Sentences with phrase «series of abandoned buildings»

Working with a team of designers and architects, Gates has set about refurbishing a series of abandoned buildings using a variety of found materials, creating a book and record library as well as a venue for dinners, concerts and performances.

Not exact matches

It wasn't until 2014 that he began taking pictures of his first abandoned building series, entitled Dilapidation and featured here.

Anne d'Harnoncourt wrote of this series in 1976»... the large, lyrical paintings approach abstraction without abandoning a sense of spatial depth... Compositions [are] built up of large, brilliant expanses of yellow, orange, blue and flaming red, under remote skies of lavender or aquamarine.»

Currently, Hunter is in the midst of realizing Video Bomb Houston, a series of new five - minute long video works in a two - hour loop, created specifically for abandoned buildings throughout the city.

The photo series of micro-scale models came about after Lapid found an online archive of photographs by a photographer based in North Dakota, who had been documenting the decay of abandoned buildings in the area.

The third edition of Altrove Street Art Festival is now over, but this year's festival left behind a series of amazing murals and installations created under the concept Abstractism, Humanize Landscape in different places of Catanzaro, from the historical city center to the suburbs, inside abandoned buildings and as part of the natural landscape.

The artist photographed much of the material for his new series in the countryside of Scandinavia and Austria; in abandoned homes, churches and buildings that he found while driving cross-country through the United States; and at a recent residency at the MacDowell Colony in New Hampshire.

The series» title, Re-inhabited Circle Ks, reveals what these mom - and - pop shops, which also include a tattoo club and tuxedo - rental shop, have in common: they're the new occupants of buildings abandoned by the chain store in the 1980s and 90s after a new corporate plan dictated relocating to more profitable corner lots.

Hector Hernandez's Hyperbeast series, in which a plucky dancer drapes a presumably fan - blown piece of monochrome fabric over his body, leaving only his legs, which are clad in tights of a different color, visible as he moves through abandoned building interiors, aims for a tension that it doesn't quite strike.

As Gareth Jones explains: Roadhouse is one of a series of canvases in which a bleak mental landscape - abandoned buildings, telegraph wires, lowering skies - is sandwiched between abstract panels which function as surrogate sky and ground.

Gordon Matta - Clark (1943 — 1978, New York) was a conceptual artist known for a series of site - specific projects, which he carried out in the late 1970s involving the dissection of abandoned buildings.