Pop-ups — temporary business or cultural enterprises that materialize in empty storefronts, vacant lots and such, flaunting their own ephemerality — are hardly new, but suddenly they are everywhere.
"It makes sense to see how that pans out and see if any of the supposed problems with that materialize before you make it permanent".
About 72percentt currently say that the severity of recent storms was merely the result of the kind of intense weather events that materialize periodically.
I was on the hunt for the icy treats of summer, the fly-by-night sweets that materialize come June at street fairs and flea markets, on odd corners, in temporary storefronts, then dissolve into the mists of fall.
Paglen, recently announced as the winner of the 2018 Nam June Paik Art Center prize, has long made art about the spectral and the invisible – airy subjects that materialize in his work with often unsettling frankness.
The Cube plays off against the infinite variety of forms in which other computers come packaged, and the ceaseless abundance of images that materialize on its dematerialized flat screen.
Ryan Gander has established a reputation as a maker of artworks that materialize in a vast array of forms involving a questioning of language and knowledge, as well as a reinvention of both the modes of appearance and the means by which an artwork is created.
The director sat by the trays of crackers and crudités that materialize before his every meeting and asked his animators to screen a "pre-visualization" — roughly animated footage akin to moving storyboards — of the film's most expensive and elaborate set piece, one that would surely anchor Fox's trailers and television ads: the Ted-Walter fight.
THE ART WORLD about minimalist Sol LeWitt and an exhibit of his work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art... LeWitt is an artist of militant impersonality — a designer of sculptures that materialize out of rote mathematical permutations and of "wall drawings" that are realized by hands other than his own.
By Peter Schjeldahl The New Yorker, March 13 , 2000P. 98 THE ART WORLD about minimalist Sol LeWitt and an exhibit of his work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art... LeWitt is an artist of militant impersonality — a designer of sculptures that materialize out of rote mathematical permutations and of "wall drawings" that are realized by hands other than his own.
O.K., these questions — all of them — may have come to mind a little later along my journey, while I snacked on slices of speck on one of the benches that materialize on Austrian hiking trails exactly when you need a rest.
