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Exposition “L'autre côté du miroir, le monde de Charles Matton“ à l'Espace culturel Chapelle Sainte-Anne
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Exploring art at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich UK ... a fabulous exhibition where you can acutally enter some of the installations... a lot of fun. Reflections, textures... if you like taking through glass and reflections go take some pics. FREE!
Underground intervention /installation /Ephemeral art / Land art./ ff mendoza 2014
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Arte ecológico: Intervenciones en la naturaleza, alteracion humana sin influencia perdurable en el medio ambiente y sin uso de elementos ajenos al lugar .
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Estudio de Arte / Atelier Studio ff mendoza
Mojacar /04638/ Almeria
Damien Hirst
Bad Environment for White Monochrome Paintings (1993)
Steel, glass, acrylic on canvas, plastic containers for food and water, sarchophaga and musca domestica
arte phonie . . . . an evening event of watching the canvases grow while sipping wine and listening to a symphony . . . @ arsenal gallery, montreal, october 3, 2014.
Barbara Hepworth's bronze sculpture, "The Family Of Man" (1970).
Nikon D7000 and 50mm F1.8D with sun low behind camera. Handheld.
exif supplied.
Best viewed on black in my humble opinion.
For some reason I am reminded of Pink Floyd's album "The Division Bell"
This piece of installation art measures 9 metre high and involves 1500 bicycles linked and fixed together.
Bât.Aethica - Rue La-Noue-Bras-de-Fer, Nantes France
"Lilian Bourgeat s’évertue à dépasser l’ordinaire, au sens propre comme au sens figuré. Il s’attache à surdimensionner des objets de notre quotidien (salon de jardin, bottes en caoutchouc, plots de signalisation, banc public, etc.) : tout en conservant leur exact aspect d’origine, ceux-ci s’affranchissent de leur banalité pour acquérir un statut extra-ordinaire, quasi iconique. On s’approche alors d’un univers de conte de fée, où les objets usuels deviennent autonomes et doués d’une certaine magie.
C’est le cas pour ce mètre à ruban démesuré. Outil indispensable à l’architecte, l’urbaniste, l’ouvrier et bien d’autres corps de métier, le mètre à ruban l’est aussi pour l’artiste qui le transporte partout avec lui. Copie exacte mais gigantesque du sien propre, celui-ci est déployé dans la cour du nouveau siège du groupe Aethica dont le métier est justement de construire des projets immobiliers. Au cœur de l’île de Nantes, l’œuvre apparaît comme un monument dédié à la simplicité d’un outil, banal s’il en est, mais qui rend concrètes les constructions issues de notre imagination."
www.estuaire.info/fr/oeuvre/metre-a-ruban-lilian-bourgeat/
www.levoyageanantes.fr/etapes/metre-a-ruban-lilian-bourgeat/
On the Leas in Folkestone is this installation art called 'Folk Stones' constructed by Mark Wallinger in 2008. At first glance, it doesn't look like much, just some pebbles in concrete.
However, each of the 19,240 stones is hand numbered, signifying the number of British soldiers killed on 1st July 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme, 100 years ago.
Many of these individuals and thousands of others left from Folkestone harbour, never to return from the battlefields of France and Flanders.
Although the amount of needless slaughter continues around the world, battle of this intensity has been rarely seen since. And, in this hi-tech era, probably never again.
As a piece of art, it was enough to induce more than a touch of weldschmerz
A Site Specific Installation
Installed @ Fridman Gallery NYC
Materials: Neon, 3 channel Video w/ Audio, Projectors, Flatscreen TV, Media Players, Wire, Audio Amplifier, Speakers
1998, 10' x 14' x 12'
Installed at the Headlands Center for the Arts, Sausalito, Ca. Made from found afghans.