Sentences with phrase «theatre design»

I don't miss taking on regular theatre design jobs, or watching theatre shows, which I wondered if I might.

This could be used to introduce the basic skills in theatre design for GCSE or BTEC courses.

He was active in theatre design work (beginning with The Heiress in 1950) and created public murals and sculptures, and in 1954 he established a company to produce educational art films.

Yet this is far from a gloomy affair, lifted both by performative interventions such as Allora & Calzadilla's rousing mobile operetta and the large - scale theatre designed by David Adjaye.

She grew up in London and studied theatre design at Wimbledon College of Art, before doing an MA in cultural history at the Royal College of Art, where she wrote a thesis titled «Young Black Artists in Britain Today».

Undaunted by unpopularity, though he was never to make much money until he and Jasper Johns began to decorate the windows of Bonwit Teller and Tiffany under a joint pseudonym in the mid 50s, Rauschenberg pressed on with theatre designs for another Black Mountain friend, Merce Cunningham, and for Paul Taylor.

Himid studied theatre design at the Slade, and the theatricality of her best work enables her to make serious points — about ethnicity and history, origin and arrival — without getting bogged down.

That required changes big and small to Cineplex's standard theatre designs.

Meanwhile, the company has pioneered immersive theatre designed for children on the autism spectrum via its Red Kite Project, and recently expanded programming for children with impaired vision or hearing and Down's syndrome.

New this year is the ATM Global Stage, a 200 + capacity seminar theatre designed to showcase the very best speakers covering high - level strategic topics.

His works endeavour to reactivate ideas from sources ranging from avant - garde journals and the biographies of Bauhaus weavers to Kabuki theatre design.

In 1954 he had a second one - man show at the Charles Egan Gallery, began work on his combine series, produced theatre designs for another Black Mountain friend, Merce Cunningham, and would shortly begin decorating the windows of Bonwit Teller and Tiffany under a joint pseudonym with Jasper Johns.

In 1986 Salle received a Guggenheim fellowship for theatre design whilst his collection of critical essays «How to see» was published by W.W. Norton in 2016.

His influence was not simply via books: Picasso first visited London in 1919 when he was doing theatre designs for Diaghilev, and he came back in 1950 to stay with Lee Miller and Roland Penrose on their Sussex farm.

With design in mind, I had the honour of presenting alongside the brilliant Dan Jackson from NuLawLab, who has taken his expertise of theatre design into the legal space.

In other shows and projects around town, there are performances by Joanna Piotrowska at Southard Reid, small ink, gouache, and watercolours of ballet and theatre designs by Dorothea Tanning upstairs at Alison Jacques (private view, Tuesday 3 October, 6 - 8 pm), and Juliana Huxtable at Project Native Informant, whose building in Holborn they now share with mother's tankstation project.

Bonami, who trained in theatre design, used conventional wall dividers in unexpected, asymmetric formations, which made for an unpredictable sequence of spatial experiences.

When Doig first came to London he chose to study theatre design.

In a theatre designed to resemble one of 1,200 sidewalk rum shops in Barbados, a twelve - minute multimedia presentation on the history of sugar cane and rum making on the island tells of early beginnings of rum production in St. Lucy Parish, using very pure water that has filtered through limestone.

When The World was Young compounds Griffiths» interest in artifice and theatricality through, for the first time, direct references to theatre design, its mode of presentation and the role of the actor / character.

This is viewed in the wider context of modernism, which also manifested itself in furniture and theatre design, and elsewhere.

Push / Pull is Brace and Leduc's first piece that unabashedly invites their respective backgrounds in dance and theatre design to inform - rather than passively influence - their artistic practice.

Smart's work recognizes the East as an influence on avant - garde movements like The Ballets Russes dance company's contemporary thought and politics and how this intersected and manifested in their choreographies, costume and theatre designs.

LVDW: At what point did you make the switch from being in theatre design to becoming a full - time visual artist?

He stresses the importance of embracing technology when it comes to theatre design and how he operates as a business.

As well as the reading of Marx throughout the Biennale's duration in the «Arena», a theatre designed by David Adjaye in the heart of the Central Pavilion, work by Fabio Mauri and Bruce Nauman open the Central Pavilion and Arsenale respectively, and «anthologies» of Terry Adkins, Hans Haacke, Harun Farocki, Walker Evans and Chris Marker can also be found scattered throughout this dense show featuring works, and often groupings of works, by 136 artists.

The essays in this volume recount the formation of Guggenheim's collection and reconstruct for the first time the plan and design of Art of This Century, analyzing its place in Kiesler's long career in architecture, theatre design, sculpture, and theories of perception.

Solo exhibition of rare ballet and theatre designs by Dorothea Tanning on view at Alison Jacques Gallery

Aylén Russinyol, a painter, and Lizandra Rodríguez, an artist with a theatre design background, both teach there.

Smart's most recent work includes embroideries made at DGTMB Art Embroidery as assemblage elements in her project The Choreography of Cutting, which re-imagines and re-frames the historical avant - gardes performative practices centered on the body, and experimental visual art forms focused on choreography, costume and theatre design.

Drawing inspiration from a myriad of sources and subject matter including historical figures, landscapes, seascapes, poetry, modern dance choreography, and theatre design, her work engages both abstraction and representation, simultaneously evoking and erasing form on the picture plane.

Nicola Lees, Curator of Frieze Projects, has invited practitioners and collectives from disciplines including architecture, publishing and theatre design to transform, subvert, and interact with the social, structural and cultural dynamics of the fair.