Sentences with phrase «sculptures out of newspapers»

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Stretched over 500m2, the museum has at its disposal one of the largest archives in the world, which includes more than 1000 metres of archive material (files, newspaper cut outs, videos, posters, photographs, paintings, sculptures and so on).

The cut out paper, newspapers, found objects, and assemblage sculptures became some of the most influential pieces that helped shaped the art today.

Judith Hopf's snake sculptures, however, become petrified in an ironic contrast: while showing their teeth and tongues, built out of printed emails and newspapers, the rest of their usually supple bodies look static and stuck somewhere in a system of endless variables provided by the net and its geometry.

Oldenburg often tore images of commercial goods from magazines and newspapers as source material for his sculptures, which he described in 1961 as «rips out of reality,» fusing the printed advertisement with three - dimensional reality.

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Rochelle Goldberg's installation No Where, Now Here includes live chia grass growing out of the carpet, creating an actual ecosystem within a sculptural one, and Win McCarthy's sculptures take on a decidedly raw feel, collaging newspaper clippings and self - portraits with rough - and - ready materials, including metal and rocks.

Use newspapers instead of pigment, create paintings out of latex, dirt and clay, make sculpture out of scrap metal and self - portraits by lying on light - sensitive paper.