#installviews

[mybarn]

Current Show at:

TAKE NINAGAWA GALLERY IN TOKYO, JAPAN

> 15 < from May until 22th July 23

With works from: Bas Jan Ader | Ryoko Aoki | Wang Bing | Patty Chang | Yoko Daihara | Thea Djordjadze | Taro Izumi | Suki Seokyeong Kang | Misaki Kawai | On Kawara | Chikara Matsumoto | Kazuko Miyamoto | Shinro Ohtake | Ken Okiishi | Mihai Olos | Charlotte Posenenske | Mika Rottenberg | Aki Sasamoto | Danh Vo | Franz Erhard Walther | Andro Wekua | Tsuruko Yamazaki | Gozo Yoshimasu

#contemporaryart #arthistory #southeastasianart #art blogging #takeninagawa #tokyoart #Art Gallery #installviews #tokyo #アートギャラリー #アート東京 #artbasel #charlotteposenenske

[supportblackart]

@daveshrobe 🙏🏾 Sanctuary, 2020 Oil, acrylic, stained glass, metal, wood, flocking, velvet, leather, vinyl tiles, and book binding cloth mounted on wood table top-bottom 60 x 43 x 4.5 inches #installview @steveturnerla through August 29th 2020 #supportblackart #davidshrobe #daveshrobe #sanctuary #foundmaterials #assemblageart https://www.instagram.com/p/CDcUnvZhPjf/?igshid=1rm7v43bk4ecx

#installview #supportblackart #davidshrobe #daveshrobe #sanctuary #foundmaterials #assemblageart

[geray-mena-daily]

#geraymena #installview #wowopenair #2017 #artist #in #residency #amsterdam

[abutlersoundvision2020]

installview - Daniel Cook

Similar processes to the previous split screen piece; ‘Klipperty Klöpp’, Andrew Kotting, 2017. - In terms of music overlap, and split screen use.  

From the visuals the phrase ‘Glass houses’ comes to mind. Includes overlapping of sounds, and visuals that unfold to tell one narrative.

Aesthetic visuals which demonstrate a verity of mid and long shots and movements. The audio escalates and descalates within. No dialogue, just atmospheric & foley sounds, where as the music echoes and twists into new variations of genre and themes. 

A fictional and eerie tale of suspense, thriller, drama and mystery. Without the intensions of exposing the narrative through dialogue. 

The three screens within the split screen sometimes seems overwhelming, however I think this was intensional in telling the narrative, and expressing the relationships between them. 

[theseannaes]

These installation shots of Taryn Simon’s work at the Tate just go to prove that the presentation of work can add so much value. I unfortunately didn’t get to see this in person, but it looks fantastic.

tarynsimon.com/installviews/2011_tate/#4

#taryn simon #tatemodern #photography

[alicehodgsonbcu]

Taryn Simon (b. 1975) is a multidisciplinary artist working in photography, text, sculpture and performance. Guided by an interest in systems of categorization and classification, her practice involves extensive research into the power and structure of secrecy and the precarious nature of survival.

#majorproject

[fjesussoundvision2020]

split screen ideas pt 2

HER 1978-2008 by Candice Breitz

Very creative use of multiple channel video; they all complete each other

A very strange young man (Payne’s constraint) by Ariel Avissar

I like how this video was edited, how it’s not just a 9 channel video throughout, how some screens appear and disappear

These final two were recommended by my project collaborator, Anne:

White Trash by Jeff Zorilla

If the 16mm comes out ‘bad’ (overexposed, etc) the idea is to play around with it the way Zorilla did with this piece

installview by Daniel Cook

3 channel film, the action jumps from one video to the other