Sentences with phrase «with taxidermied»

At MoAD, his art includes two pieces with taxidermied animals, both of which are from his «California Missions» project.

Also on the ground floor will be an untitled sculpture by Stephen Lichty: a six - and - a-half-foot basalt column with a taxidermied cat seemingly draped on top.

It's no coincidence their residences are flooded with taxidermied big cats.

My darling husband, however, is very live - and - let - live, and my wardrobe includes a headdress with taxidermied bird wings and a maxi skirt made of cowhide lashed together with leather lacing (back alley flea markets in Mexico ftw!).

The Rest A subterranean speakeasy in the heart of downtown, filled with taxidermy, antiques and the inventive cooking of Chef Brendan Cagle, which might include honey - glazed beer - can chicken, fried brioche doughnuts and even a unique version of poutine.

Møller worked with a taxidermy shop in Denmark, which had data on nearly 4000 birds brought in to be stuffed since 1960.

Last but not least, Aaron Raymer's dramatic sculpture D - Fence incorporates industrial material with taxidermy to create a geometric point of visual interest.

HB: Does that have anything to do with the taxidermy work?

The work of Kate Clark (Sculpture» 01) is featured on the cover of the exhibition catalogue for Late Harvest, an exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art that juxtaposes contemporary art made with taxidermy with historically significant wildlife paintings.

Morgan thinks her gender is irrelevant in terms of the way her work is received — despite the fact that her fascination with taxidermy was described by one interviewer as «unladylike», an adjective that could never be lobbed at a male taxidermist.

Late Harvest juxtaposes contemporary art made with taxidermy with historically significant wildlife paintings, resulting in intriguing parallels and startling aesthetic contrasts.

«We really wanted a moose head but grappled with a taxidermy route, so we started looking for carved wood alternatives,» says the homeowner.

Not exact matches

The 29 - year - old fitness coach went on the sole two - on - one date with Arie and taxidermy lover Kendall.

Goats, hessian & taxidermy are all in my top 200 of things that frighten me, but I'd happily sleep in a house with this stunning head on the wall.

Give your living room a really unique touch of design with this paper animal taxidermy head sculpture!

Beware — your quarry may not be all that it seems, thanks to taxidermy with a touch of Terminator

I'm also obsessed with White Faux Taxidermy «s resin deer, moose and animal heads.

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Anthony Perkins is massively unsettling as Norman Bates, but nothing gets that sense of dread across better than those low - angle shots of him beneath taxidermied birds of prey as he chats with Marion Crane (Janet Leigh).

It also helps that the film is absolutely crammed with hilarious one - liners, endlessly inventive visual gags and quirky supporting characters — from Jim Broadbent's eccentric antiques dealer, Mr Gruber, to Nicole Kidman's taxidermy practicing baddie, Millicent.

The hilarious Damien Hirst parody delivered by the normally thuggish Vinnie Jones — he's playing a celebrated artist with a penchant for taxidermy - inspired pieces — is a particularly welcome surprise.

In Emery's artworks, the aesthetics of taxidermy combine with lurid colours and synthetic textures: the effect is of a newly evolved, bedazzled, perhaps tech - infected creature for whom something has gone very wrong.

The skulls of dead aliens are seen, along with some human corpses and taxidermy animals.

They could burn my flag or pelt me with stones, but if there were taxidermied kittens to be had then I would go and bring them back to this, the greatest country on earth.»

She tags along with a Canadian bear trapper and former Roy Orbison impersonator — the three - time World Taxidermy Champion — as he resurrects an extinct Irish elk using DNA studies and Paleolithic cave art for reference; she even ultimately picks up a scalpel and stuffs her own squirrel.

Right in the middle of the forest is the kitschy, fantastic Savoyard restaurant Le Croix d'Augas, which comes complete with checkered tablecloths, taxidermy barn animals, and many kinds of boozy melted cheese, the perfect way to cap off your day à la campagne.

There are 3,000 inhabitants and some most unusual shops from a Wiccan store to a taxidermy studio with stuffed animals for sale — I know.

It's a dim, dusty little room meant to ape the bars of the old American West, with lots of taxidermy, cowhide rugs, Merle Haggard on the stereo, and bowls of free peanuts for you to nosh while you're drinking your bourbon.

The five - floor venue includes a revamped cafeteria, a miniature chapel, a 40 - foot - tall fake redwood tree, a 19th - century gothic altar - turned - bar, a tiki bar with a full boat inside, and lots of taxidermy dioramas created in consultation with experts from the Natural History Museum.

Main image credit: Nancy Fouts, Rabbit with Curlers, 2010, taxidermy rabbit, curlers and kirby grips, 10 × 15 cm (3 78 × 5 78 in.)

Oil, paper, fabric, printed reproductions, metal, wood, rubber shoe - heel, and tennis ball on two conjoined canvases with oil on taxidermied Angora goat with brass plaque and rubber tire on wood platform mounted on four casters, 42 × 53 1/4 × 64 1/2 in.

The 11 - foot Untitled # 1180 (Beatrice), the centerpiece of Dante's Inferno, is a towering, perilous creature with whole taxidermy birds engulfed in its grasp.

Like the preceding work Carousel (1988)-- where dismembered taxidermy forms hang and drag from a steel axis that turns in an agonizing danse macabre — Animal Pyramid disturbs with its vision of carnage submitted to an artificial and bloodless geometric order.

, drew a crowd to Keren Cytter's video dramas realised with open - source software effects; Galerie Karsten Greve mounted Northern Irish artist Claire Morgan's tiny taxidermies; and, at Galerie Lelong, a poignant abstract landscape by Etel Adnan spoke to her vision that «Ultimately, our real home is our life».

Anachronistically frozen in space, his mythological taxidermy hybrids insinuate elements of surrealism, drawing from an ancient register that collides with futuristic settings.

Chicago - based Terry Evans's lovely but disturbing color photo Field Museum, swan, 1891 (2001) captures the taxidermied bird bent double, its graceful neck wrapped to its body with translucent fabric.

The works are filled with child - like wonder, and recall the sand - toys and penny arcades of the Victorian era, or the «wunderkammer» of the same period — great halls where the aristocracy of the day would display rare treasures: shells, fossils, taxidermy, fine china, numismatics and other curiosities.

Specifically, Rauschenberg's famous combine Monogram (1955 - 59, Moderne Museet, Stockholm, Sweden), which featured a taxidermied goat adorned with an automobile tire and mounted on a wooden platform, had a profound effect and signaled to Bauermeister the artistic freedom the United States, and New York especially, could offer her that Germany at the time could not.

His sculptures of taxidermied birds are interwoven with insects and foliage, serving in his words as «miniature parasitical ecosystems.»

With still and moving images of land and cityscapes, and in taxidermy and fabricated figures, the exhibition not only examines today's concerns about the Anthropocene and damage to the environment, but how nature meets technoculture and how the new natural is both organic and manufactured.

There are classic examples here, and they're plain great, art as rich, perplexing and permission - giving to other artists as anything the 20th century offered: «Monogram,» with its regal, tire - girdled, taxidermied goat; «Short Circuit,» with its cabinet of funky all - American treasures, from Judy Garland's autograph, to a print of Abraham Lincoln's face, to a Johns flag painting, or rather an Elaine Sturtevant version of the same, replacing a Johns that someone had walked off with.

Each student has used a unique combination of different media, including manipulated metals with found objects and uncommon stones; porcupine quills and metal; plastics and recycled medical devices; ceramics, hair, and silver; and taxidermy eyes and metals to fully realize their thesis project.

These teeming, insidious canvases impose a state of disquiet and hint at underlying violence with depictions of internal organs, crowds, ants, taxidermied animals, and a sculpture of the Fall of the Rebel Angels and The Last Judgment.

The taxidermy and medical apparatus that Damien Hirst has amassed suggests the obsession with death that has fuelled his sculptures.

Lucy Carr Ellison was asleep in a store window at Bergdorf Goodman, playing Sleeping Beauty with a castle diorama behind her and some taxidermied sheep.

Working with hair, yarn, velvet, wax, marble, found objects, taxidermied birds, and lens - based media, to name a few, these artists explore materiality in meaningful and impactful ways.

So many great things here: the all - business headshot; the Coney Island hometown; the Renaissance - style murals of mythical creatures; the taxidermied sea rabbit; and the conjoined twin Mona Lisa with an added Takeshi Yamada head.