Sentences with phrase «wood sculptures»

She recalled, in the 1990s, selling a major early wood sculpture by Bourgeois from the 1940s to a collector who was tremendously resistant to the price — then around $ 250,000.

For her first solo outing at the gallery, the artist will exhibit oil, ink, and charcoal paintings as well as small - scale oil - painted wood sculptures.

The resulting works, whether oil - painted glass, carved wood sculptures, or immersive environments, are both fantastical and uncanny.

He makes wood sculptures and his jazz playlist was the inspiration for one of the drawing sessions.

It will present about 10 new wood sculptures including a large figure of a girl and others with motifs such as a boy, deer and duck.

Six wood sculptures covered in bands of rich color are on view.

The artist is most commonly recognized for her series of monochromatic wood sculptures painted in black which she began in the 1950s.

In the mid -»70s, she made geometric wood sculptures layered with various shapes and symbols, some as high as 10 feet.

The show is a close - up look at old - master quality wood sculpture lovingly created by Mexican artists.

Here, style comes courtesy of a pair of floating shelves filled with fresh flowers, a small wood sculpture, and small framed prints.

Eight wood sculptures covered in bands of rich color are on view.

In contrast to Andre's later works, Last Ladder and the other carved wood sculptures of this early period are distinct in their demonstration of the artist's hand and in their evidently autonomous nature as artworks.

The Monumental Woods is a career - spanning retrospective catalogue of wood sculptures from American artist Robert Indiana (born 1928).

Born in Albany, California, in 1935, De Maria moved to New York City in 1960, where he became entrenched in the burgeoning downtown art scene, taking part in Alan Kaprow's «Happenings» and showing Dada - inspired wood sculptures at Paula Cooper's space on the Upper East Side (then called Paula Johnson Gallery).

Rieko Otake brings out the mystery in simple materials such as unpainted wood and makes wood sculpture with a unique and resilient strength and depth.

The works on view here include expansive canvases by Helen Frankenthaler (American, 1928 — 2011), Joan Mitchell (American, 1925 — 1992), and Lee Krasner (American, 1908 — 1984); intimate collages on paper by Anne Ryan (American, 1925 — 1992); a major bronze sculpture by Dorothy Dehner (American, 1901 — 1994); and a totemic wood sculpture by Louise Bourgeois (American, born France.

Two of these sculpturesare taken from standing polychrome wood sculptures of Saint Catherine and the Virgin with Child, housed in the Museum im.

After the death of her second husband in 1974, Dehner began creating wood sculptures as high as ten feet, and employing a fabricator, she also produced large - scale works in Corten steel.

Turner Prize — winning sculptor Richard Deacon (born 1949) began making abstract sheet metal and laminated wood sculptures in 1980, later incorporating vinyl and plywood.

Lacquered wood sculptures of young monks from the Mandalay period of Burmese history; a textile from 20th - century Bali; and a 7th - century sandstone sculpture of four - armed Vishnu, a rare example of early Khmer culture in Cambodia, are among the objects from modern - day Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Indonesia on view.

I create specialist solid wood sculptures using chainsaws for indoors and out.

«The Broken Jug» is a nearly 12 - foot - high wood sculpture based on a model for a curvilinear metal band shell, 33 feet high, that when completed will be the first Stella project to be built.

For his 2016 solo exhibition Inner Conflict in Bremen, the artist produced this large wood sculpture which takes the test picture into the three - dimensional room.

an early abstract wood sculpture by Alexander Archipenko that had slipped through an auction in Maryland two years earlier for $ 425.

Contrasting the ephemeral visual quality of the paintings, Riegelman's solid wood sculptures resonate light from their platinum surfaces.

Rieko Otake creates wood sculpture using camphor, cypress, or katsura.

Truitt's first wood sculpture, titled First (1961), consists of three white vertical slates rooted in a block ground, each coming to a point and braced to each other at the rear, resembling a fragment of a picket fence.

In older wood sculptures as well, as in the voluminous work How Much Does Your Mind Weigh with its open serial structure, which Deacon presented in the corner space at Galerie Thomas Schulte in 2007, the beholder is included in the free structure and involved in its movement.

Sneak into this first floor working studio featuring Brent Owens's tapestry - inspired wood sculptures, Sarah Bednarek's model shop, Stephen Truax's geometric paintings, and Jess Grable's creepy chandelier made from horseshoe crabs.

His concurrent exhibition comes in two flavors: candy - colorful paintings on tricked - out canvases at Perrotin and monumental wood sculptures at Mary Boone, plus a few circular paintings to sweeten the deal.

We have a wonderful wood sculpture artist with us this show and we have Recycle, which is interesting because parts of objects are put together to create pictures and sculptures.»

Louise Nevelson's room - sized wood sculptures have been hailed as emblematic of many different movements, including Abstract Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism.

In works such as «Medium 4 (II),» (2010), Rogan implements hand - cut wood sculptures to reference this idea of temporality within an art career's shelf - life.

Two years later she was working as an assistant to Diego Rivera, who introduced her to pre-Columbian art; her first solo show in 1941 featured terra cotta and wood sculptures based on Mayan and other primitive imagery.

He went from doing found wood sculpture, painted objects and figurative painting on found wood to very abstract assemblage, using found tin that he appropriated.

Turner Prize - winning sculptor Richard Deacon (born 1949) began making abstract sheet metal and laminated wood sculptures in 1980, later incorporating vinyl and plywood.

This year, she has brought her son, Jonathan, who does wood sculptures.

Think shelves by Viktor Matik, beautiful wood sculpture furniture by Joseph Walsh and similar designers who go for simplicity and style.

Naturally, Saint Simeon's beloved first «campus canine,» Simone I, is memorialized through a chainsaw wood sculpture that depicts her alongside our current campus canine, Simone II.

Mas Village wood sculpture center Mas Village is truly one of villages across Bali essentially recognized as a creative country side from centering in imaginative of wood carving in Bali.

Contorting and twisting the contoured lines of the human face, these contemporary large bronze, steel or wood sculptures take on a malleable and supple appearance.

Artist: David LeCheminant Title: Passage Size: 29.5 W x 25H x 8D (inches) Medium: Carved, Painted & Assembled Wood Colors: Black, Charcoal, Burnished Wood Tags: Modern Wood Sculpture / Black Wooden Art / Geometric Constructivist Sculpture / Abstract Expressionism / Louise Nevelson Inspired Style / Genre: Modern Expressionism Subject: Abstract Detail: Free - standing dimensional wood sculpture with open wood baseRead more

People used to make weirdly beautiful scrap wood sculptures.

The landmark wood sculpture at the junction of the Great Ocean Road and Colac Road is the «Drift», which is a tribute to the marine environment, prehistoric skeletal finds, shipwrecks and the agricultural machinery of the area, designed by artist James Catell.

Indeed, there were deals to be had, especially in the case of a Louise Nevelson wood sculpture from 1975 with a low estimate of just $ 1,500 that sold for just $ 3,500.

Downstairs the Lounge Gallery will be just what it is called, and show in a more intimate setting which should take the chill off the usual atmosphere of an uptown gallery, the amusing wood sculptures of William Steig — with frightening comments upon that period in the Age of Man called Elderly — and the gay and subtle ceramics of Carl Walters.

Michael's inner figure is stout and blocky and the influences that he acknowledges such as German Gothic wood sculpture or the paintings of William Hogarth are readily seen.