Sentences with phrase «to inhabit space»

Their large - scale installations are often in arranged in tension and certainly inhabit the space of the gallery visitor.

His paintings inhabit a space in between, taking and offering impressions of their immediate surroundings in time and space, and those more distant.

It still gives me an amazing thrill to walk around the studios and see how people inhabit space.

Views of the city and the people that inhabit the spaces around him inform his work, as does a fictional world that exists beyond the present.

Traditionally, sports nutrition has inhabited a space dominated by the use of protein powders, sports drinks and supplements.

People, animals and plants that inhabit the spaces become symbols, like images from dreams that transform and inform our reality.

Images of flora and fauna inhabit the space, bringing the outdoors indoors, and launching an investigation of growth in the studio.

These present and mysterious rock formations inhabit a space that is difficult to define.

Through her elegant, psychologically acute prose, Miller gives us a rich female character who inhabits the spaces in between.»

Maintain law and order at the mysterious and beautiful edge of inhabited space as you complete increasingly difficult contracts for the United Trade Consortium.

Sharon Hayes Monday, March 5, 6:30 pm Sharon Hayes (b. 1970) is an American artist who inhabits a space between activism and performance, exploring the intersections of politics, history, journalism, and linguistics.

Her massive constructions fill rooms, undulate over gallery walls, and generally inhabit spaces with an almost animate presence.

His work inhabits a space of depth, where things are not always as simple as they appear.

By inhabiting the space between a photograph's instantaneous moment and video's time span, Kydd challenges the canons and expectations attributed to still and moving imagery.

WEST VILLAGE — City leaders kicked off construction on the new Minetta Playground Monday, clearing the way for West Village parents and children to replace the rats and garbage currently inhabiting the space.

In spaces which are often peripheral or transitional, such as corridors, gates, stairs and a balcony, the figures inhabit a space where nothing is fixed, like they are merely passing through.

-LRB-...) Poignant narratives are hinted at by small objects scattered about the backside of the walls — ceramic replications of cigarette butts, bottle caps, toilet paper rolls and beer bottles seem remnants of lives that once inhabited the spaces that these walls no longer define» (Excerpt from Eleanor Heartney's essay, «Something there is that doesn't love a wall»).

Fedden and Trevelyan, who married in 1951, inhabited a space at Hammersmith's Durham Wharf Studios for more than 40 years.

He has painted trompe l'oeil thumbtacks and folds of canvas on the sides of the pieces, the effect of which is that the works inhabit a space somewhere between painting and sculpture.

Alicja Kwade: Alicja Kwade's mixed - media works manipulate mental perceptions and physical experiences of how the body inhabits space and time.

The clay sculptures inhabit the space like figures or creatures, the warm purple - pink tone of their exposed earthenware surfaces imbue them with a fleshy quality, while their roughness evokes that of adobe houses.

It's art inhabiting the space, not using it.

The tool allows a user to virtually inhabit spaces in three dimensions.

Target intends to inhabit space abandoned by Zellers — whose surrender should have been a clue as to the wisdom of that strategy.

So what to do for those men soon expected to inhabit space stations circling the earth?

The International Space Station may be an even better place to study what happens when inhabited space vessels leak microbes.

Accordingly, unelected officials inhabit a space between the executive and legislative branches and wield enormous, hard - to - check authority.

The Shadow Catcher dramatically inhabits the space where past and present intersect, seamlessly interweaving narratives from two different eras: the first fraught passion between turn - of - the - twentieth - century icon Edward Curtis (1868 - 1952) and his muse - wife, Clara; and a twenty - first - century journey of redemption.

Kristina Quinones» captivating and ethereal paintings inhabit the space between control and uncertainty.

The works that Judd had fabricated inhabited a space not then comfortably classifiable as either painting or sculpture and in fact he refused to call them sculpture, pointing out that they were not sculpted but made by small fabricators using industrial processes.

After inhabiting a space in the Design District and in a building farther south near Pérez Art Museum Miami, Dimensions Variable has moved yet again, to the downtown Frances Wolfson campus of Miami Dade College.

Likewise, Kelly's sculpture rarely inhabits space as such but, instead, handsomely squats in a declarative manner.

The body is built to inhabit a space called the ChimaCloud, a virtual installation filled with signs and symbols from around the world.

Today Night Gallery inhabits a space six times her former size, divided by an array of white walls at playfully odd angles.

Smithee's monologue seems to appropriately inhabit the space that the playwright Samuel Beckett proposed with the dictum «Fail better,» of which Stephen Marche recently wrote, «To fail better, to fail gracefully and with composure, is so essential because there's no such thing as success.

Ken Okiishi's installation inhabits a space of becoming, in which the material limits of externally sourced memory are confronted by gestures of the body.

For all their silent allusions to a complex web of social and personal relationships, her stretched geometries and iconic forms (which typically inhabit a space as large as eight feet high or wide) do not encroach upon the imagination in a tyrannical or pretentious manner either.

Urban views of rooftop gatherings, brick lots, fast moving colors, graffiti, and street corners filled with images of the people who inhabit these spaces found quiet reflection on the sunlit gallery walls.

«We've had organic growth, inhabiting the space bit by bit over time,» said Joseph Thompson, the founding director of the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, who has just completed the museum's third phase of expansion on the 16 - acre campus — after some three decades.

His densely layered imagery inhabits the space between abstraction and figuration that speaks to themes of history, cumulative experience and the metaphysical collapse of time into single moments.

In it, three women inhabit a space...

«The works suddenly inhabited a space I had been searching for,» she said in a press release, «straddling the indefinable boundary between presence and absence, material and immaterial, consciousness and the unconscious.»

The installation will thoroughly inhabit the space, heightening and redefining our experience of the architecture.

Segal often placed his sculptural forms within a larger tableau of commercially made objects in order to create active, eerily inhabited spaces.

Her expressive constructions inhabit space in a dramatic way, heightening the visitor's awareness of his or her environment.