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Tag: installation

Being Creative / Videos

Look and Listen #11: Sam Gillliam’s From a Model to a Rainbow (PBS News Hour)

Sam Gilliam’s soft-spoken passion for creativity and painting is so infectious. He speaks here about his process, background, and the development of the public art movement that began in the …

Exploring Culture / Videos

Look and Listen #10: El Anatsui, Gravity and Grace at the Akron Art Museum, 2012

Ghanian artist El Anatsui makes monumental installations from aluminum bits… bottle caps, can lids and more. He has a team of twenty to thirty men who help him assemble his …

Photoblogs / Videos

Rebuilding Connections: The Collaborative Works of Patrick Dougherty

Modern life makes it easy to lose our connection to nature, to others and to our childhood. Can art help? Patrick Dougherty builds fantastic nest and hut forms from saplings, fusing …

Photoblogs / Videos

Carrying Home: The Work of Do-ho Suh

Our experience of home deepens and changes with time. Does moving away from our roots help us understand them better? Do-ho Suh grew up fascinated by the sea. His dream was …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture / Photoblogs

Sharing a Difficult Journey: The Art Installations of Serge Alain Nitegeka

How do we break cycles of violence? Art helps us share painful personal stories and build empathy across cultural lines. Serge Alain Nitegeka was born in 1983 in the African nation of …

Recommended Reading / Videos

Dream of Water: Tears Become… Streams Become… at the Park Avenue Armory

Darkness falls as an acclaimed pianist begins a recital devoted to music about water. Slowly the hall becomes a lake. It might sound like a dream, or maybe just the …

Videos

Living in a Crack: Keret House in Warsaw, Poland

Less than 4 feet at its widest point, Keret House, the narrowest residence in the world, isn’t for the claustrophobic. Polish architect Jakub Szczesny is famous for radical thinking inside a …

Exploring Culture / Photoblogs

Shining Phantoms: The Reflective Sculptures of Rob Mulholland

Rob Mulholland is a sculptor and installation artist whose work can be found dotting the countryside and cities of his native Scotland as well as on foreign soil. His recent …

Videos

Night Noise at the Palais Garnier: Conatus: La Nuit du Danseur

Conatus: La Nuit du Danseur, or in English, Conatus: The Night of the Dancer, is an intriguing video by French multi-media artist Boris Achour. A tap dancer wearing a luminous mask moves alone by night …

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