Sentences with phrase «plaster forms»

On display are new plaster forms that consider the human head as architecture; and a series of new embroidered tents.

On display is one of West's Accomodes, which resembles the artist's earlier works of pure white paint on plaster forms attached to wires and found objects.

These hollow plaster forms resemble discarded, vessel - like artifacts, which carry an anthropomorphic charge.

His oddly - hued plaster forms called Passtücke (Adaptives)- ordinary objects wrapped in gauze and dipped in plaster - are sculptures to be worn by the viewer that contort the body into bizarre positions.

Her pieces, unlike blown up plaster molds from clay, are built structurally and directly by making hollowed plaster forms using the rags and t - shirts as a kind of support for the shells, which she then melds together with burlap.

Obscured and covered, the objects co-determine with the loosely applied molding paste, tar gel, and plaster the form of the sculptures, which are very distant relatives of Giacometti's narrow, upright, walking figures.

Cast in iron from an original plaster form lined with felt that belonged to the daughter of Joseph Beuys's neighbour, the artist Gotthard Graubner, this object's original function was a therapeutic backrest used to support an injured body.

Not exact matches

Esquites is basically that in salad, bowl form; it is less messy for sure (a good alternative for first dates because who really wants to exchange likes and dislikes with mayonnaise and corn kernels plastered on face...?)

Last year I visited Migis Lodge by Sebago Lake in Maine and the proof of how much I loved the place was plastered all over my walls in the form of photos.

Honeycombs like the one pictured above plaster the surface of rocks around the world, but how they form has long been a mystery.

Peter: (laughs) We had figured out a way that was very important to understand how craters form when the projectile deforms a great deal; so the best way was [to] take an egg, fill ed it up with plaster of paris, and then you just use the yolk and cook them to different degrees.

HONEYCOMB patterns, like the one pictured below, plaster the surface of rocks around the world, but how they form has long been a mystery.

When the plaster hardened, the researchers could cut it open to examine the interior structure, highlighted by some colorant that formed stripes distorted by flow.

As a contrast to the darkly massive exterior of the building, the interiors are plastered in light shades and, since the rooms richly vary in form and size the interior materials are relatively few and uniform.

There are several... some use Plaster of Paris, some baking soda, some grout, and some a powdered form of what makes up Tums!

The Hubs did a great job hanging these really large form pieces of art since they're quite big and some of them are quite heavy, not to mention plaster walls aren't the easiest.

So they assign the rumpled, frequently plastered ex-golden-boy a full - time babysitter in the form of the smartly dressed Crowder (Rosamund Pike, aptly cast in the Lauren Bacall role).

The block was then jigsawed to a profile that described a hood, windshield, and body to which were appended rough plaster of Paris fender forms.

Yet, there's just so much more in form of Kamui, Suda51's influential, weird writing and the dozens of ideas plastered all over it.

Acheiving a surface that resembles flaking plaster walls, with rich pure pigment color, Gross crops and reverses quotidian images to reveal abstract shapes and forms that are at once familiar and foreign.

Modeling forms from recollection, as Bailey does, is a modern echo of the mimetic drawing of plaster casts to build up a visual memory bank.

In one Plexiglas work titled The Vessel 2011, plaster casts of arms and hands form swanlike shapes, with the hands holding (or throwing) beaks formed from modeling clay.

[/ pq] Pink Winged Victory (1960) features a balancing act of lumpy, intensely colored plaster shapes that reinterpret the Classical motif as an abstract (and, from one angle, unmistakably vaginal) form.

Across the show, huge forms forged from wood, fabric, foam, mesh, and plaster resemble giant improvised toys and architectural decorations designed for elaborate stage sets.

Drawing upon traditional and newer forms of craftsmanship, her work employs a variety of materials such as bronze, plaster, glass, porcelain, paper, aluminum, latex, feathers or beeswax.

A cardboard box, a bath, a sink — cast in white plaster or concrete, all lose their individuality to become universal forms, and perhaps even quasi-abstract.

Crouching Woman (1906 - 1908), Meditation without arms (after 1900), Torso of a Young Woman with Arched Back (1909): these masterpieces demonstrate Rodin's experimental nature in large - format plaster sculptures and convey his sensual depiction of the female body through raw, fragmented forms.

Vieira's plaster fragments bring the Parthenon to industrial walls, while Esther Kläs's horizontal slabs form a broken pyramid.

Ian McMahon creates voluminous, pillow - like forms using an innovative technique of sprayed plaster.

Her kneaded geometrical surfaces, the wood and plaster blocks that jut out at right angles from the wall, as well as the aggressive color scheme and sensuous surfaces of her materials serve to make the surrounding architecture more dynamic: A multifaceted compositional intertwining of colors and forms is created, which neither the space nor the viewer can resist.

Dancer (1943), is made from bone and plaster and has been painted, its form is smooth and curvaceous, slightly alien but painted in an organic nature.

Later, Schwitters would go on to make small plaster sculptures like 1945's Opening Blossom (pictured left), using paint to emphasise the form.

Geist's painted wood and plaster sculptures often utilize the totemic structure we associate with Brancusi, but they reject purity in favor of a more playful form of expression and lively sense of color.

Spanning more than 45 years of her career, the show, titled «Suspension,» exhibits six black ink drawings and 25 sculptures that dangle from the ceiling, including her famous Janus series (1968), a collection of organic, amorphous, bug - like forms made in bronze and plaster, and Arch of Hysteria (2004), a double - headed work made of fabric, in which male and female torsos are fused and hung at the waist.

Brazilian artist, Ana Smile, has created a bit of controversy with her company Santa Blasphemy, which creates plaster religious statues painted in the form of pop - culture icons such as Batman, Frida Kahlo, Catwoman, Captain Hopper, The Joker, and Minnie Mouse.

It can easily be used to make a copy of another three - dimensional object, by applying soft plaster to the original to form a mould.

It's not unusual to discover bits of rebar winding through magnolia blossoms; in Sunflowers the «seeds» at the center of each blossom are formed by pushing plaster through the extruded metal of a toaster oven rack.

After hardening, the mould is removed and new plaster can be poured into it to form a positive copy.

John Miller A Refusal to Accept Limits, 2007 Imitation gold leaf on various materials including plastic objects, rope and plaster on fiberglass forms 20 elements Variable dimensions

The hazy patchworks of light and shade formed by his plasters mutate into the soft smog of an out - of - focus picture.

The show encompasses work from his famous Passstücke (or «Adaptives», from the 1970s — bizarre shapes and objects made from plaster and metal which invite the audience to pick them up and interact), through his beguiling Das Geraune («Murmuring», 1988), a collection of three giant papier - mâché forms with holes for mouths, to the enormous outdoor sculptures in aluminium and epoxy resin he conceived from 1996.

In these works, Benglis revisits the elongated wall - hung forms of the wax paintings of the late 1960s, pigmented plaster Totems, and glitter and painted plaster Hoofers of the early 1970s.

Many are composed of found household objects enshrouded in plaster, relinquishing their original forms to the amorphous plaster encasement.

The London - based sculptor and video artist blends common artistic materials like plaster, paint, and lacquer with unexpected organic — sometimes even edible — matter into forms that look fleshy, gooey, and seductive, if not a bit intimidating.

In LaKela Brown's relief plaster casts we see an archeology of adornment and cultural currency whose form insists upon not just a presence, but an irrefutable history.

A 36 x 36 inches removal to the lathing or support wall of plaster or wallboard from a wall, Lawrence Weiner constructing the work for the exhibition «When Attitudes Become Form: Works — Concepts — Processes — Situations — Information,» Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland, 1969, photo courtesy of Lawrence Weiner, aars / vaga

Barbara Hepworth with the plaster of her Single Form at the Morris Singer foundry, London, May 1963.

For example, in the sculpture titled,... And there's my marble double, a heavy gray form holds its negative mirror image — a plaster cast of a foam head with rubbed out eyes, imperfections and cracks; a discarded hat display.

Her new work, made in plaster and latex, revealed a turn toward more organic processes, and introduced the «Lair» as a unique sculptural form.

These found relics, messily adorned in acrylic paint, act as unusual plinths for plaster and ceramic forms.