Sentences with phrase «sculpture seen in front of»

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His works are seen throughout the Pearl District and in Cannon Beach in front of the gallery in the sculpture garden.

Other places you shouldn't miss: Peine de los Vientos, a great steel sculpture complex located in front of the sea; La Brecha, a beautiful market inspired by Roman and Greek architecture; and the port area, where you can see the colorful houses of fishermen.

I think that only a cynic could see cynicism in this cosmically, freakishly sincere true believer: The 40 - foot - high topiary sculpture of a West Highland terrier that Koons created the following year in Arolsen, Germany, isn't here, but another equally great topiary work, Split Rocker, now stands in front of Rockefeller Center.

Examples of the stainless steel sculpture for which Van de Bovenkamp is best known can be seen in front of buildings and galleries all along Montauk Highway on the East End.

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: WILL MASSEY with Martin Mathys Brown You've seen the sculptures, you've seen countless people taking pictures in front of it, you've wondered how much time the artist spent welding, glueing, scratching their head, trying to figure out where each patch or scrap of metal is supposed to go.

His large - scale sculptures can be seen in numerous public spaces; in Germany, their locations include Goethe University in Frankfurt, and the plaza in front of Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie.

In front of «Never Mind,» Sara Weyns (the Director of Middelheim Museum) tells us that after seeing the conditions of the sculpture, Deacon was not happy.

The square plan of the museum, with its four symmetrical domes, created a vast internal courtyard and it is in this impressive glazed space that much of the Henry Moore sculpture will be seen, with additional works to be installed outside the front of the museum.

I hadn't seen any of the work in person yet; in fact, the show had not yet opened, but I saw a kinship between Rauschenberg's dissolution of the barriers between painting and sculpture and the way Butler's painting's looked in the photograph, stacked in front of one another, their painted canvas surfaces stapled almost willy - nilly to the front of the stretcher bars, which are visible along the edges of some of the works.