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Blog post of artists' installations who have bombarded architectural spaces with coloured yarn in various, unconventional ways

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Austrian artist Otto Zitko known for his freewheeling oil stick drawings that cover the entire exhibition space. Pushes the formal limits of line and places them on the scale of architecture.

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Coloured lines integrated into pedestrian underpass near Mailbox, Birmingham.

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https://michaelanastassiades.com/exhibitions/flos-at-broeltowers-kortrijk-october-2014/

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https://www.artland.com/exhibitions/solo-exhibition-89eff1

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Customized road signs

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Floating balloons in cmyk

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Coloured plinths

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Solo exhibition by Brighton-based artist Johnny Carroll-Pell proving that artists with learning disabilities can create engaging and vibrant work.

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Made from high quality vinyl with a self adhesive backing. Can be applied to most flat and curved surfaces indoor or outdoor. There are 51 beautiful colours to choose from.

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Grid like gallery wall installation by Yorkshire artist Simeon Barclay. The use of slick, industrial materials he uses reflects on the artist's time working in industry as well as the aspirational lifestyle which is presented in fashion magazines.

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Group Exhibition - "Op Art in Focus"
The particular floor piece is a 1999 piece called "Zobop" by Scottish artist Jim Lambie. His practice came into the spotlight with this piece which can be considered to be a sculptural intervention that consists of continuous lines of multicoloured vinyl tape laid in concentric circuits around a room, from its outside edges to its centre.

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Op Art exhibitions tend to focus on the works of artists such as Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely who were making work at the start of the movement in the 1960s. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing works by these artists in relation to work created by contemporary artists. Included in the exhibition is one of my all-time favourite works - Jim Lambie 's Zobop which floods the entire gallery floor with psychedelic patterning.

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Op Art exhibitions tend to focus on the works of artists such as Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely who were making work at the start of the movement in the 1960s. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing works by these artists in relation to work created by contemporary artists.

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Blue scotch tape used by Polish artist Krasinski throughout much of his practice.
In this exhibition, the tape becomes a unifying line, connecting works either spatially or visually.

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https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/exhibitiondesignclub.tumblr.com/post/119443628283/horizonnen-at-fries-museum-by-roosje-klap-curated/amp

Flowy lines design

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Horizonnen at Fries Museum by Roosje Klap Curated by Kie Ellens / Photography by Roel Backaert

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https://segd.org/black-tape-affair-pentagrams-big-idea-aia-exhibition

Exciting design for the degree show, thinking about lines forming a space for each artist's artwork. Or Maybe lines going along the walls.

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Whether the budget is big or small (or practically non-existent), it's always about the idea. Pentagram Partner Natasha Jen and her team had almost no budget to create a high-impact exhibition for AIA New York's New Practices competition, but they managed it anyway-with black vinyl tape and IKEA picture frames. They even created a custom tape typeface (yes, really).

Jen and her team created the identity system and exhibition for the biennial competition, which AIA New York's New Practices Committee uses to recognize and promote NYC's new and innovative architecture and design firms.

The exhibition design won a 2015 SEGD Global Design Merit Award.

New Practices New York 2014 was organized around the theme "Action!" The Pentagram team's design for the exhibition was inspired by the New Practices Committee logo, which presents a convergence of three lines: two come together to form a directional arrow, while the third creates a corner or symbol of dimensional space.

While exhibitions about architecture often rely on large printed boards mounted to the wall to display content, the Pentagram team wanted to liberate the content from these boards and present it in a dramatically different way. With a very limited budget for the installation, they also had to find a high-impact solution that was inexpensive and easy to produce.

In the exhibition space, the designers recreated the strong black lines of the logo, partitioning the space into various thematic areas with black vinyl tape affixed to both walls and floors. Drawings and photographs were mounted in simple black frames, some mounted perpendicular to the wall to create a dimensional effect. The names of the six honored firms are linked with the images and models of their featured projects and quotes about their work. The mesh of lines resembled a network or the streets on a map, suggesting themes of connection.

The design team also developed a custom typeface for the tape lettering. Display typography for names, titles and quotes was directly affixed to the wall with the black tape. The weight and size of the letters complemented the original New Practices New York logotype, which is set in Gothic 13.

The total cost of materials for the exhibition was just $635, including $382 for 46 IKEA picture frames and $253 for 35 rolls of black vinyl tape.

The SEGD Global Design Awards jury called the project "a good example of doing a lot with a little. A smart way to create a high-impact space... The way the floors, walls, and ceiling are all brought into play makes an otherwise unexciting, low-ceiling space very dynamic."

"All you need is tape!" noted another juror. "New Practices New York 2014 reminds us that great ideas don't necessarily require high budgets."
AIA NEW PRACTICES NEW YORK EXHIBITION
Client: AIA New York

Location: New York

Design: Pentagram

Design Team: Natasha Jen (partner in charge, designer); Jeffrey Waldman, Yenwei Liu (designers)

Installation: Center for Art and Architecture

Photos: Pentagram

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A Black-Tape Affair: Pentagram's Big Idea for AIA Exhibition

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Whether the budget is big or small (or practically non-existent), it's always about the idea. Pentagram Partner Natasha Jen and her team had almost no budget to create a high-impact exhibition for AIA New York's New Practices competition, but they managed it anyway-with black vinyl tape and IKEA picture frames.

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Based on Mac, could be replicated in labels etc

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A motherboard, but may be too direct or obvious?