Sentences with phrase «otherwise empty gallery»

Perched in a corner, and the lone artwork in an otherwise empty gallery, the video reminds of the inescapable tyranny of the 24 - hour news cycle with its bewildering burden of sifting facts from fiction.

Along one wall in the otherwise empty gallery is a guitar amplifier.

This year's work features Susan Philipsz's sound installation of three separate versions of a traditional folk song played simultaneously in otherwise empty gallery.

They were pasted on the wall of the otherwise empty gallery.

Sehgal, the anti-arts-objects artist, merely hired two interpreters to stand in an otherwise empty gallery waylaying mildly irritated visitors and suckering them into conversations about the market economy.

An uncomfortable image in all sorts of ways, as Richard Prince realised when he first presented it in an otherwise empty gallery in New York in 1983.

They occupied an otherwise empty gallery space and interacted with each other and the audience in accordance with a set of rules and games established by the artist.

All the Best Memories Are Hers (2018) is composed of five small photographs that hang on a wall nearby The Maid in an otherwise empty gallery.

Not exact matches

This time, there were around 100 at the exhibition's opening, situated on otherwise empty white shelves standing in the gallery.

In the otherwise - empty clean main gallery I was stopped in my tracks by four paper stack pieces.

Participants of Parliament stand, walk, lie down and otherwise navigate an empty gallery space, in silence, for six hours a day, over the course of four days, at the Nasher Museum.

Inside Josh Lilley Gallery's stand at Frieze New York, a painting barely larger than an album cover hangs on an otherwise empty white wall.

Orozco draped lint — made up of hair, skin, dies, fabric — collected from New York laundry mats over clotheslines hung high across an otherwise empty Tate Gallery in 2001.

Hanging in an otherwise empty white cube, these were the first things one saw before a mix of music and motorized projector noise ushered the viewer into the black box at the gallery ’s