Sentences with phrase «sculptural installations across»

There are a number of outdoor sculptural installations across our rural site.

For Kills 99.9 % of bacteria, Edy Fung has created site - responsive sculptural installations across CCA that reference barriers and borders in our immediate vicinity, such as the Derry walls.

Not exact matches

At one point in the bright, mantric hour - long performance ritual which christened Lita Albuquerque's current sculptural installation hEARTH at the Sunnylands Center & Gardens in Rancho Mirage, a throaty clarion chant rang out across the great lawn, staccato: Got to, got to, got to, got to listen to the silence.

Adham Faramawy is a London - based artist working across moving image, sculptural installation and print.

The sculptural installation's two — almost touching — forms spread like trickling paint across the floor.

The Fifth Floor installation also includes sculptural objects that augment and animate Living Room's narrative: a stripped and gutted couch outfitted with underglow, cast bags of dirt embedded with foil candies, a carpet soiled during the couch demolition, and fishing lures and lines stretched across walls.

The show comprises past and newly commissioned installations and individual sculptural works, presented across three UK venues: Arnolfini, Bristol 21 July - 9 September, Chisenhale Gallery 25 July - 9 September, ending at the Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool 14 December — 2 February 2002.

Across sculptural installations and prints, Kiwanga deconstructs the physical and psychic qualities of built environments including schools, prisons, hospitals, and mental health facilities.

«In my drawings and sculptural installations, lush, active plant and insect life sprawl unpredictably across the page or wall.

Working across various mediums, from paintings and comic - style drawings to sculptural installations, photographs, and videos, the artist conflates actual and imagined events from African - American history, integrating a range of stylistic influences to address the limited historiography of black art.

Showing the breadth of Baseman's oeuvre, the exhibition includes illustration works (published in The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and The Los Angeles Times); Baseman's complete line of designer toys including Dumb Luck, Hotchachacha, and Toby; costumes and fashion collaborations; video and sculptural installations; and new paintings inspired by his recent trips across Asia.

The show unveils sculptural interventions, paintings, installations and performances featured across the entire first floor of the Armory's head house including an intriguing new piece of work commissioned specifically for the Drill Hall.