio explores notions of family and love by queer - identified individuals, while a related film, made in collaboration with artist Jennifer Moon, employs footage from home movies to tell a story about memory and the meaning of home.

Just a day before the opening of her commissioned multimedia installation Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters), organized by Klaus Biesenbach, chief curator, Department of Media, which remains on view till February 2, 2009 at the MoMA's atrium, Pipilotti Rist sat down with Rail publisher Phong Bui at the Museum Café to talk about her work.

There's nothing metaphoric about the title of this exhibition: Museum of Modern Art and P.S. 1 curator Klaus Biesenbach has marshaled a group of more than one hundred paintings, sculptures, videos, multimedia works, and installations (some large - scale) from the past six decades on the theme of corporeal entering and exiting, from metabolism (nourishment and excretion) and reproduction (intercourse to birth) to violence (shooting and — ouch!

Listen to Julianne Swartz speak about Digital Empathy, her sound installation in unexpected places on the High Line, and how it fits into her body of multimedia work.