On 20th April 2017, Hauser & Wirth will debut its Portable Art Project with an exhibition
of wearable objects commissioned from fifteen artists.
Not exact matches
Devices to harvest ambient mechanical energy to convert to electricity are widely used to power
wearable electronics, biomedical devices and the so - called Internet
of Things (IoT)-- everyday
objects that wirelessly connect to the internet.
The new technology could one day enable tiny
wearable devices that capture and store 3 - D images
of objects or people.
Players can build their own
wearable Toy - Con Robot suit and assume control
of a giant in - game robot, completing challenges and destroying
objects to unlock powerful new abilities.
Not to be confused with the collector's version
of the sport, this collector's field comes with seven totally different
objects, starting from residence items,
wearables, equipment and extra.
Benston is a multidisciplinary artist and curator, reared on large - scale abstract painting (she holds a BFA from Pratt in Painting and came to SVA to work with David Row) and now thriving as a maker
of wearable art
objects, including jackets, backpacks, pins and jewelry, and interactive installations.
The notion
of jewelry as miniature sculpture is nothing new — in the early 20th century, big names like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, and Max Ernst began creating
wearable objects, while Alexander Calder went on to produce one -
of - a-kind pieces as a part
of his extended artistic practice, crafting almost 2,000 during his lifetime.
Nick Cave, who captivated the art world with sculptural works that are both
objects and
wearable costumes is presenting a pair
of exhibitions at Jack Shainman Gallery that focuses on sculptures composed
of found
objects.
Her work references both the transformative effects
of photography as well as the sculptural relationship
of objects to the body, alternating between an association with
objects that are intimate,
wearable or ornamental and an idea
of scale that verges on the architectural or monumental.
Through the Internet
of Things, smart devices,
wearables, and apps, it appears as though the
objects we have designed are gaining ever more control over us humans.
Cave's «Soundsuits» —
wearable sculptures made
of found
objects — and his videos and other work speak to the African diaspora.
She creates
wearable sculptures and uses found
objects to build work about the body and the absence
of the body in space.
Incorporating all
of the components
of the shoes in an increasingly autonomous approach to modernist composition, the consumable,
wearable objects have self - generated as sculpture.
Lisa Milroy, Party
of One, 2013, installation with oil on unstretched canvas and painting performed on nine dress
object - paintings, one
wearable dress painting, 10 wooden stands, and clay bases.
Hauser & Wirth New York have opened a new exhibition
of wearable art
objects commissioned from fifteen well - known artists.
Greater integration
of wearables into the Internet
of Things — a universe
of objects including thermostats, door locks and garage door openers — could inspire greater engagement with fitness trackers.
We have technologies ranging from the popular Google Smart Glass to
wearable ECG devices and smart socks for kids, but a fine line separates these discrete smart
objects from being a part
of a smart ecosystem.
Some
of the specs expected in the
wearable include a built - in camera and sensors that the user can utilize for image,
object and barcode recognition.