Sentences with phrase «ordinary materials into»

Drawing on a wide range of materials and references, these artists apply a keen eye and a steady hand as they transform house paint, thread, old and newly woven fabric, industrial tape, and other ordinary materials into poetic abstract forms.

His skill was to convert arrays of ordinary materials into abstract universes.

Double Vision features works by six international artists — Samantha Bittman (New York), Manor Grunewald (Ghent), Tony Marsh (Long Beach), Rafaël Rozendaal (New York), Joshua Saunders (Los Angeles) and Michael Staniak (Melbourne)-- whose practices encompass special skills that transform ordinary materials into something extraordinary.

Driven by materials and an interest in transformation, Hawkinson continues to create unlikely and thought - provoking associations by repurposing ordinary materials into extraordinary works of art.

Some are delightfully low - tech, transforming ordinary materials into awe - inspiring visuals, while others make use of experimental new media, fusing art and technology in interactive works that change in response to the viewer.

Not exact matches

In all, 812 labs in dozens of countries have requested the materials needed to reprogram ordinary cells into iPS cells, said Addgene, a Massachusetts - based repository for research supplies.

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Tania Pérez Córdova (* 1979) makes an art of turning ordinary materials with their intricate backstories into conceptual sculptures.

Efforts to collapse the barrier between art and life during the past half century are often associated with the material innovations of artists such as Robert Rauschenberg — with his rejection of notions of mastery and craftsmanship and insistence on bringing everyday materials into his work, like his bed, the morning newspaper, or an old tire — and the enactment of ordinary daily rituals like eating and drinking in the «happenings» of Allan Kaprow and others.

Finding the spectacular in the everyday, Oliver transforms seemingly ordinary material building blocks into images and installations that stretch the confines of human structures and bodies into the greater universe.

These creative reuse projects have included water bottles (photographs below) transformed into galaxies, and other ordinary materials reinvented into shimmering beautiful decorations.

With ordinary materials such as mirrors, PVC piping, fiber optic cable, hardware or magnets, Julianne Swartz turns stable structures into ethereal environments.

Contributor Joan Davidow shows us how this exhibition, Jim Hodges: Give More Than You Take, highlights 25 years of turning ordinary materials and overlooked craft into powerful artworks.

«Karin Malpeso: Recent Works 2015 - 2017» seems somewhat an ordinary title for a young artist to present her show, and after struggling through the rather small show — where no titles, years, materials, or any kind of information about the work is provided, one has to put oneself into a detective mode, perhaps an archeologist or even an anthropologist.

Working primarily with the recycled children's toys and found materials, Stephen Ives creates intricate scenes and narratives rich in details, breathing a breath of fantastic and surreal into the ordinary objects.

With great attention to the range of the chosen materials and a nuanced sensibility for composition, Wurtz has been since the early works transforming fragments of the ordinary into sculptures of wit and poetic composure.

In a process of welding the artist's vision to technical necessities, industrial materials are transformed from ordinary «workaday» existence into lyrical multi-dimensional expanses that immerse the viewer in vibrant fields of color.

He also leverages unorthodox materials in his work, ranging from using ordinary household objects to firing a shotgun into a box of photographic paper.

Schlieker described Hiorns, 34, as a «modern alchemist» who uses «base and ordinary materials, such as liquid detergents, perfumes, copper sulphate, and turns them into something wondrous».

Transforming ordinary materials (wax, cotton, mud, PVC pipes, plastic sheeting) into ethereal sculptures that mimic natural structures such as beehives and spider webs, Shettar fuses the mundane with the metaphysical.

Korean artist Jae Ko (born 1961) works in fiber, transforming ordinary materials like paper and vinyl cords into extraordinary sculptural objects.

These materials are accessible and familiar, but by combining these ordinary materials with innovative technique and a richly layered conceptual narrative, they then transcend their everyday associations into something sensational.»

Continuing in the traditions of Marcel Duchamp - whose urinal entitled «Fountain» (1917) was the first famous example of an ordinary object being made into a work of art - postmodernists have made a point of creating art from the most unlikely materials and scraps of rubbish.

May 23 Part I explores Rauschenberg's idea of the Combine, his term for works that incorporate ordinary objects and materials into painting, through recent musical compositions that use everyday sounds and images.

Besides art classes: Art History, by Arşo Kasparyan (2012 - 2015) Contemporary and Modern Art History Seminar, Istanbul Modern Museum (2015) Artwork Analysis, MIM85 Art, by Yalçın Sadak (2016) Philosophy, MIM85 Art, by Yalçın Sadak (2016) Modern Art History — MIM85 Art, by Yalçın Sadak (2016 - 2017) «If paint is a tool for adding reality to our impressions of external world, an ordinary material can turn into an instrument of artistic expression.»

It builds directly on Barilleaux's award - winning exhibition and book New Image Sculpture, which examined how contemporary artists transform widely available, often non-art materials into fanciful replications of the ordinary.

During this time, Nengudi — who was formerly a dancer — began to develop a style of performance in which the human body entered into a relationship with sculptural constellations of worn nylon mesh pantyhose, sand, and other malleable, ordinary, or discarded materials.

His gold, diamond, and mastermind group members are turning ordinary practices into extraordinary, lifestyle - improving businesses through the application of ideas not typically found in most attorney marketing materials and NEVER understood by the «marketing vultures» selling you the Yellow Page ads, Websites, canned newsletters and TV ads.

The Positive Neuroplasticity Training (PNT) is a deep immersion in the material in the Learning pillar of the Foundations of Well - Being (FWB) program — i.e., the HEAL methods of positive neuroplasticity, turning ordinary experiences into extraordinary inner strengths, and using these methods to build up inner resources for any issues related to our three core needs of safety, satisfaction, and connection — and then the Foundations of Well - Being program applies these methods to growing the specific strengths in the other 11 pillars of well - being.