The enduring legacy of jenny holzer - i-D. Stanislav Szukalski - official online source of his art. Catalog Prints - Otto Dix. J.
B. Neumann Year: 1922 Description: J. B. Dix showed his appreciation by portraying Neumann in a series of unflattering portraits. The Six & Five Studio. EPISODE: "Secrets" John graham artist.
Artistas. Fiona Margaret Hall. Fiona Margaret Hall, AO (born on 16 November 1953) is an Australian artistic photographer and sculptor.
Hall was born to Ruby Payne-Scott (a pioneer in radiophysics and radio astronomy) and telephone technician William Holman Hall in 1953 and grew up in Oatley, Sydney. She is the younger sister of the internationally renowned mathematical statistician and probabilist Peter Gavin Hall. Fiona Hall was taken to see the landmark exhibition Two Decades of American Painting at the Art Gallery of New South Wales at age 14 which developed her interest in the artworks Education[edit] Hall attended Penshurst High School. The National Art School did not offer a course in photography at this time, but Hall became a competent photographer thanks to mentoring from her painting teacher at ESTS. Journeyed to Europe, residing in England for two years, working as an assistant for the renowned Fay Godwin. The reason for her US travel was that she had applied for post-graduate photography training.
Robert Gober. Robert Gober, Untitled (Leg), 1989-90, beeswax, cotton, wood, leather and human hair, Museum of Modern Art, New York Robert Gober (b.
September 12, 1954) is an American sculptor. Cindy Sherman, la niña de los disfraces « Oscar en Fotos. Mediante sus auto-escenificaciones narrativas Cindy Sherman genera una crítica cultural desde la perspectiva femenina que la ha convertido en la quintaesencia de la fotografía posmoderna.
Portada / News : leonferrari. Pinkfreudian.tripod.com/archivebacon.html. Francis Bacon Paintings (1929-1949) Francis Bacon Paintings (1950-1954) A Selection of Francis Bacon Paintings: Head Surrounded by Sides of Beef Self-Portrait Three Studies for a Crucifixion 1 (1962)
Edward Kienholz. Colaboración con Nancy Reddin[editar]
Bienvenus sur le site de Herman BRAUN-VEGA. Rudolf Stingel. Rudolf Stingel (born 1956) is an artist based in New York.
Stingel was born in Meran, Italy. His work engages the audience in dialogue about their perception of art[1] and uses Conceptual painting and installations to explore the process of creation.[2] Using readily available materials such as styrofoam, carpet, and cast polyurethane, Stingel creates art based upon an underlying conceptual framework and challenges contemporary notions about painting.
The surfaces of his two-dimensional works are characteristically carved out, imprinted or indented, visibly evidencing the artist’s alteration of industrial matter.[3] He lives in New York and Merano, Italy.[4] Work[edit] Stingel became first recognised in the late 1980s for his monochromatic works, silvery paintings with undertones of red, yellow or blue from 1987 to 1994.
In the early 1990s Stingel created a series of radiator sculptures made of translucent cast resin in which orange acrylic paint was poured during the casting process. Nancy Rubins. NANCY RUBINS Monochrome for Chicago, 2010–12 Stainless steel, stainless steel wire, and aluminum 40 x 35 x 33 inches (12.2 x 10.7 x 10 m) Installation at Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois Photo by Erich Koyama.
Valdelomar.com. Archivo de nuevos artistas. Anita Dube. Born 1958 in Lucknow, India Lives and works in New Delhi, India Anita Dube is an art historian and critic turned artist.
Her artistic endeavours draw on rich fount of experience and address issues such as mortality, desire, pain, and joy. She is widely represented at exhibitions in India and abroad, and has contributed to workshops and curated numerous exhibitions. Over the years, Dube has developed an aesthetic idiom that employs sculptural fragments made out of e.g. foam, plastic, pearls, prostheses, and glass eyes used for religious sculpture in Asia. Through this variety of found objects she explores a contradictory range of themes that deal with autobiographical losses as well as with losses affecting society as such. Yayoi Kusama - Eyes are Singing Out, Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law, Brisbane, 2012. Adrian Piper. Carolee Schneemann Mysteries of the Iconographies Lecture.
Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art: Feminist Art Base: Howardena Pindell. Separate But Equal Genocide: AIDS (detail of Part II) Howardena Pindell.
Separate But Equal Genocide: AIDS (detail of Part II), 1990–1992. MIRANDA JULY » performances. Carolee Schneemann. Metamorphose: un documental sobre la vida y obra de M. C. Escher. LEE YONGBAEK. Jeff Koons. No Is Yes. Corea. Do-Ho Suh es conocido, sobre todo, por sus esculturas realizadas con numerosos objetos idénticos: un suelo sostenido por miles de figuras en miniatura, una armadura compuesta por placas de identificación, un papel mural con retratos minúsculos del anuario de su instituto, o los felpudos hechos con figuras de silicona. En estas obras, Suh explora el poder del colectivo y cuestiona la identidad del individuo en la sociedad global de hoy, una identidad que él mismo comienza a buscar cuando se traslada a vivir a Nueva York. Adriana Calatayud. Pipilotti Rist. Martin creed - I like things. Paintings By Winston Chmielinski. Keith Sonnier: Light Installations + Sculptures «
21 Sep Click to enlarge. Originally from Louisiana, Keith Sonnier has been working with fluorescent light bulbs and neon since the late 1960s. He has many series of light sculptures with different names such as ‘Ba-O-Ba’, ‘Sel’, ‘Blatt’ and ‘Chandelier’ each with its own distinctive style and twist. Some more minimalist and geometric, while others busier and loopy. Home - Barbara Kruger - Photograph Collage, Advertising, Slogans, Art. THE ROY LICHTENSTEIN FOUNDATION. Galleries: Supermarket II (Series 'Hide in the City') by Liu Bolin from Galerie Paris-Beijing.