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Original Works by Baldvin Ringsted | ringsted studio

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Installation view of Pae White's 2013 exhibition in the Main Galleries. Photo: Andy Keate

Los Angeles-based artist Pae White merges art, design, craft and architecture through site-specific installations and individual works which defy our expectations of a variety of techniques and media.

For her South London Gallery (SLG) exhibition she creates a mesmerising installation in which vast quantities of coloured yarn span and criss-cross the room to create supergraphics spelling out words that can only be deciphered by navigating the space.

Inspired by a period of insomnia and consequent reflection on the transience of our existence, the letters and words emerge and dissolve depending on both our physical relationship to them and the relative weight of the overall aesthetic experience.

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Pae White: Too much night, again - South London Gallery

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Los Angeles-based artist Pae White merges art, design, craft and architecture through site-specific installations and individual works which defy our expectations of a variety of techniques and media. For her South London Gallery (SLG) exhibition she creates a mesmerising installation in which vast quantities of coloured yarn span and criss-cross the room to create supergraphics [...]

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Antony Gormley (b. 1950) , Feeling Material XIV | Christie’s

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Drawings and Paintings — Christine Nguyen

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Perfect's Brujo takes its title from Carlos Castenada's 1968 book The Teachings of Don Juan, which is an anthropological thesis often associated with hippie culture; a 'brujo' is a shaman or sorcerer. "All fables and stories have some purpose or resonance to them," explains Perfect.

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Publishing platform for digital magazines, interactive publications and online catalogs. Convert documents to beautiful publications and share them worldwide. Title: Catalogue Dnaf 2024 Compressed (1), Author: CPCT, Length: 72 pages, Published: 2024-03-19

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julia fish at museum of contemporary art chicago

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julia fish at uic school of art and design

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Julia Fish is an artist and painter born in Oregon but is currently based in Chicago. The work of Julia Fish has been internationally recognized and displayed.

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Mark Bradford
The Devil is Beating his Wife, 2003
Billboard paper, photomechanical reproductions, permanent-wave end papers, stencils, and additional mixed media on plywood
335.3 x 609.6 cm

Mark Bradford's abstractions unite high art and popular culture as unorthodox tableaux of unequivocal beauty. Working in both paint and collage, Bradford incorporates elements from his daily life into his canvases: remnants of found posters and billboards, graffitied stencils and logos, and hairdresser's permanent endpapers he's collected from his other profession as a stylist. In The Devil is Beating His Wife, Bradford consolidates all these materials into a pixelised eruption of cultural cross-referencing. Built up on plywood in sensuous layers ranging from silky and skin-like to oily and singed, Bradford offers abstraction with an urban flair that's explosively contemporary.

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Artist at Contemporary art gallery in London.

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A sheet or pasted together page of newsprint gives Tony Swain both the physical base and conceptual starting point for his evocative and dreamlike paintings. The imagery is built up by painting over the collaged newspaper in layers, obliterating most of the original text and photography. The fragments that are allowed to remain are transformed by their inclusion in his imagined landscapes and abstracts. Swain has created new work for the Art Now space. He lives and works in Glasgow.

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Artist Tony Swain has created new work for the Art Now space at Tate Britain 2 May - 16 August 2009

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Image Transfer - Robert Rauschenberg  (1925-2008 American)

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Image Transfer - Robert Rauschenberg  (1925-2008 American)

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In expanding upon the artist's legacy, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation celebrates new and even untested ways of thinking and acting. The Foundation supports research, institutions, and artists that embody the same collaborative, inclusive, and multidisciplinary approach that Rauschenberg exemplified in both his art and philanthropic endeavors.

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Tips for a Successful Immediate Image Transfer

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art, landscape, abstract landscapes, forests, trees, drawing, landscape drawing, graphite, national parks

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Farrukh Adnan - Biography, Shows, Articles & More | Artsy

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Explore Farrukh Adnan’s biography, achievements, artworks, auction results, and shows on Artsy.

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Julie Mehretu makes large-scale, gestural paintings that are built up through layers of acrylic paint on canvas overlaid with pencil, pen and ink.

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Four Fold Drawing/Four Plants residency at Wimbledon School of Art, 2001 Acrylic ink on paper, mounted on board Two panels, each 84.5 x 29.5 cms Cactus Intersection, 2005 Acrylic on canvas 106 x 148 cms (H x W) Collection, Bank of...

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Video: Art and the Exploration of Materiality

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Video: Art and the Exploration of Materiality

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Group Exhibition - "Investigation of Materiality" at Axel Vervoordt Gallery

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Materiality is not just about selecting a medium; it is about understanding how the material itself can contribute to the artistic expression. The texture of a brushstroke, the weight of a sculpture, or the transparency of a glass piece - all these elements come together to create a sensory experience for the viewer. By harnessing the power of materiality, artists can engage the senses and evoke a range of emotions, making their artwork more impactful and meaningful.
Exploring different materials in art
Artists have been experimenting with various materials throughout history, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in creative expression. From the ancient cave paintings made with pigments derived from natural sources to the contemporary installations using cutting-edge technology, the range of materials available to artists is vast and ever-expanding. By exploring different materials, artists can expand their artistic repertoire and discover new ways to convey their ideas and concepts. The manipulation of materials is a crucial aspect of the artistic process. Artists employ various techniques to transform raw materials into works of art that captivate and inspire. Whether it's applying layers of paint to create texture, molding clay into intricate shapes, or welding metal to form sculptures, the mastery of these techniques allows artists to fully realize their artistic vision. Through experimentation and practice, artists can develop their own unique style and approach to manipulating materials.
Techniques for manipulating materials in art
Materiality has a profound impact on the artistic process, influencing every step from conception to completion. The choice of material can shape the initial idea, determining the form and structure of the artwork. As artists work with the material, they uncover its inherent qualities and limitations, adapting their approach to accommodate these characteristics. The process of working with materials can be a dialogue between the artist and the medium, with each informing and inspiring the other.
The impact of materiality on the artistic process
Throughout history, numerous artists have embraced materiality as a means of creative exploration. One such artist is Jackson Pollock, known for his revolutionary drip painting technique. By pouring and splattering paint onto canvas, Pollock allowed the material itself to dictate the composition, resulting in dynamic and expressive artworks. Another artist, Anish Kapoor, manipulates materials such as stainless steel and pigment to create sculptures that challenge our perception of space and form. These artists, among many others, demonstrate the endless possibilities that materiality offers in artistic expression.
Examples of artists who have explored materiality in their work
In contemporary art Materiality provides artists with a powerful means of communication. By carefully selecting and manipulating materials, artists can convey their ideas and emotions with clarity and impact. The choice of material can evoke specific associations and symbolism, adding layers of meaning to the artwork. For example, using natural materials like wood and stone can evoke a sense of groundedness and connection to the earth, while synthetic materials may evoke a more futuristic or artificial atmosphere. By harnessing the expressive potential of materials, artists can tap into the universal language of aesthetics and create a profound connection with viewers. , materiality continues to play a vital role in pushing artistic boundaries. Artists are increasingly using unconventional materials and techniques to challenge traditional notions of art and engage viewers in new and thought-provoking ways. From installations made of recycled materials to digital artworks that exist solely in the virtual realm, contemporary artists are redefining what it means to work with materials. Materiality becomes a tool for social commentary, environmental awareness, and cultural exploration, reflecting the evolving nature of our society. Art and the exploration of materiality go hand in hand, allowing artists to unlock the secrets of creative expression. By understanding the significance of materiality, exploring different materials and techniques, and harnessing the power of materials to communicate ideas and emotions, artists can elevate their artwork to new heights. Materiality is not just a means to an end; it is an essential component of the artistic process, enriching both the artist and the viewer. So, let us embrace the possibilities of materiality in art and continue to push the boundaries of creativity.
The role of materiality in contemporary art

How artists can use materiality to communicate ideas and emotions

Embracing the possibilities of materiality in art

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Art and the Exploration of Materiality - DOLAPO OBAT

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Materiality refers to the physical substances that artists use to bring their visions to life. It encompasses everything from paint and canvas to clay, metal, fabric, and beyond. The choice of material is not arbitrary; it plays a vital role in the artistic process and the final outcome.