Sentences with phrase «surrounding space of the gallery»

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The Albright - Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo plans to sink its parking lot beneath a restored public green space along Elmwood Avenue, radically reconfigure much of Gordon Bunshaft's low - lying 1962 addition into a grand public entry hall and create 23,000 square feet of new gallery space split between two new buildings that pay deference to the surrounding paGallery in Buffalo plans to sink its parking lot beneath a restored public green space along Elmwood Avenue, radically reconfigure much of Gordon Bunshaft's low - lying 1962 addition into a grand public entry hall and create 23,000 square feet of new gallery space split between two new buildings that pay deference to the surrounding pagallery space split between two new buildings that pay deference to the surrounding parkland.

Experience the various fine art exhibits in their state - of - the - art gallery space or stroll through the 16 acres of landscaped grounds that surround the historic mansion.

Through drawing, she responds to the garden, the wall, the space of the gallery, and the verdant convolutions of Riverside, an Olmsted designed oasis surrounded by Cook County's relentless grid.

Sculptures that are conceptually in line with the narrative of the two videos are positioned in the surrounding gallery space.

Occupying the entire gallery space, as well as the building's façade and surrounding garden, the exhibition highlights the extraordinary expansion of an artistic movement that developed on the streets of New York in the early 1970's to rapidly become a worldwide phenomenon.

It will be specifically designed by the artist and curators to take advantage of the unique soaring and expansive architecture of the Dallas Museum of Art's Barrel Vault and surrounding gallery spaces.

A sense of urban chaos is implicit within the construction of the surrounding gallery environment; this is not an isolated white cube space, but one which remains connected to the studio and the streets — to the source of these artworks.

Interviewed at their studios, galleries and workspaces, Castellon photographed their spaces, their inspirations, their surrounding and their clutter to build a visual narrative of each subject outside of the traditional self portrait.

The new masterplan comprised the restoration of Lowell's buildings, a general redesign of the circulation inside the museum, a new landscaping of the green spaces surrounding the complex, and the construction of an array of new spaces which included a new information center, the Art of the Americas Wing, a cafe, and a new special exhibition gallery.

Hodges is currently working on mosaic - like paintings, constructed with small shards of mirror that reflect / warp the viewer and surrounding space with a disturbing elegance; site - specific wall drawings that reorient gallery architecture with a full Prismacolor palette and Lewitt like precision; and collages made with assorted sheet music that reference the Cubists and John Cage, allowing for a performable poetry that includes a «milk - y Blue per - fec - tion» located «Some - where near — the end of the skies.»

Tony Smith's seminal Die (1968) is an obvious point of reference, and although Smith's iconic Minimalist work is well known for activating the space that surrounds it, Serra's cubes are yet more explicit in their address to the gallery.

In the South London Gallery's main exhibition space, Grosse has made the void the dramatic centre of her project, masking the floor with a large foam stencil, then painting over it and the surrounding walls.

Surrounded by an array of galleries, studios, creative spaces, and pop - ups, the gallery is an integral part of the local art scene, hosting both emerging and well - established artists.

The ways in which we might conventionally quantify, physically experience or theoretically categorise our surrounding environment are subverted, as the materiality of each object and the syntax of the gallery space itself become fluid and unfixed.

The work is meant to be seen in daylight as when the sun shines through the windows, it casts evocative shadows on the walls and floor, many stemming from the slender pillars (white columns) Irwin erected in the space surrounding the chambers to emphasize the original architecture of the gallery.

In «The Dark Pavement,» New York - based artist Alix Pearlstein utilizes aspects of ACAC's architecture and surrounding environment — gallery spaces and lobby area, the derelict Bankhead Highway bridge and adjacent parking lots, and a rarely - seen basement.

Mechanical flutes, suspended in the central spaces, sounded throughout the building, while a directional speaker placed on the gallery floor produced a column of sound that drew attention to the surrounding architecture.

These accessories to the canvas (meant in the conspiratorial sense, not the trivializing material sense) create a hierarchy of spaces outside the painting: the wall, the edge and surrounding space, the gallery itself.

The installation consists of a large plywood construction that dominates the space of the Paper Works Gallery, and drawings / sourced imagery that are hung on the surrounding walls.

Zero10 is a private gallery in London, where selected contemporary artists are showcased within the intimate surrounding of a domestic space.

«Information: No Theory» (1970), for example, is a reel - to - reel tape recorder that collects the surrounding sounds of the gallery space.

Kunsten's Main Gallery will feature a work, which uses the space as a cathedral of light, while the Sculpture Park will feature a work that enters into a dialogue with the surrounding nature and the architectural setting.

Living artists of all ages shone in solo gallery shows: Richard Serra's not - quite cubes of solid steel formed a spiritual union with surrounding space at David Zwirner.

Seeing works in an artist's studio as they're readied for exhibition is oh so different from viewing them in the surround of a gallery space.

is a private gallery in London, where selected contemporary artists are showcased within the intimate surrounding of a domestic space.

In the exhibition space of the Future Generation Prize at the Palazzo Contarini Polignac during the last Venice Biennale, the viewer was surrounded by looped hand - drawn animations of 9 naked woman projected onto the wall of the gallery space.

Entering into a somewhat unusual contract with the Fisher family (their works are on loan to the institution for 100 years, and every decade an exhibition from the collection must be mounted), and the closure of the museum for three years, while the Snøhetta - designed expansion renovated the original Mario Botta building that opened in 1995, adding 170,000 square feet of new gallery space, only expanded the cacophony of opinion surrounding the new structure.

In the gallery's main space, three large - scale paintings depict the vast expanses of an empty bed and are punctuated by four smaller works, each featuring a single window seen from without, the warm glow of its light intensified by the dark night surrounding it.

That was certainly the case at the Arcade Gallery space, which had an indescribable sculpture of expanding soft foam by John Wallbank, while Rob Tufnel offered an aquarium by Aaron Angell, who surrounded his stoneware with live, pink or black axolotls, Mexican walking fish that seemed as bewildered by the fair as visitors were with them.

is a programme of interventions by 13 international artists on the exterior and surrounding space of the Hayward Gallery, during a time in which the Gallery is temporarily closed.

In the upstairs gallery, successions of framed works on paper proliferate the main space, as if sentences punctuating the surrounding architecture.

Daniel Berndt reviews Jumana Manna's first UK solo exhibition, at London's Chisenhale Gallery, a show that comprises of the artist's first feature - length film, A Magical Substance Flows into Me (2015), as well as presenting a variety of vessel - like sculptures that surround the theatrical space.

For the first time in our history, Prefix ICA has dedicated all three of our exhibition spaces — the main gallery, audio art gallery and surround gallery (the latter a ten - metre glass enclosure for the exhibition of site - specific installations)-- to a single artist.

His work «Eye Nose and Cheek» (1939, Tate Gallery, London) is an important piece from this time, as it demonstrates the artist's interest in the interplay between solid volume and surrounding space, and how the viewer completes the «missing» parts of the sculpture in the mind's eye.

Indeed, I had first fallen in love with them — after several viewings, over a space of years — in catalogues and in his New York gallery in Chelsea, where I had felt surrounded and drawn in by the paintings.