Sentences with phrase «paintings the installation looks»

Paired with the outstanding show of late Rothko paintings the installation looks like artistic endgame: a self - regarding gambit for cheap laughs versus a hard - won exploration of things beyond experience.

Paired with the outstanding show of late Rothko paintings the installation looks like a cheap ENC con job

Not exact matches

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The installation made the paintings look important and established an unexpected sense of gravitas.

On average, it takes her two months to create carpets that look like paintings or art installations.

So few paintings look good stacked up like that, and that installation really sang (your stacked stuff too).

Why: because I want to know what this «painting installation» looks like — and hopefully see Marti's artist statement

The work of Egyptian artist Basim Magdy (b. 1977, Egypt) spans from drawing to film, painting to slide installations that touch upon issues of science, war, and progress, hovering between a nostalgic look to the past and a disenchanted imagery of the future.

Find all our upcoming shows on our website: http://westside.pilotenkueche.net/?p=11377 — «UNHEIMLICH» / international group exhibition Opening: 09.02.18, 19:00 hOpen from: 10.02 - 01.03.18 Finissage: 02.03.18, 19:00 hLocation: Alte Handelsschule, Gießerstraße 75, 04229 Leipzig Find this event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/238067913399668/ International residentsAlexander Hulphers (Painting; Oroville, USA) Alma Vissher (Installation, Textile; Edmonton, Canada) Elsa Henderson (Painting; Los Angeles, California, USA) Hannah Naify (Painting; Brooklyn, New York, USA) Ilil Kenaan (Performance, Theatre; Tel Aviv, Israel) Jing Yu (Sound Installation, Performance; Brooklyn, New York, USA) Lucas Recchione (Painting, Sculpture, Video; New York, USA) Malda Alajlani (Painting; Damascus, Syria) Maria Barros (Sculpture; Santiago, Chile) Mirel Torun (Photography, Drawing; Izmir, Turkey) Rory Harron (Sculpture, Installation; Redcastle, Donegal, Ireland) Stephanie Morissette (Installation, Video; Québec, Canada) Viktor Witkowski (Painting, Video; Norwich, USA) Local ParticipantsAnja Heymann (Mixed Media; Leipzig, Germany) René Schäffer (Photography; Halle, Germany) CuratorsMaria Stadirani (Curator; Rome, Italy) AssistantsPaula Blower (Mixed Media, Video, Installation, Performance; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Kay Lotte Pommer (Leipzig, Germany) Further Exhibitions «Kaleidoscope GmbH» / international group exhibition Opening: 08.02.18, 19:00 h Open: 09 - 11.02.18, 15:00 - 20:00 hLocation: PING PONG, Helmholtzstraße 1, 04177 Leipzig, Germany Find this event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/666373870492573/ Artists Alma Vissher (Installation, Textile; Edmonton, Canada) Jing Yu (Sound Installation, Performance; Brooklyn, New York, USA) Maria Barros (Sculpture; Santiago, Chile) Stephanie Morissette (Installation, Video; Québec, Canada) René Schäffer (Photography; Halle, Germany) «LOOK, CAN I START A GROUP LIKE YOU» / international group exhibition Opening: 10.02.18, 19:00 h Open: 11.02 - 14.04.18 Location: LS43, Lübecker Strasse 43, Berlin, Germany Follow LS43 Find this event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/909424109214442/ CuratorJos Diegel (Mixed Media, Video, Installation; Frankfurt, Berlin, Germany) A selection of former residents video works will be presented.

Still, the divisions by curators makes it almost impossible to identify artists, and the ragtag installations look less like art than the remains of an unforgettably awful party — pills, woolens, papier maché ice cream cones, Styrofoam peanuts, used electronics, sci - fi illustrations, softly glowing abstractions, and (my one favorite) treadmills with brightly painted rubber.

It consists of four kinds of objects: your paper weavings, which you display on horizontal pedestals; inkjet print of textile patterns; enamel paintings, and — smack in the middle of the exhibition — an installation of your Oyster # 9 (2014)-- a giant, round painting mounted on what look like several dustbin lids welded together.

The viewer will discover the paintings by looking through sculptures and painting installation.

GL With the painting installations that I have done, I've looked at anywhere from James Rosenquist's F - 111 to Ryan McGinness» and Peter Halley's wall paintings that incorporate paintings on canvases.

Chris Ofili: His radiantly pink glitter - and - elephant dung painting, Through the Grapevine, bought in 1999 for around # 20,000, sold well above expectations for a record # 802,850 — a price that makes Tate's purchase of Ofili's 13 - painting installation, The Upper Room, for # 600,000 five years ago look like a complete bargain.

Mucha's meticulously constructed sculptures — he often works with industrial materials such as aluminum, float glass, felt, gloss paint, steel, or blockboard — look variously like showcases and display cabinets or like baroque theatrical installations.

The National Portrait Gallery, meanwhile, looks at the origins of art photography via the work of four celebrated figures of the Victorian era, and Tate Modern takes things further with Shape of Light, which entwines the histories of photography and abstract art from the early 20th century to now and positions work by the likes of Man Ray and Thomas Ruff against abstract paintings, sculptures and installations.

Recently Installation was invited to Adams» studio in Downtown Los Angeles to catch a special first look at two of six new paintings that will be on view at the CB1 Gallery booth next month at The Miami Project, December 3 - 8.

When Cathy came to Pittsburgh after a trip to Aspen a few months later, in the middle of the winter, we looked at the Forum gallery together, deciding on a mix of recent paintings and a new installation.

Looking through the very different paintings in the Studio School installation, it's clear that the artist isn't always interested in classical, hierarchical composition.

This acclaimed solo show, organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art and now on view at the Dallas Museum of Art, looks back on her 20 - year career through more than 60 works and objects, from early pieces made in the mid-1990s to more recent installations and paintings.

Featuring large - scale installations, lush colorful paintings, video works, and sculptures from the 21st century as well as an accompanying exhibition of works by Francis Newton Souza, one of the most important 20th century Indian painters, these exhibitions showcase two significant Columbus - based collections, offering an unprecedented look at modern and contemporary art from India.

Guy Goodwin installation view June 16 - 24, 2006 When Guy Goodwin re-stretched his painting C - Swing (1974) at my studio earlier this year it looked so good, that we decided to have a little show of his work.

Look for a mix of drawings, paintings, garment designs, watercolors, and collages, along with a tapestry floor installation.

It would look less detached, more personal, more confused about the distinction between painting and installation, and more multicultural.

In the collection, Chéri Samba dissects the world with the 2016 painting J'aime la coleur de la vraie carte du monde (I love the color of the real map of the world); Ahmed Chiha paints vibrant patterns over bamboo sticks, grouping them over a pile of sand; Zbel Manifesto collective collected trash for a week, using it to create an installation that looks like a dining room with Maria Callas's voice singing in the background; and Soukaina Aziz Al Idrissi hangs sheets with different textures together to form a dangling collage.

If a painting by Kazimir Malevich became an installation, would it look like this?

Never Odd or Even is a room - sized installation in which an anonymous looking work station - a table, a chair, painted lumber and a saw horse...

By taking some time to look at a painting, installation, or film, we have a chance to gain insight not only into the art but also into our current culture and daily lives.

To critics who question the corporate nature of Mr. Zwirner's operation, Mr. Zwirner said they have only to look to the art — namely the acclaimed exhibitions the gallery has presented in just the last year — like the show of Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Rooms that had people lining up around the block in the cold; the exhibition of Alice Neel's paintings and drawings; and the quirky installations of Mr. Gonzalez - Torres.

Employing various mediums, from painting to sculpture, photography, and installation, their works are rooted in the act of looking closer.

A related review looks at the Met's 2013 installation of its galleries for European paintings.

This exhibition, organized by Sammlung Essl chief curator Gabriele Bösch, is the first comprehensive look at the artist's prodigious output and consists of approximately 200 works from the past decade, including paintings, photographs, collages, videos, and a site - specific installation.

This new site - specific installation at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery will incorporate existing works by Perry, including Graft and Ash for a Three - Monitor Workstation (2016), a 3 - D avatar of the artist questioning the current productivity and efficiency culture, and Wet and Wavy Looks — Typhoon coming on (2016), which both references and digitally alters JMW Turner's 1840 painting, The Slave Ship.

Art in California, and around the world, would not look the way it does today if not for Irwin, who has been exhibiting his influential paintings, sculptures and installations for 55 years.

You could take a wonderful book like Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina, which was incredibly painful to read but had humor in it, or your own book, Dogeaters; or take Jason Rhoade's installation, white trash confabulations; or a painting of mine, and Nan Goldin's gritty and beautiful photographs, and I think you'd have a real comparison of what making something with pleasure looks like.

Buscando América (Looking for America) will present Rolón's paintings, sculpture and site - specific installation in a series of constructed rooms that draw from the distinct functions of assigned spaces in a residential home.

No matter what you are looking for, paintings or large installations and sculptures, WE AND THE COLOR is your space for contemporary art!

In Thorne's current installation A Wall Around a Window at Devin Borden Gallery, site there are paintings of bricks, look louvers, clinic rocks, wood grain, and even a crochet pattern laser - cut into a small stool.

Installation view, from left JEREMY OKAI DAVIS, «Makes the Man,» 2012 (acrylic on canvas); NOEL ANDERSON, «Black Past - iche (to be looked at farandaway),» 2014 (fabric dye, collage and digital transfers in custom doubled - sded frame; collage, silkscreen, acrylic and digital transfers on rug); and ELLEN GALLAGHER, «DeLuxe,» 2004 — 5 (portfolio of sixty etchings with photogravure, spitbite, collage, laser - cutting, screenprint, offset lithography, hand painting and Plasticine).

«It looks like a Dutch landscape painting from the 16th century, and then to the left there's this crazy, destructive - looking coal plant,» says Hayes, who is focusing on bioremedial plantings to try to cleanse the earth of heavy metals, while Camporeale, an animator and composer, is working on a sound installation in a nonfunctioning wastewater management facility.

Following from this, he created a series of site - specific installations inspired by the Mysterious Garden series, further deconstructing the paintings into lines and geometries that form the MB series; «MB series of installations come from an inspiration when I took a moment to look around my studio whilst I stared at the acrylic paintings, and a white coat stand caught my eyes and inspired me that the digitally invented morphemes for the paintings are hidden in the coat stand.»

We are not going to see the main exhibition at the Aishti Foundation until tomorrow but we visit the «secret» Aishti storeroom to look at an installation by Lebanese artist Walid Raad, who has painted storage boxes with easily identifiable iconic works of modernism including Jasper John's flag and Kenneth Nolan's bulls eyes.

«Kinetic Painting» will bring together all six decades of the artist's work, from the rarely - seen assemblages and nude paintings created early in her career, some iconic performances and films from the»60s and»70s and a look at her later experiments in installation.

With a diverse selection of recent works by some of the Middle East's foremost names in painting, sculpture, and installation, Ayyam Gallery offers a look at some of the latest trends in MENA art.

Looking for more subtle ways to respond to the changing political and economic landscape of India, Sheela Gowda moved away from painting into large - scale installation work in the early 1990s.

The artists of the joint exhibition «MISSING Der Turm der blauen Pferde by Franz Marc» look at its history through the lens of painting, sculpture, photography, installation and literature.

she said, looking a little shell - shocked by an installation that included figural sculpture and spay - painted soda cans as well as her newer «exploded sofas,» one scarlet, one silver.

The surprise here was coming across these fabulous bound - book installations and then looking for, and finding, a painting that related almost perfectly

And if Merz's imagery is at the same time a hortus conclusus and an infinite sky that burns, so the exhibition at Met seems to look with one eye at the chaotic and creative intimacy of her house - atelier in Turin (on view too few photographs bear witness to the relationship between her art and domestic environment, which is by contrast well documented in the catalogue) and with the other to the endless possibilities of recombination allowed by her works (eloquent, in this perspective, are the rooms in which significant groups of drawings converse with recent paintings, installations, and sculptures).