Sentences with phrase «textile works which»

This exhibition also premieres new textile works which reference Frank Stella's series of fluorescent paintings, inspired in part by Moroccan cities.

The exhibition presents textile works which are the visiting cart of Tanya Akhmetgalieva, objects and video - installations.

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But in morning, despite the orders to the contrary, textile workers left their work in several factories and sent delegates to ask for support of the strike... which led to mass strike... all went out into the streets.

It is just coming to the end of the first year for which the twelve partnerships have included world renowned designer Bill Amberg working with textile artist Ptolemy Mann, and contemporary silversmith Ndidi Ekubia working with established silversmith Grant Macdonald.

The great results have shown the passionate, hard work of the members due to which today this textile has reached the glory of success and is considered as the highly demanded fabric ever.

Each designer has a style in which they craft the clothes we love, using textiles that work not just for the collection or the season, but the drape and fit of the curves mentioned above.

Neck Line design is composed of collar Locally called Bann being stitched with some design and ribbon work, adornments on shoulders and a wide cut of Neck Line in V shape Creator used various color textile of green color in the design of the line of the neck, which looks surprisingly.

After a cultural revival in the 60s, in which hundreds of Indian and Pakistani textile workers came to live and work in Leicester, the city has blossomed into a lively, multicultural hub in central England.

Work started last month on the new block at the selective Hurlstone Agricultural High School at Glenfield which will include five science laboratories and supporting spaces, woodwork and metalwork facilities, food and textile learning spaces and refurbishment of staff facilities.

There is also the Coricancha ruins, east of the city centre, which were formerly covered with gold (the stonework is all that remains) and the Museo de Arqueológia, the interior of which is filled with metal and gold work, jewellery, pottery, textiles and mummies.

He draws on the palette and designs of African textiles, TV test patterns, the Nigerian landscape, and suburban wallpaper in his work, which he shows at Jack Shainman in New York.

The first book to examine the practice of Sara Rahbar, including her early installations for the Queens Museum of Art, a photographic series made in Tehran, and the politically inspired textile - based works, all which use historically charged materials and forms.Essay by Catherine Grenier, adjunct director of Centre Pompidou, and interview with Elaine W. Ng.

From 1860 to 1943, MASS MoCA's buildings were home to Arnold Print Works, which dyed and printed textiles.

But there are so many layers — there are the projects where she's sewn bags, which refers to the whole notion of women's work and the history of Arabic textiles and fabrics, and the interviews that she did with women in Egypt.

A processional work created for urban centers, the New York debut at Frieze features a new quilted banner and textile installation, as well as the launch of a «whisper network,» which will draw the audience into the performance.

The five - part hanging brass work serving objects (2015) references Albers's textile Tapestry (1948), in which handwoven checkerboard patterns that shift from dark to light evoke movement and transition from one state to another.

It might perhaps be a little simplistic to condense her oeuvre to these nine prints, but they certainly provide a concise synopsis of the visual landmarks of her extended practice, throughout which she continually transcended notions of gender - specific craft, elevated textile art to a revered and respected art form, and contributed, following her Bauhaus roots, to the redefinition of a work of art as reproducible design.

Perhaps the most surprising work of this trio and the one that looks the most disconcertingly new — as if painted by a young zombie formalist feminist artist — is «Voyage,» in which appliquéd bits of textile melt into the surface while other textile patterns appear as silhouettes, not literally collaged on but, rather, spray - painted.

Schapiro's hard - edge abstractions from this period are mature, confident works with great graphic impact, and it must be emphasized that the later works for which she's best known, where paint is replaced by or interacts with collaged textiles, are still highly geometric in their underlying structure; it is the inclusion of textile, with its gendered connotations, that marks them as a break from her formalist past.

Tension lies in a familiar composition, which points to the white male - dominated history of painting (The Twain Shall Meet, 2015, recreates Vilhelm Hammershøi's 1899 painting Interior), and in the patterns of textiles that furnish her works, which suggest of the corruption in Nigeria's recent political history.

His show at the Jewish Museum, itself built originally as a family home in 1908, will bring together artworks, interiors, textile, furniture and wallpaper designs and feature his seminal 1978 work Here and There... as a historical lens through which to read the various materials this exhibition gathers.

«The hope is that through extremely dynamic, ambitious work, all which highlight the power of textiles specifically as amplifier, that we see textiles for the fertile medium that they are,» says Martin.

Chairs (2001), one of Morris» more recent works, consists of a circle of small - sized chairs which are covered by lead elements that are shaped by hand into the form of textile sheets.

The piece also reflects Bernhardt's interest in the history of textiles and the American tradition of quilt making, more specifically the quilts that have been produced in the African - American hamlet of Gees Bend, Alabama, since the early nineteenth century, and to which her work shares a formal and emotional affinity.

Material Cultures is a group exhibition at BRIC House, which features work by artists that make work informed by textile production processes.

Natalie Reusser's experiments evolve from a fundamental engagement with the materiality of canvas and paint to a body of work, in which the textile qualities of the supporting material become the focus.

Her artistic practice has recently focused on producing works that incorporate found fabrics as well as new textiles, which the artist stretches on wooden frames to create organic and almost painterly compositions that oscillate between transparency and density, foreground and background.

Jacques also noted that she had sold several of the artist's sculptural textile «memory balls,» which range in price from $ 38,000 to $ 45,000, and had placed another of the artist's works with a Swiss museum.

Much of his large scale work is textile - based, a medium which is more readily available than paints.

There is a crafty aspect to the work which takes do - it - yourself techniques seriously as a way of questioning what is standard, whether it is man - made machines, videos filmed with a handheld camera or textile - like collages.

There is a crafty aspect to the work Personal Protocols and Other Preferences, which takes do - it - yourself techniques seriously as a way of questioning what is standard, whether it is man - made machines, videos filmed with a handheld camera, or textile - like collages.

Other works in the exhibit imply a reference to textiles via their patterns which are often derived directly from textiles.

Pioneering fiber artist Sheila Hicks blurs the boundary between painting and sculpture with her vibrant woven and textile works, which she creates in many shapes and sizes, from wall mountings that mimic the format of painting to suspended pieces that hang from ceiling to floor like textured columns.

Originally trained in textile design, she often uses blankets as her canvases, which after being gessoed many times over, retain raised outlines of an embroidered floral pattern — a reference to the geisha's line of work.

Her conceptual work, which includes sculpture, textiles and photography, has been exhibited all over the US and is included in private collections in Philadelphia and Chicago.

Within a hugely diversified output, it was Emin's textile - based works that first catapulted her to international recognition, and which continue to play an integral role in her practice.

While her degree is in sculpture, textiles and fabric have continued to be an important part of her work, which includes installations, photographs, videos, performances, and objects.

Ideas of exchange, circulation and migration are considered through large - scale sculptural installations, painting, collage, video and textile works, alongside displays of archive material relating to John Robinson Whitley and an off - site billboard project which runs between the north and south of the city.

This recent work, in which varied linear forms are knit together, continues to share a similar aesthetic to the weft and warp of textiles.

Highlights include works by Mark Barrow who collaborated with textile designer Sarah Parke to produce a hand - loomed linen work onto which Barrow has painted a geometrical composition of delicate and interweaving colors.

Collections Along with site - specific art commissions, the museum's collections, which encompass works dating from the 17th century to the present, include one of the world's largest collections of American painting and decorative arts; artworks from Africa, the Americas and Oceania; over 13,000 textiles and costumes; a 90,000 - item collection of works of paper, prints and etchings; and a remarkable collection of 19th and 20th century photography.

The interlocking copper rhymes with the warp and weft of the nearby textiles, while the wire's rigidity contrasts with the supple textiles, creating a luminous, jewel - like screen through which one may view the works.

Her wide - ranging interests, which include drawing, research on materials, textiles design, and craftsmanship — are constantly influencing her architectural work, and help pushing it to the limit.

Her idea that fabric is already like a map is an interesting notion all on its own, but it's especially curious in the context of her work nearby, in which textiles literally become topographies.

At EXPO, he had sold a Karl Wirsum drawing, as well as works by Chicago artist Morris Barazani, including Solid Sky; a textile work by LA - based Christina Forrer; and pieces by Magalie Guérin, Lui Shtini, and Bryan Calvin, only one of which was pre-sold.

While many of these works from the 1970s have been destroyed or lost, the exhibition includes two superb examples: Case in Point (ca. 1970), which resembles a bundle of rolled textiles held together with straps and buckles with the tag «packages travel like people,» and Jive Ass Bird (1971), composed of variously sized stuffed and sewn textile «bags» punctuated with the stars and stripes of the American flag.

His work fuses the concepts of consumption, waste, and recycling with textile traditions and landscape through monstrous weavings which are a balance between the two dimensions created on a loom, and the third contingent of space.

The group exhibition Abstracting the Seam surveys the ways in which needleworking strategies permeate the painting, collage, video, textile, and installation art by seven contemporary artists whose work addresses the kaleidoscopic urban experience.

By evoking the patterned surfaces of miniature paintings and Kashmiri textiles, with their finely wrought lines and dense networks of forms, Shaw sets up an expectation that is sharply undermined by his subject matter of writhing animals, humans, and aquatic creatures, often copulating with each other and ejaculating in bursts of exuberant color — none of which would be possible in an Islamic context.

Büttner had the back rests produced by nuns and people with disabilities and for the coverings of the panels used textiles which are usually found in work clothes.