Sentences with phrase «of ephemeral sculpture»

Think of Giovanni Anselmo placing a head of green lettuce between blocks of granite — continually refreshed when it wilted — or Mario Merz filling a long spiral table with fruits, vegetables and beeswax, a feast of ephemeral sculpture.

A couple of ephemeral sculptures made of wax by Swiss artist Urs Fischer, who currently lives and works in New York City.

Not exact matches

Madeleine Grynsztejn, the Elise S. Haas Senior Curator of Painting and Sculpture at SFMOMA, who is organizing the Tuttle retrospective there, reflects that Tuttle's courage in scale and willful choice of ephemeral material influenced many younger artists, such as Tom Friedman, Jessica Stockholder, Polly Apfelbaum, Jim Hodges, Tony Feher, and Sarah Sze.

In a different vein, Katie Aliprando's enigmatic and ephemeral mixed media work reinforces the distorted configuration of Robert Lazzarini's Manhole sculpture.

In contrast to the surrounding architecture, rAndom International's tower is an ephemeral one: Tower is a temporary sculpture that is given form just by countless drops of water that can be experienced both from the inside and the outside.

The garments are stretched and worn to capture and extend the body of flesh, resulting as an organic, ephemeral sculpture that manifests its own space of duration.

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The works, suspended plate - glass sculptures internally etched with images of clouds, share Isamu Noguchi's interest in sculpting ephemeral materials, and in using them to shape space.

He sets traditional materials, inherited processes, and ephemeral choreographies up against institutional structures and the historical narratives of Western sculpture, land art, and performance.

On view April 25 — August 19, 2018, the works — suspended plate - glass sculptures internally etched with images of clouds — evoke Isamu Noguchi's interest in sculpting ephemeral materials, and in using them to shape space.

Inspired by a recent visit to Hong Kong, Turk created a Styrofoam box sculpture especially for this exhibition, adding to his infamous trompe l'oeil sculpture series in which he casts a substantial bronze sculpture from a seemingly ephemeral object and then paints it to further obfuscate the true materiality of the piece.

The sculptures, drawings, photographs, mixed media works, and films in Ana Mendieta: Late Works 1981 - 1985 at Galerie Lelong reveal Mendieta's translation of her ephemeral practices in the landscape to independent art objects.

Albuquerque is an internationally renowned artist who, over the course of her 40 - year career, developed a strong visual language and an expansive body of work ranging from sculpture, poetry, painting, photography, film, and multi-media performance to ambitious site - specific ephemeral projects in remote locations around the globe.

Examples include Pissed Off, 1981, for which the artist urinated on the notorious Richard Serra sculpture, T.W.U., installed the same year; Bliz - aard Ball Sale (1983), for which the artist sold snowballs to passersby, in a mockery of conspicuous consumption and the desire for ownership of even ephemeral objects; and How Ya Like Me Now?

Taken as a group, the sculptures displayed in Is Is and Other Works demonstrate many of the apparent contradictions surrounding his oeuvre: physical and spiritual, tactile and ephemeral, minimal and baroque.

Her work blurs the conceived nature of sculpture and dance in relation to the ephemeral.

Through wall paintings, monochromes, ephemeral sculpture and photography he reflects on the tendency of contemporary art to devour references, simultaneously paying homage to figures such as Sol LeWitt, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and Lawrence Weiner, while demystifying the creative process.

Wurm reiterates that the success of these ephemeral pieces is determined by the exactness with which the directions are executed, stating, «The One Minute Sculptures only come into existence if the public follows precisely the instructions of the artist and free will has a low priority.»

An ephemeral, mesmerizing play of optics occurs as flowing particles of haze are drawn out of the shadows, illuminated by the light beam headed towards the screen, thus creating a 3 - dimensional sculpture.

Clare Lilley, who selected and placed the works, said: «From the contemplative and ephemeral to the robust and monumental, the exhibition includes the park's first - ever conceptual work — a remaking of a rare 1969 piece by Ed Herring — and classic painted sculptures by Claes Oldenburg and Jean Dubuffet alongside a newly created work by Eddie Martinez.

Through wall paintings, monochromes, ephemeral sculpture and photography he pays homage to leading figures of the art world such as Sol LeWitt, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and Lawrence Weiner, reflects on the tendency of contemporary art to devour references and asks of it «what next?»

Spatial perception and the emotive power of light are harnessed within the ephemeral installations and geometric sculptures of Phillip K. Smith III.

Emerging from her use of objects in her paintings and her inclusion of found objects in her ephemeral site - specific works, these new painting - sculpture hybrids contrast monochromatic white and black areas with brightly - hued squiggles, splashes, stripes, and mazes and investigate what happens when a canvas and an object become a simultaneous and continuous surface for painting.

A member of the African American avant - garde in Los Angeles and New York in the 1970s and 1980s, Nengudi began her career with innovative sculptures and performances, staged within art spaces and beyond gallery walls, that expanded the definition of sculpture, engaged with performance art's ephemeral nature, and questioned women's delimited roles in contemporary culture.

Glacial Specimens (flame worked glass with clay and acrylic paint) consists of several small mixed media glass sculptures which capture the ephemeral nature of snow and ice crystals.

As an artist who uses natural materials to create both ephemeral work in landscapes and permanent sculptures, Goldsworthy explains his interest in change and the value of returning to the same place to get deeper and deeper into it.

Visual play is generated by overlapping layers of drawings, ephemeral sculptures made of paper and cardboard, light wire objects, all constructed by Nobre in - situ.

His most recent project for the Coachella Music Festival, Etherea, Tresoldi's biggest artwork to date and the largest to be featured in the festival, is an ephemeral public artwork comprising three aligned sculptures inspired by Neoclassical and Baroque architecture of identical shape but diminishing size, that invite visitors to re-calibrate reality as they progress through it.

Baumgarten's body of work has included ephemeral sculptures, photographic work, slide projection pieces, 16 mm film works, recordings, drawings, prints, books, short stories, as well as site - specific works and wall drawings and architecture related interventions.

«It is exciting to see how a performance — usually defined by its ephemeral nature — generates a massive, solid bronze suite of sculptures,» says LACMA's Associate Curator of Special Initiatives José Luis Blondet in a press release.

Joining permanent and ephemeral elements, the sculpture consists of a shallow rectangular marble dish onto which milk is poured daily as a ritual event — just enough to cover the dish and make the marble really shimmer.

The sculptures of César Baldaccini, better known simply as César, often combine allusions to the classical past with playful nods to the ephemeral values of the consumerist present.

Last month, Schremko traveled to Harbin, China, to serve as a judge at the International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, where several previous years as a competitor gave her a true appreciation for the challenges of this most ephemeral medium.

David's process of conceiving an image is rooted in the line and he retains the impulsive and ephemeral nature of drawing as he transitions from sketches on paper to painting, sculpture, and other media often reverting to drawing — in ways that he refers to as «following instructions in order to formalize the feeling of bodily presence and absence, assembling and dissolving in equal measures.»

The large - scale exhibition itself has become the actual focal point, an ephemeral meta - artwork in which paintings, sculptures, videos, and drawings are demoted to the position of building blocks or raw material.

Not only were their costumes «body sculptures», but their live art drew upon the interplay between ideas of permanence and the ephemeral, between the body alive and in motion, frozen and stylized.

Tasha Lewis is an artist originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, whose sculptural and installation works combine the historic photographic process of cyanotype with paper sculpture, stitching, magnets, and ephemeral public art.

Hayden Dunham traffics in the ephemeral, with colorful sculptures that appear to melt and ooze or release clouds of steam.

«There are a few artists who are making live action that is based in sculpture, but what sets him apart is his purist insistence on the immateriality — or ephemeral materiality — of the work, so it crystallizes and disperses again, so there is no trace left at all.»

In the gallery, a photograph of this ephemeral work will be exhibited along with a bright pink cast - resin sculpture that «breathes» (has an audio soundtrack) and «smells» (has a scent that the artist developed in Paris).

Over 100 women from 15 countries are included, from well - known artists like Lygia Clark, Ana Mendieta, and Judy Baca, to scores of underrepresented pioneers, working across a wide spectrum of media from painting and sculpture, to photography, video, installation, and ephemeral actions.

A powerful grouping of sculptures by Rodin (1906 — 07), Medardo Rosso (ca. 1906), Bourgeois (1996), Bruce Nauman (1996), and Alina Szapocznikow (1971), for instance, demonstrates shared concerns with capturing, paradoxically, an ephemeral state set in stone.

Ephemeral installations, earthworks and permanent site - specific works were in vogue, and soon the very phrase «public sculpture» had been replaced by public art, an amorphous new category in which art could be almost anything: LED signs, billboards, slide or video projections, guerrilla actions, suites of waterfalls.

Sullivan uses drawing and sculpture, in addition to producing various ephemeral conceptual projects, to explore his interest in reinterpreting familiar forms in order to open up new areas of inquiry.

The physicality and stillness of paintings, photographs, and sculptures bear witness indefinitely; such works have a quality of permanence, an insistence and rudeness that makes them more intrusive than ephemeral experiences.

On Wednesday, Participant Inc. will open the set of these performances as a site - specific installation, transforming the remnants of the performances, including film equipment and a mass - produced IKEA folding chair, into ephemeral sculptures.

For this project the artist constructed a series of paper sculptures which were temporarily balanced and then photographed before collapsing, capturing an ephemeral moment and fixing it in time.

Contrasting the ephemeral visual quality of the paintings, Riegelman's solid wood sculptures resonate light from their platinum surfaces.

Inspired by the teachings of the ancient Taoist philosopher Laozi, by the modern artist Brancusi, and the legacy of formative life experiences with his family in Germany and India, Laib creates sculptures that seem to connect that past and present, the ephemeral and the eternal.

However, whereas Smithson's sculpture was made out of basalt rock and salt crystals on a monumental scale and was intended to become a permanent feature of the Great Salt Lake landscape in which it was made, Long's spiral made out of seaweed was more modest in scale and ephemeral in nature.