Sentences with phrase «on sone»

Together with the two other institutions involved in this series of exhibitions, i.e. the Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago and the Aspen Art Museum, the Kunsthalle Bern will publish a book on Sone's work with texts Philippe Pirotte, Hanna Schouwink, Hamza Walker, Benjamin Weissman and Heidi Zuckermann Jacobson.

This prototype was perfected for the artist's solo exhibition in 2002 at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, in Toyota City, Japan, where it became the center piece in a retrospective exhibition, focusing on Sone's sculptures.

Not exact matches

Steve Bruce has already added Sunderland's Danny Graham to the ranks on a season long loan as well as Evian's Ivory Coast international Yannick Sagbo for # 1.6 million as well as having Sone Aluko and Matty Fryatt back from injury.

But with Sone Aluko impressing against Everton, he may have to settle for a place on the bench.

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She walks well on - leash and has sone fine on neighborhood walks.

Juan Usle: Installation view of Cada Vez Mas Cerca, 2006 - 07, 24 x 18 inches, left; and Sone Que Revelabas (Tigris), 2007, 108 x 80 inches; both vinyl, dispersion and dry pigment on canvas.

The exhibition includes plastic on canvas works by Michael Assiff, counterfeit children's art by Brian Belott, ceramics by Karin Gulbran and Paul Swenbeck, metal sculpture by Yutaka Sone, and more.

Yutaka Sone works in a variety of media, with an emphasis on sculpture.

Delivered on pallets, this «raw material» is assembled on - site by Murillo, El - Sayegh, and Sone, as they continue to work with the printed sheets.

Sone does not exploit the heritage of one particular culture through his work, but instead draws on his extensive travels as he strives to create a singular poetic vocabulary connected to culture at large.

Yutaka Sone was published on the occasion of three solo exhibitions in 2006: Yutaka Sone Forecast: Snow at The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago; Yutaka Sone: X-Art Show at the Aspen Art Museum, Colorado; and Yutaka Sone: Like Looking for Snow Leopard at the Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland.

For this installation, Sone and Weissman have embarked on a particularly risky and rewarding endeavor: to build a mountain in the Museum.

The Santa Monica Museum of Art presents Yutaka Sone and Benjamin Weissman: What Every Snowflake Knows in Its Heart, an exhibition on view from November 21, 2013 to April 5, 2014.

A selection of works by Yutaka Sone will also be on view.

On different blocks of marble Sone shows us a Los Angeles highway, a roller coaster, the city of Hong Kong or a ski elevator over the Swiss mountains tops.

Magic Stick, a 1998 video shot by Sone's wife when they were camping on Borneo Island, documents the artist clutching a glistening staff and moving with trepidation through the immense landscape that he equates with creation.

While Sone renders the streetscapes as faithfully as he can on the upper plane, he takes liberties with the bases — making Manhattan, for instance, rise out of vertiginous cliffs.

While hiking on Mount Everest, Sone glimpsed the elusive snow leopard, an animal he admires for its mystery and independence.

«They adopted me,» says Sone, who continues to collaborate on stonework with 15 artisans there committed now only to his projects.

Sone starts by making a plaster 3 - D model by hand, based on photos, Google Maps, helicopter rides, and his experience walking through the cities.

Serendipitously, Sone and Weissman spotted each other on the chairlift wearing their identical skis at Mammoth Mountain in California.

«We were watching the same landscape and started painting together what we saw,» says Sone, who works side by side with Weissman on the same canvas as they try to crystallize their experience at the end of a day of skiing.

Sone planned first to install the dice in the museum as if they were Pop sculptures and then toss them down the half - pipe on Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen.