Sentences with phrase «videos and sculptures capture»
«His paintings, videos and sculptures capture the beauty, grit and complexity of contemporary urban society, and they do so with an honesty and an originality that makes us want to look deeper at the art and at ourselves.»
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Eric also makes gorgeous videos capturing the shifting light, as well as resin sculptures that interact with their environment, reflecting and transmitting light, just as the sky and the sea.
Together they form Moreno & Grau Studio and use photography and video to capture their process of building an imaginary world, one that often includes sculptures and installations made in the studio.
It runs almost exclusively to painting, give or take a handful of equally old - fashioned sculptures and a video that captures visitors in, naturally enough, time delay.
BRUCE NAUMAN: CONTRAPPOSTO STUDIES, I THROUGH VII Seven large - scale projections capture the pre-eminent video performance artist Bruce Nauman walking in contrapposto, the counterpose posture featured in classic sculpture, and revisiting a subject he explored in 1968.
Working in sculpture, collage, photography, video, installation, and performance, Ward captures the makeshift qualities of everyday life and imbues his production with a visceral relationship to history and the real world.
Among the works on view will be a five - part concrete sculpture by Lara Favaretto, each part of which captures a gesture meant to convey a single mood or feeling; a site - specific environment by Claudia Comte, which will include a series of sculptural works and a video; and a sculptural intervention by Renata Lucas, installed on the floor of the gallery.
Capturing their extensive range, the exhibition includes paintings, prints, and sculpture, as well as video and mixed media installations.»
Brit Bunkley will discuss the intersection of virtual and physical sculpture as well as the juncture of animation and captured video.
Her newest works bring to life her interest in cycles and passage of winter to spring, stillness to motion, and life to death — specifically by capturing shifting light in video, paint and sculpture.
Best known for his neon sculptures, Sonnier also pioneered early video art and installation which captured the razzmatazz of our new found infatuation for digital dreaming.
He also produced an album cover for Bon Iver, has been featured at the PULSE Art Fair, and continues to broaden his studio practice creating 3 - dimensional works on paper, sculpture, captures, and video.
The exhibition captures the personal stories and collective histories of artists reflected through installations, videos, paintings and sculptures.