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Category Archives: installations
The Fallen 9000
Last September on Peace Day, British artists Jamie Wardley and Andy Moss, along with 560 volunteers, created 9000 stenciled silhouettes representing those who died on Normandy Beach, Arromanches, on June 6, 1944, 70 years ago today. This visual representation, The Fallen … Continue reading
Posted in art, installations, World War II
Tagged Andy Moss, Arromanches, D-Day, Jamie Wardley, Normandy beach, The Fallen 9000, World War II
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When is a book a book VI: or a wall or a bench or a floor
Rodney LaTourelle, artist, and Thilo Folkerts, landscape architect, created Le Jardin de la Connaisance (Garden of Knowledge) in 2010 in Quebec, an environmental piece created in the outdoors of 40,000 books forming walls and benches and floors. The idea was … Continue reading
Four for the fourth—riffs on Old Glory
Nam June Paik’s Video Flag:
Posted in art, Holidays, installations
Tagged art, flag, fourth of July, graffiti, installation, Jasper Johns, Michele Pred, Nam June Paik, old glory
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“We the People” ….. in pieces
In a metal workshop in Shanghai, the artist Danh Vo is in the process of having a full-scale copy of Bartholdi’s 1886 Statue of Liberty recreated. However, the intention is that the pieces will not be connected together, but will … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, installations, sculpture
Tagged art, artist, Danh Vo, immigrant experience, installation, Statue of Liberty, Vietnam, We the people
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Inspired by Kiki
Kiki Smith is an artist whose work has always inspired me. Primarily known as a sculptor, she also works in many media including photography which was the focus of I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith, an exhibition … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, creativity, installations, museums, photography, sculpture
Tagged art, artist, creativity, Elizabeth Brown, installations, Kiki Smith, museums, photography, sculpture, Sylvia Wolf
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Mmmm….OM…
I have blogged about collections before. In one of my earliest posts I looked at the history of collections and connected it to the ones we have in our home. Later I blogged about MG and GM’s In the Table/ … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, Buddha, collections, food, installations, performance
Tagged art, artist, Buddha, collections, food, Ganesh, installation, OM, performance, restaurants
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Negotiating boundaries…
Part of JB’s art studio in the house is in half of our bedroom and has been for years. Though this is fine with me on an intellectual level, there has always been a piece of me that finds sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, family, installations, memoir
Tagged art, books, correspondence, family, installation, library, memoir
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In the Table/ On the Wall
Last night was our first public art display in our home by artists other than ourselves– “Michael collects and Gregory paints.” In a previous post, I described our new Amish built display table for our living room, which has allowed … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, collections, creativity, installations, museums
Tagged Altzheimers, art, artist, collections, creativity, exhibition, installations, miniatures, museums, painting
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Confluence of calligraphy and henna
Lalla Essaydi is an artist who grew up in Morocco. Her work is about the confluence of arabic calligraphy, culturally and historically done by men usually in the transcription of the Qu’ran, and of henna painting traditionally done by women … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, calligraphy, gender, installations, lettering, photography
Tagged art, artist, calligraphy, gender, installations, lettering, photography
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Michael Johansson
This is art made of collections. This Swedish artist takes objects found at flea markets and other places of resale and positions them carefully together in a kind of ultimate packing art, a sculptural tetris, if you will. These are obsessively … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, collections, installations
Tagged art, artist, collections, installations
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