Sentences with phrase «plinth at»

It's a take on the Fourth Plinth at Trafalgar Square but this one doesn't require booking or winning a lottery to get a place.

Draped Seated Woman, also known as Old Flo, was lifted off a plinth at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park by a crane.

Other critically acclaimed works include Alison Lapper Pregnant (2005), a fifteen - ton marble statue of Alison Lapper - a pregnant disabled woman - exhibited on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square in London, and Siren (2008) a solid gold sculpture of the model Kate Moss that was on display at The British Museum, London.

Sitting on its plinth at the center of 47 Canal's Focus booth, Wu's Foreign Object # 1 Fluffy Light (terrence)(2017) looks a bit like a soap bubble.

Quinn is a member of the YBA (Young British Artists) and is best know for his challenging figurative sculptures such as Self, the artist's portrait cast in his own blood and Alison Lapper Pregnant, a massive marble sculpture installed on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square in London featuring a pregnant woman born with no arms and severely shortened legs.

Other critically acclaimed works include Alison Lapper Pregnant (2005), a fifteen - ton marble statue of the heavily pregnant and disabled Alison Lapper, exhibited on the fourth plinth at London's Trafalgar Square.

Rachel Wardell will be the first person to step onto the plinth at 9 am on Monday 6th July, and wants to raise awareness for the NSPCC A housewife from Sleaford, a nurse from Brighton, and a Sri Lankan student from London will all take their places on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square on Monday -LSB-...]

Michael Rakowitz's The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square.

Fourth Plinth: Contemporary Monument Institute of Contemporary Arts London, England December 5, 2012 - January 20, 2013 Fourth Plinth at the ICA

The title gives the goal away: as you explore you'll find stone fragments that, when placed on plinths at a mythical temple, unlock portals to new realms from a forgotten time.

Experimental and sceptical, perhaps their most famous work is Index 01, exhibited at dOCUMENTA 5, Kassel, Germany (1972), a catalogue of their writings in eight filing cabinets presented on four plinths at eye level.

Toppled plinths at the 14th Factory, Los Angeles, resulted in damaged artworks that were valued at USD 200,000.

(Porto, Portugal) For his first solo show in Portugal, Pedro Wirz presents a series of wall pieces and a sequence of sculptures and plinths at the Múrias Centeno gallery.

The fog also surrounds selected pieces from the current collection and new 2011 products which are placed on plinths at low heights to enhance the flowing quality of the space.

Not exact matches

By 2 p.m. the diners had reassembled at a nearby parking lot, where the turn - upper, local dignitary Simon Plumbly, stood on a plinth and lobbed the ball above the heads of a mass of waiting players, their voices joined in a primal roar.

At the rear, the tailgate badge plinth in exposed carbon - fibre features the Overfinch «blade» emblem — the only exterior signifier of the car's pedigree.

Casting a shadow across the wave mosaics of this beautiful plaza is the enormous plinth and statue of Dom Pedro IV and at the end of the square is the impressive National Theatre of Lisbon.

Designed by long - term collaborators Made Thought, the plinths allow you to explore the science behind papermaking by showcasing laboratory equipment and looking at how fold and weight are intrinsic to the performance of a sheet.

The Fourth Plinth Commissioning Group invited Fritsch to create the sculpture Hahn / Cock, which was unveiled in Trafalgar Square in the summer of 2013 and is currently on view at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

«The Merging» app project was first introduced in 2016, and this time it will enable visitors to discover sculptural work from four plinths installed at the gallery, as well as «bring to life» all the other works in the show.

British actress Joanna Lumley will unveil the new Fourth Plinth Commission in Trafalgar Square by Elmgreen & Dragset, on Thursday 23rd February at 9.30 am.

The show at Michael Werner — surely a precursor to a retrospective — displays early sculptures and remnants from his performances on a plinth, like relics in a museum.

In her extraordinary sculpture, Untitled (2010), there's a hint at anthropomorphism in the form of petrified wood mounted on white marble and oak plinth.

The most curious and unusual sculpture of the fair was found at Dublin - based Kerlin Gallery's booth: a tiny, stunningly lifelike rendering of a crab whose front claws were molded from artist Dorothy Cross's own index fingers was painted silver, mounted on a small white plinth no more than two feet high (I'm not great with numbers, but as a reference, it's roughly as tall as my friend's art - going, Instagram - celebrity French Bulldog named Miss Pickle, if she sits upright).

One of his best known early collaborative projects, the Tumblr - based art platform / meme generator known as Jogging, accomplished this by showcasing the cheeky ad hoc sculptures and Photoshop creations of Troemel and his friends as if the screen were a flat kind of virtual plinth; his Etsy store came at things from the other direction, using the craftsy online commercial forum as a place to present totally ridiculous, often perishable products — a Doritos Tacos Locos taco secured shut by a Masterlock, or a cluster of hot dogs, q - tips, and a SuperCuts pen wrapped up in a Livestrong bracelet — as if they were homespun products people might actually want.

, 2017 archival inkjet print of time based performance featuring Nicolas Brierre Aziz at Beauregard Plinth - New Orleans Edition of 10, 2 AP's

Drawing largely on discarded refuse, Bhabha's sculptures, many of which are mounted on pedestals or plinths, tow the line between figuration and abstraction, often hinting at a recognizable object while simultaneously shying away from any such form.

In January, Irish artist Stephan Hall and partner Li Li Ren created a replica of the Fourth Plinth on Munich's Wittelsbacherplatz (the plinth was later retrofitted into a one - room apartment by Alexander Laner); Elmgreen & Dragset's own It's Never Too Late to Say Sorry (2011/13, in which an older man shouts the phrase through a silver megaphone on Odeonsplatz, not far from where Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch occurred, each day at high noon) began in Plinth on Munich's Wittelsbacherplatz (the plinth was later retrofitted into a one - room apartment by Alexander Laner); Elmgreen & Dragset's own It's Never Too Late to Say Sorry (2011/13, in which an older man shouts the phrase through a silver megaphone on Odeonsplatz, not far from where Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch occurred, each day at high noon) began in plinth was later retrofitted into a one - room apartment by Alexander Laner); Elmgreen & Dragset's own It's Never Too Late to Say Sorry (2011/13, in which an older man shouts the phrase through a silver megaphone on Odeonsplatz, not far from where Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch occurred, each day at high noon) began in March.

At 9 a.m. on Wednesday 14th October 2009, the last participant of British artist Antony Gormley's One & Other project, Emma Burns, stepped onto the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square in London.

The same tiles provide the module for various pieces of plinth - cum - furniture that rise from the floor, creating sofas, chairs, posing platforms, a shallow double bathtub and, at the far end of the gallery, a sort of plunge - pool.

His Nelson's Ship In A Bottle is on display until the end of the year on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth and he is also taking part in the I Know Something About Love exhibition at the Parasol Unit in London, which runs until 22 May.

He wants the plinth to be empty except for volunteers who will stand on it for an hour at a time, 24 hours a day.

The peanuts in Peanuts (2013) dance around, sporadically standing on point, while others vulnerably huddle around each other at the edge of a plinth.

A look back at the career of the Turner prize - nominated artist whose work Nelson's Ship in a Bottle will take its place on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth in May 2010

Rebecca Warren hints at a plinth in daubs of clay, while Shinique Smith fashions one out of old clothing, as in the Studio Museum's «Frequency.»

Proposals for Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth revealed Proposals for the next two commissions to grace Trafalgar Square's vacant Fourth Plinth have gone on public display at London's National Gallery.

There are no flights of steps, no portico - it is the equivalent to Anthony Caro removing sculpture from its plinth, and placing it on the floor; and Caro was one of the up - and - coming British artists to have a one - man show at Robertson's Whitechapel.

The instructions range from altering our social behaviour such as «When you are walking, stop and smile at a stranger» by Louise Bourgeois, to political with Ai Weiwei's instructions how to make a spray device to block a CCTV surveillance camera, to a DIY Plinth where Peter Saville gives the visitor instructions for the fabrication of a cardboard display plinth on which they can place an item of their cPlinth where Peter Saville gives the visitor instructions for the fabrication of a cardboard display plinth on which they can place an item of their cplinth on which they can place an item of their choice.

The symmetry and emptiness of the plinths appears at odds with the shambolic constructions that rest on top: these are hardly chaotic though as each element, whether it's a wine glass or a toy soldier, is precisely placed within the seeming disorder.

From his studies at St Martins, he rejected the traditionalist approach to sculpture and opted for a more radical approach to sculpture, using his own body as the subject of his pieces, and repositioning the plinth as his stage.

Although some of her most iconic large - scale works aren't in this exhibition, such as her commission for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square «Monument» (2001), and her haunting «Holocaust Memorial» (2000) which has a permanent location in Vienna, some smaller and equally iconic works are featured at the Tate Britain including «Untitled» (One Hundred Spaces)(1995), a composed of 100 casts of the negative space beneath a chair, arranged like sentinels guarding the imposing sweep of the Duveen Galleries, beyond the classical columns of the entrance.

McLean was to directly reject their approach however, in favour of an even more radical interpretation of what sculpture could be; making his own body the material of sculpture and cocking a snoop at his tutors by not only reinstating the plinth but also making it his «stage.»

In the first room of his current show at 20 Hoxton Square, visitors are greeted by a selection of small works mounted on plinths.

Made of foam - core, the columns were shipped flat and assembled by bookstore staff: a portable way of attaining the «transformative energy of the plinth» that, according to a statement released by the bookseller, Saville observed at his 2005 museum retrospective.

McLean's work has also been presented in major solo shows at The ICA, Whitechapel and MOMA Oxford, including the monumental Conceptual Art in Britain (1964 - 1979), in which his work Pose Work for Plinths 3 (1971), saw Barnes Pond become the centre of the conceptual art world.

The new proposals for the fourth plinth commission in Trafalgar Square have been unveiled at the National Gallery this morning, Thursday 19 January.

The new proposals for the fourth plinth commission in Trafalgar Square have been unveiled at the National Gallery this morning.

McLean was a student at St Martins in the 1960s, alongside Barry Flanagan and Gilbert and George under the formalist teachings of Anthony Caro and Phillip King; pioneers who had removed sculpture from its traditional plinth a decade before.

She has had solo shows «After the Butcher» at «Kurzlangezeit», Berlin (2010) «A Clump of Plinths» Lowery Centre, Salford (2009) and Yorkshire Sculpture Park (2008).

This is the man who, after all, began his career in the 1960s making sculptures out of surprising materials: rubbish, water, and his own body, as in the celebrated Pose Work for Plinths (1971), based on a performance at the Situation Gallery.