Sentences with phrase «temporary installation made»

Usha Mistry, Project Manager for Lakes Culture, says: `' PaperBridge is a unique large - scale temporary installation made entirely from bright red paper traversing a flowing river in the iconic Lake District landscape as part of «Lakes Ignite», Lakes Culture's showcase spring arts programme.

Arising from the process - based, site - specific and conceptual approaches towards art during the 60s, Roelof Louw is known for his temporary installations made with industrial and raw materials.

Not exact matches

Known internationally for her paper crafted street art, always in a kaleidoscope of colours, Mademoiselle Maurice's installations are inevitably temporary, and that makes them all the more appealing.

An American - centric installation by the Leicester artist calls to mind the temporary structures of well funded aid - centres or military encampments, made ridiculous with a giant plastic cactus lamp.

Objects of this nature featured in previous sculptures and installations include, the artist's own pajamas, worn and altered by processes of care and sleep, as well as twenty temporary access ramps, made or purchased at McArthur's request in order to enter and exit buildings by wheelchair.

Drawing inspiration from the Earthworks movement, which saw artists such as Walter De Maria, Michael Heizer, and Robert Smithson making site - specific works from the natural landscape, Art on the Beach provided a temporary public venue for site - specific installations that were sculptural, architectural, and theatrical.

In the summer of 2010, their temporary site - specific installation Big Bambú transformed the Metropolitan Museum's rooftop into an evolving, interactive waveform made entirely of...

In the summer of 2010, their temporary site - specific installation Big Bambú transformed the Metropolitan Museum's rooftop into an evolving, interactive waveform made entirely of bamboo poles; a version of the piece later appeared at the 2011 Venice Biennial.

For the past three years, ACP has made its temporary mark along the Atlanta BeltLine with an installation referred to simply as The FENCE.

He made temporary light installations from projected needle - etched slides.

For this temporary installation the artist made a semi transparent, deep red membrane fabricated in PVC and stretched it over the 1000 square metre interior of the gutted building with spectacular results.

He has also made a number of temporary public art installations, an example of which, Look Long and Look Good, a series of 30 paintings, can be seen on Main Street in Manayunk, and Here is Your Mirror, a moving installation currently on view at Second Street and Germantown Avenue in Northern Liberties.

The most significant large - scale installations include Kagebangara, Of All people, And... and Some Place, are made from materials as diverse as threads coated in KumKum (a red organic pigment used on the forehead and in rituals), flattened tar barrels (from which road workers make temporary shelters), metal piping, woven hair ropes and small wooden figures with votive functions.

The site installations made from sticky tape are avant - garde to say the least and the beautiful Ladakh Commonwealth Peace Pavilion in Tibet is made out of used military parachutes and serves as temporary classrooms in this war - torn area.